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Nairobi has a lot of Chinese restaurants, but arenÂ'ta cheap option. Almost all Â'large bid "(good for two people) and lots Â'small '(enough for one). The food is generally excellent, but all these places add 16% VAT to the invoice, so prices can mount up quickly.

Nairobi Chinese and Thai Restaurants

Panda Chinese Restaurant
Torres Fedha, Kaunda St; network kshs380-1480)

A spacious elegant Asian restaurant hidden away from San Kaunda The staff is attentive to the point of excessive zeal, especially when its quiet and the food is the best Chinese chow I've seen in Nairobi. Music lovers will also be in his element here.

Hong Kong Restaurant
(College House, Koinange St; network Kshs 300-600)

A bright red restaurant with good food and not too clichà © D © cor da. It the cheapest of China in the right city and therefore popular.

Chinese Restaurant Bangkok
(Rank Xerox House, Parks Rd, Westlands, a network Kshs290-890)

The Bangkok has been in business for several years but was clearly the name of someone who has no understanding of geography, as in Thailand there virtually nothing on the menu. If you get too disappointed if you can break open a bottle of Moët (Kshs 8990)

Tanager Bar & Restaurant
(Rehema House, Kaunda Street network Kshs 280-350)

A simple and inexpensive way to China the right African restaurant in downtown.

China Jiangsu Restaurant
(Westlands Rd Kshs network 200-600)

An elegant rooftop restaurant above Soin shopping arcade. Prices are very reasonable, considering the establishment of a balcony with class and the food's good not to be sniffed.

Siam, Thailand
(UNGA House, Muthithi Rd, Westlands, network Kshs 250-680)

This attractive restaurant offers an extensive menu of real Thai food and a very good reputation. Unga House can be reached from either wood or Muthithi Woodvale RD.

Nairobi Kenya Restaurants Japanese

Akasaka Restaurant
(Standard St, network Kshs 450-800)

A wonderful Japanese restaurant with six Hotel eighties. It always a little quieter, but this fits the Japanese style dà © cor and the food is very authentic. There even a tatami room (reserve in advance) where you can eat at traditional low tables. Akasaka covers the full range of Japanese cuisine as udon noodles, sushi sets, tempura, teriyaki, and sukiyaki as well as a miso soup. Good value lunch menu is also available.

Furasato Japanese Restaurant
(Karuna Rd, Westlands, menus Kshs 700-1500)

Behind the Sarit Center, this is a very seductive elegant Japanese dishes, among them sushi, tempura and teppanyaki. The sushi and sashimi delicious. Reservations are recommended.

There are many other Asian restaurants in Nairobi, including some in residential neighborhoods that can cost twice as those included here. Depending on your taste you can inquire of the Chinese and Japanese restaurants in those areas.

Recall that in this class level, which your project not only includes the mass of food but also the dining environment, something that is unlikely to take home in the stomach though.

All in all that is most likely going to find a restaurant, if not two that suit your taste and pocket size. There is simply no need in the Asian restaurants here.

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