Between this restaurant, hotel and ethiopian restaurant, food in Stone Town was wonderful! Alcohol available, great channa masala and garlic naan.

We enjoyed eating here so much that we came back several times, and we were only in Stone Town for 6 nights! This food is tasty; the menu is varied, and you can have your dishes as spicy as you wish. We ate some of the best curries that we have ever eaten - and we've had many, because we... More

Situated right next to Forodhani with an excellent view of the ocean this restaurant is no secret or insider tip. Silk Rout is one of the most popular restaurants amongst visitors in Stone Town. 3 floors high the main restaurant is situated on the roof with a great view and a refreshing breeze rewarding you for your climb. The service... More

Wonderful fusion Indian-Zanzibari food with a great view and atmosphere. All the staff were delightful and we had a right feast with complementary appetizer, fantastic curries and wine. Definitely try the Zanzibar fish curry - it is gorgeous.

Wonderful inexpensive food in beautiful surroundings. The mainly female staff are utterly delightful and the sense of inclusiveness in this family business unusual and refreshing.

We enjoyed the food here, including the appetizer sampler, the cashew chicken, and a spicy lamb dish. The view was nice from the 3rd floor (2nd floor for Europeans) and the fans kept us cool. The prices were reasonable and they have local beers and wine. We had a very nice chat with a British couple seated on the other... More

very welcoming owners and staff friendly only thing for travellers do not go to Zanzibar for more than 2 days nothing to do there unless you want to sit in the Sun.Spice farms wasnt intresting.

We ate dinner there while being in Stonetown. The place looks really neat, the food is tasty and prices are reasonable. The waiters are friendly, quick and actually pay attention. We dropped a fork by accident and had a new one before we could pick it up. Jasmin, the friendly owner even comes by at every table and asks if... More

We had dinner at this northern indian restaurant during our stone town visit. Ample seating and reasonable atmosphere. Dishes were modest in proportion, well prepared and really good. We enjoyed the veggie samosas, spinach paneer, chicken vindaloo. A bit pricer than other options (about $12,000 - $15,000 TSH/dish) but worth it.