Welcome to Rozina Restaurant
Kenya’s Most Loved Dining Destination – Since 1989
For over 35 years, Rozina Restaurant has been the go-to spot for families, foodies, and first-daters alike. Born in Mombasa, raised in Nairobi — we serve an unforgettable fusion of Indian, Seafood, Steakhouse, and Continental cuisine. We’ve got something for every craving, every vibe, and every palate.
Feel Good About Every Bite.
Where bold flavors, legendary recipes & good vibes come together.
From sizzling steaks to soulful biryani, Rozina is where Nairobi dines, celebrates, and remembers every bite.
Breakfast:
7:30am - 9am (last order)
LUNCH:
12pm - 2:30pm (last order)
Dinner:
6pm - 10:30pm (last order)
What Makes Us Unforgettable?
- 💃 Live Music & Events Every Week
- 🚗 Convenient Locations Across Nairobi, Mombasa, Nakuru & Gigiri
- 🌱 Vegan, Vegetarian & Jain Options
- 🧁 In-house Bakery with Custom Cakes & Pastries
- 📶 Free WiFi, TV & Family-Friendly Seating
Why Locals Keep Coming Back
Homestyle Goodness
From freshly ground spices to slow-cooked stews — every bite tastes like home.
Warm Hospitality
At Rozina, you’re not just a customer. You’re family. Expect big smiles & bigger servings.
Always Fresh
We source locally and prepare daily — nothing frozen, nothing fake.
Our Customers’ Top Picks
- 🔥 Beef Pilau – Smoky, spiced, and slow-cooked to perfection.
- 🥘 Swahili Chicken Curry – Tender chicken in coconut-rich sauce.
- 🥗 Vegan Ugali Platter – Healthy, hearty, and full of flavor.
- 🍹 Tamarind Juice – Sweet, tangy, and famously refreshing.
Main Course
Whether you’re in the mood for sizzling Akber Steak, spicy Chili Garlic Oysters, or a rich Veg Biryani — Rozina serves bold flavors made fresh to perfection.
Akber Steak
KES 2,400
🍛 Chili Paneer Wet
KES 900
🦞 Lobster Thermidor
KES 4,000
🐓 Chicken Chooza
KES 1,450
🍝 Spaghetti Aglio e Olio
KES 1,100
GRILLED PORK WITH PRESERVED LEMONS
KES 1,100
Get in touch
We’re Just a Call Away — Or a Visit Away!
Got a question? Want to book a table, plan a party, or just tell us how much you love the biryani? We’re all ears.

