Best Restaurants In and Around Nyungwe National Park – Stunning Rwanda is not only a paradise for wildlife but also a culinary delight.
From farm-to-table cuisine to international flavors, the areas surrounding Nyungwe National Park offer many mouth-watering dishes from restaurants such as One&Only Nyungwe House, Kamembe Town Restaurants, Emeraude Kivu Resort, and Kinunu Guest House, to name a few.
One & Only Nyungwe House
One & Only Nyungwe House specializes in local ingredients. If you want to taste Rwanda’s traditional dishes, such as straw and cassava, this is the place to be.
Trek into the heights of this area and witness the rare Mangabey monkey living freely in its natural habitat while birds sing a beautiful melody as they fly overhead.
Don’t leave without soaking up the knowledge of the local elders, who share their fascinating stories of how they came to be and how they have survived in the jungle environment.
Property Amenities:
- Free parking
- Fitness center with gym
- Free breakfast
- Airport transportation
- Free high-speed internet
- Pool
- Hiking
- Business center with internet
- Room service
- Walk-in shower
- Hairdryer
- Telephone
- Coffee/tea maker
- Mini bar
- Closet
Nyungwe Top View Hill Hotel
Known for its panoramic views and delicious dishes, Nyungwe Top View Hill Hotel is a well-styled establishment with a bar that plays soothing classical music.
Feel free to enjoy a drink before heading to your next destination, but remember: don’t drink and drive.
Inzozi Nziza
The angelic Inzozi Nziza offers both local and international cuisine. If you’re looking to combine the flavors of home with the tastes of Rwanda, this is the perfect spot.
There are different types of dishes to enjoy, ranging from staple foods that form the foundation of many meals, to traditional dishes.
One of the staples is Ugali, a porridge made from cornmeal or cassava flour, typically served as an accompaniment to various dishes.
Another staple is plantains, often enjoyed with grilled meat, stews, sweet potatoes, beans, and rice.
Traditional dishes include Isombe (cassava leaves), Ibitoke (steamed or boiled plantains), and brochettes for meat lovers, usually served with fries or fresh salads.
Other popular dishes include:
- Agashya (a Rwandan local drink)
- Milk and yogurt
- Street food delights
- Rwandan tea and coffee
Bon Appétit!
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