The food menu was just one page, but their dishes are from an array of cuisines such as Mexican, Asian and Mediterranean. However, meat-eaters, don’t worry, as there are dishes to cater for you too. There were many vegetarian dishes, with plenty of vegan dishes too. The menu is certainly different, which is what drew us in this first place to Boho. The friendly waiter brought us menus and was helpful in explaining dishes we didn’t understand and service was quite good, up until larger groups came in later, making the service slower than. And that explains the name: Boho is short for Bohemian – meaning unconventional, a bit hippy, and rather arty. The space was dotted with wooden tables and wicker chairs with colorful African printed pillows. The indoor area was charming with photos and little artifacts for décor, making you feel as though you’re dining in someone’s home. I definitely hope to sit here on my next visit, so I hope they work on making the restaurant more accessible soon. The outside seating was in a lush green garden with wooden furniture and a cute swinging bench. We unanimously decided to sit inside as the outdoor seating was accessed through a large step, rendering it inaccessible to me without a ramp or strong staff. Once we got in, we passed a kitchen where aromas of the delicious foods were wafting through. Diva had to call the staff for assistance and after a brief struggle, I managed to go in. However, once we arrived at the restaurant, we noticed that there were two steps to go in. I had enquired before booking to ask if it’s wheelchair accessible, which they confirmed. The restaurant itself is located in a converted one-floor bungalow with green ferns draping the front patio roof. Next to the restaurant is a small fine art photography gallery, called Upepo Gallery, founded in 2017 by Cyril Villemain, a photojournalist based in Kenya. Diva and I had had Boho Eatery on our radar for a while (EVEN ELLEN DEGENERES HAS DINED HERE!) and so one Saturday, back when she was down for the Christmas holidays in December, we braved the long drive to Karen, utilizing the time to catch up after spending three months living on different continents.īoho Eatery, a cute garden restaurant, is beautifully set in the grounds of the Ngong House along Ndovu Road in Karen.

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