Wham’s Cafe

I stopped by this café while I was in Boston and had ugali with beef stew, cabbage, and sukuma wiki plus a hot cup of tea to fight off the freezing cold. Easily a 10/10 experience. I WILL BE BACK!!

So I move clear across the country and what do I find basically walking distance from my new home but a Kenyan place! I haven't had Kenyan food in literally years and now I've found a favorite! First up, samosas, basically a large, stuffed "pastry" fried and filled with tasty things. If you've ever had Indian food, you can get similar things there. I'm fairly certain there's a vegetarian option, but we had the meat ones; I could easily just eat a whole meal just of those. Delicious! Then there's chapati (I didn't even know you could get decent chapati in the States!) whish for the uninitiated, is basically like a combination of a flat bread and a tortilla with this smoky sort of flavor that pairs well with everything. Now because it's a small space, they have a limited, rotating menu th

I absolutely love it here. The owner is so kind and patient. She took her time explaining everything to me. The music is very nice, very clean. Very affordable. I'll definitely come back.

Kibanda style joint perfect for a quick bite and take aways. I highly recommend the Chapatis and sauces.

Coming into the place I felt at home because their food tasted exactly like Kenya's which Is where I came from and they have amazing customer service.wold definitely recommend this place.