They have a variety to choose from,it's something different compared to other places doing traditional and other kinds off meals.I had bush meat and it really tasted good.
T-bone has never tasted this good, as a meat lover, I have eaten t-bone steaks many a times but nothing quite tastes like this sizzling beef cut. Meat portions in Zambia are extremely generous unlike my native country Kenya. The set up resembles a typical Buffet Park or Nyama Choma joint where you serve your accompaniments and wait for your meat. The Nshima (equivalent of Ugali) is served in two varieties- Breakfast (equivalent of fine processed maize meal) or Lola (equivalent of the poshomill maize meal). The joint is only open at lunchtime and business executives as well as foreign guests can be found here enjoying lunch sampling the finest of Zambian cuisine
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Venu Gopal
5 years agoIf you love local Zambian food... Here is the place... Very popular and food is up to the mark...
Fred Nasilele
5 years agoThey have a variety to choose from,it's something different compared to other places doing traditional and other kinds off meals.I had bush meat and it really tasted good.
Tinashe Kushata
7 years agoLovely buffett of traditional food 👌🏾
Sylvia Karimi
6 years agoT-bone has never tasted this good, as a meat lover, I have eaten t-bone steaks many a times but nothing quite tastes like this sizzling beef cut. Meat portions in Zambia are extremely generous unlike my native country Kenya. The set up resembles a typical Buffet Park or Nyama Choma joint where you serve your accompaniments and wait for your meat. The Nshima (equivalent of Ugali) is served in two varieties- Breakfast (equivalent of fine processed maize meal) or Lola (equivalent of the poshomill maize meal). The joint is only open at lunchtime and business executives as well as foreign guests can be found here enjoying lunch sampling the finest of Zambian cuisine
Christopher Matipa
6 years agoI had a t-bone steak with my wife and youngest daughter, fantastic! Renovations still on-going though