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Where to eat Asian food in Bamburi: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Asian food in Bamburi, Mombasa, Coast Province. Bamburi /ˌbæmˈbɜːriː/ is a commercial, industrial and local electoral, administrative and a tourist and residential area on the Kenyan north-coast which extends from the coastline on the Indian ocean to the surrounding middle and low-income settlements on the mainland. Administratively, Bamburi is in the Kisauni sub-county of Mombasa and has tourist and beach-front facilities, which include international and local hotels and parks such as Serena International Beach Hotel, Sai Rock Hotel, Kahamas Hotel, Haller Park and Butterfly Pavilion.
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1. Misono
Overall Ratings
4 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By Beckybumbledrop
Smart place this. Lovely seating area and bar. Lots of ceiling fans creating a through draft as the sides are open, perfect for a Mombasa December. Very friendly and professional staff. Food was delicious and portions were on the large side. The Bentos were esp good. Good value. Good drinks choice. Recommended. 
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2. Bollywood Bites
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Bollywood Bites is Mombasa's premier authentic Indian vegetarian restaurant located at Nyali Cinemax. Our menu remains true to Indian roots combining the best of Southern and Northern India. Our specialties include our Dosas, Punjabi Curries, Chaat and fr
Reviewed By sukeshad
A great Indian Vegetarian only restaurant serving snacks and main meals from North India and South India with Mumbai street food, pasta and chips and Indo chineese cusine are also popular. Tasty and adequately tickes the palette. Efficient and quick service - slightly an upper version of the SHIV SAGARS in India.
3. Singh Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 134 reviews
In April 1962, as Mombasa was growing into one of East Africa's busiest ports, Dalip Singh Wilkhu had a vision. While working as a signal operator for East African Railways, he was inspired to feed arriving visitors while preparing packaged meals for thos
Reviewed By KaiUWulff
For many years, first under the father and now the son this restaurant is the est place to get an very affordable and unforgettable meal. Try the mushroom and corn and enjoy the best, unlimited Rotis you will ever have!
4. Namaskar Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Relax in an atomosphere of peace, tranquilty and serenity as you share a meal or drink with friends, family or business associates. Experience the finest tastes of India at our Namaskar Restaurant; or contintental cuisine by the pool at Spirit of the Seas
Reviewed By bwanamdevu
We were taken by our family to the newish Namaskar restaurant situated in the Bliss resort , near to Nyali Centre for one of our last nights in Mombasa and initially we had high hopes when entering. Lots of money had been spent on the decor, design, water features etc but unfortunately these high hopes were not realised. The young lady server was the best feature of the place, very pleasant, helpful and accommodating but the food did not live up to expectations. The prices of the individual dishes were very reasonable but the standard was lacking. Seated and orders taken we had some lassi to quench our thirst. First there was no mango to make mango lassi! Then the salt lassi when it appeared had a very strange taste and had to be sent back. We settled for bottled sodas. Various chicken dishes were delivered, albeit at a very slow pace and none of them were exceptional, very average at best. The salad to accompany the meal also had a very strange off-taste, not very nice at all. ! What was wrong? How can fresh salad have such a weird taste? Anyway, the chilli chips were edible and the chicken and fish fingers for the youngest member of our group seemed to be OK. The dessert of gulag jamun was ordinary. Dense and stodgy, lacking in syrup. Service was good and was far better than the food. Not somewhere where I would want to return to.
