International chef and host of CNN original series Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain has finally found his way into Nairobi Kenya.
The celebrity chef and his filming crew visited the RoadHouse Grill in Nairobi where they sampled nyama choma, Ugali and local beer Tusker.
From his Twitter page, the chef seemed to have enjoyed Tusker while in Nairobi.
There are worse things to do in the world than drinking Tusker at a bar in Nairobi and f**ing with a paid by the hour troll. I got no hate for the working man. One does what one has to get by.
— Anthony Bourdain (@Bourdain) February 24, 2018
The RoadHouse Grill which is a popular nyama choma eatery is owned by Robert Kingori who is a former Diasporian.
Kingori, 43, lived in the US for 12 years until 2010 when he returned to Kenya. He was located in Florida where he was working in a cruise ship.
Bourdain in this American travel and food show travels around the world exploring the culture and local food. The show primarily travels to lesser known places which most Americans may not have heard of.
The show which premiered on April 14, 2013 will mostly showcase him sampling delicacies that sometimes make viewers squirm. The show has won 5 Grammy awards.
