Beit é selam first opened its doors earlier this year, although surprisingly little has been written about it online.
You’ll find beit é selam on Maua Close, off Parklands Road, a few hundred metres from The Alchemist.
With some free time on Jamhuri Day on Monday, I ventured into the city to try out an exciting new creative space. Beit é selam first opened its doors earlier this year, although surprisingly little has been written about it online. The fleeting glimpses of the restaurant that I had caught from brief Instagram stories were enticing enough, and it seemed an ideal spot for a leisurely public holiday excursion.
You’ll find beit é selam on Maua Close, off Parklands Road, a few hundred metres from The Alchemist. If you drive there yourself, you have to park along the kerb outside and walk in through the main gate, which I quite liked. The restaurant is well screened from its neighbours, but it still felt connected to its city surroundings. With its white exterior wall and arched, ornate metal gate, it was like strolling into a private Lamu courtyard.
