Honey & Dough Nairobi Kenya

Honey & Dough Nairobi Kenya
This is the first part of our experience at Honey and dough Nairobi Kenya. The ambiance is lovely. Its said to be one of the most instagramable place in Nairobi, Kenya. The food is very reasonably priced. We spoke to one of the partners Mr. Torban Ghosh over some lovely meals. Had the Pesto Pizza, Full English Breakfast, Prawn Fettuccine Alfredo among other delicacies. We get into insights about this lovely restaurant and watch out for part two where the full honest review will be revealed.
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It's respect to food to not to wear your cap while eating

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Wow, thats a new one!

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@@FoodStaKenya No he's right, it's bad etiquette to wear a hat indoors but seeing that you're at a restaurant you should at least remove it before eating.

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Hi There, out of curiosity, is it customarily to remove your hat in Kenya before eating? I am going there next month with my Sikh friend I am afraid that removing his turban "dastar" is a no-no for him. It is a business trip and the last thing I want is to be seen as rude to our hosts. Thank you

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@@mohammedalqahtani9067 This custom is not unique to Kenya, it's just good etiquette not to wear a cap inside, it's considered outerwear. A turban is different though, that's cultural.

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@@mohammedalqahtani9067 Either way I don't think anyone will comment but if I went to someone's house wearing a cap by the dinner table, I'd feel weird.