Urban Masai

First time i went there didn't like it. Second time welcoming was great service was slow and it was not busy the village chicken soap was good. Third time all was great except no welcome person. The place is great the food I have eaten is good just need to be consistent with what you offer unless the place is busy.

I had two separate experiences of this place. Daytime visit: The place was clean and calm, they had a saxophonist that Sunday afternoon and it was honestly one of the best things about being there. I quite enjoyed their margaritas and my food was quite tasty(tasted bits of goat meat from my dates plate and it was a little dry but when paired with their Chilli, it was good!) Nighttime visit: It was a Friday evening and the place was extremely busy and packed. There were few tables left and if available, they were dirty and had few or no chairs to seat us. The music was loud and it was basically an outdoors club type of situation. It is listed as a restaurant, so, for it to have been that busy at 8pm was a little irritating. We got our food almost 40mins later, the same margaritas I had the previous Sunday tasted different(sugary and almost like a lemonade). The creamy Tuscan chicken was quite soft and I enjoyed the sauce, it could have been better paired with something else but I enjoyed on its own because the rice that accompanied it was not well cooked. I got a Masai chicken burger later on and it was delicious. The common thing at both times was the poor service provided not only to us, but I noticed that the tables next to us were equally struggling to either find their waitrons or get the attention of anyone who could help them. Most of the staff stood by the entrance and were chatting or would disappear completely. I would only recommend it if you love East African food, everything else is still not as convincing.

A famous chisanyama in town that has a Kenyan touch and is a great place to hang out on Fridays after work. They serve very fresh meat and also have a bakery with fresh produce. A popular spot for social media content is their "wall booth" featuring famous Swahili proverbs. In addition, the venue has tight security around the vicinity, directing traffic and guarding cars. It's definitely worth checking out.

It's a nice place, the service is great, prices are equally ok however I found the menu a bit limited.

This place is beautiful, it has a touch of East African within Zambia, one thing I really loved about this place it’s actually the amazing quotes written on the walls, they cheer up your mood The food was simply amazing, tinder goat meat with well done plantain. Am definitely going back again to sample their food menu 👌🏽 The environment is serene with good music, it’s a place where you can go and relax after work or an hectic day. With the nice low music you can actually conversant with people you’re with.