Tamarind Reef Hotel

... the history lesson http://www.colonialvoyage.com/mombasa.html Dinner on the Thursday night was on a traditional dhow - run by the Tamarind restuarant which is internationally acclaimed as the '7th best restaurant in the world' - 100$USD will get ...

... several times greater. There are excellent views north from the rim of a deep ravine here, and there is green grass, scattered Tamarind trees, and the odd wetland. We then climb a ridge to overlook the village of La Nouvelle, and the west face ...

... 1. Food can be cheap 1.1 The usual flare of pollo milanesa (chicken schnitzel), sopa de veduras (vege soup and refresco de tamarindo (Tamarind drink) will set you back about $4 usd and is scrumptious enough to have 3 nights in a row. 1.2 Tortas and ...

... green and natural. The harbour is surrounded by a maze of islands looming up out of the ocean. The view is stunning. I order a tamarind juice and fried noodles, while Philip makes trouble with the waitress. We're joined for lunch by Mike, an American who ...

... a starter of spicy squid, then I had a prawn curry and Darren had creole fish. Both were served with a sauce made of tamarind and coriander and were delicious. Darren drank beer and I passed on the wine, since I suspected $56 for Jacobs Creek ...

... we considered the splurge, the rooms worth our while were in the end way out of our price range. We then moved on to Tamarind Beach which was totally secluded, but instead of having little boats in the swimming area, there were numerous barge like ships a ...

... ’s ubiquitous wooden carvings actually being made.  In the evening we enjoyed a beautiful meal at the restaurant Tamarind, which is reputed as being one of Kenya’s best restaurants, specialising in seafood. From Sunday through Wednesday ...

... growing the spices and were handed leaves to smell and identify: ginger, lemon grass, turmeric, liquorice cardamom pods, vanilla pods, tamarind, cinnamon, coffee, Jack fruit, paw paw and passion fruit.  The smell is so much fresher than the shop ...

... , Pineapple and chilli, Kiwi, Pineapple w/cucumber chilli and spices (a trafitional Mexican thing), Rum and raisin, Guava, Watermelon, Tamarind, Lime, Pistachio, Pine Nut, Yoghurt and fruit...and thats just the lollies; ice creams: pina colada, pecan, ...