Lomnava KenKey House

Kenkey is not a meal you can up and prep at the comfort of your home especially in the diaspora, at least not for me, so I look forward to enjoying some when I get the opportunity so all I will say is, I had a great experience enjoying my kenkey and pepper with some fish. My only reservation is if I’m eating kenkey with some shito, the shito ‘must shito okay’ and it should start with the aroma even before it hits your tongue but hey, I guess I will normalize going to kenkey places with my own shito😭🤣 A girl just wants some taste okay…Anyways, that being said, my experience was great overall. Oh and very affordable too, everything on the picture in this review costs less than £10 (this included one meat pie too).

Obaapa · juni 2026

Naar aanleiding van een YouTube filmpje van Connecting Flavors (Nana) besloten om een kijkje te nemen. Kenkey, watchi, okra soup en jollof rice besteld. Was allemaal héél lekker. Zeker een aanrader voor wie traditioneel west-afrikaans wil eten!

Sary · juni 2026

Dit is voor Afrikanen die eten zoals in Ghana zoeken, of avonturierlijke hollanders. De Jollof was lekker maar het interieur is wel wat gedateerd. Aardige man achter de balie.

Joost · april 2026

Very bad food, far too salty and really not worth going there. I had kenkey, banku, fish, jollof, waakye, and a meat pie. Everything was thrown away. Only the shito that I bought separately was okay, but even that was very, very salty.

Akos · januari 2026

They need to improve on some of the foods a bit. Sometimes, you find their jollof a bit salty, okra stew has big big bones (cow meat / cow legs) in it that it's difficult to cut

Afua · januari 2026