Adams Arcade · Ngong Road, Nairobi

Somali roots,
Nairobi mornings.

Camel milk coffee, slow-cooked heritage dishes and a pastry counter that runs all day. Sit in for muqmad and anjero, or have it brought to your door.

Two folded Somali flatbreads on a deep blue plate, beside a glass dish of crumbled dried camel meat and a small glass of ghee

Golis Breakfast — muqmad soaked in ghee, with anjero

  • Camel meat & camel milk
  • Specialty coffee, brewed to order
  • Bakery fresh daily
  • Halal kitchen
Slow-cooked meat on a wooden board with spiced rice, sautéed vegetables, a lemon wedge and a dish of spice

Why camel

Camel, done properly.

Camel isn’t a novelty here — it’s the backbone of the kitchen. Muqmad cured and soaked in ghee for breakfast. Suqaar diced and seared hard and fast. Meat slow-steamed until it falls off the bone. And at the coffee bar, camel milk pulled into lattes and cappuccinos: naturally sweet, and impossible to imitate.

See the camel dishes
Sliced grilled chicken fanned over salad greens with avocado and orange segments in a white bowl

Golis Healthy Corner

Eat well without eating less.

Grain bowls, salads and hummus plates built around real protein — grilled chicken, salmon, tuna, spiced camel. Quinoa or rice, avocado, and a dressing that does the work. Sixteen ways to have a proper lunch.

From the counter

The pastry case.

Croissants laminated in-house, milk cakes soaked overnight, éclairs finished the same morning. Best taken with a V-60.

Bakery & desserts

Come and sit down

Find us on Ngong Road.

Breakfast, lunch, coffee and everything after. Walk in, call ahead, or send us a message on WhatsApp.