There are quite a few tasty Kenyan dishes, but the original bhajias from a famous restaurant called Slush Bhajias has been the standard for more than a few years now in Nairobi.
I’ve personally watched as the price for a box of these special deep fried potatoes served with tomato salsa have sky rocketed – but they’ll always be worth it!
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John
2 years ago
350sh =$3.50
John
2 years ago
I love slush bhajia whatec6the price
sully86
11 years ago
mark: well the economy rice here in malaysia has risen quite substantially. years ago you can get a plate with the basics for about RM3.50 to about RM4, nothing more than RM5.00. Now with the same amount of stuff you dump into a plate the least u can get now is RM 4.50 or more..
Mark Wiens
11 years ago
Thanks for sharing, prices keep getting higher – but for food it’s still worth it!
sully86
11 years ago
mark: that looks extremely finger licking good man…how much is that?
Mark Wiens
11 years ago
I believe it was $2 – $3 for it. When I was growing up in Kenya 10 years ago, it only cost about $0.50 and I’ve really seen the prices rise!