Sisters Natalie and Samantha Mwedekeli took their love of tasty food and their Kenyan and Nigerian roots and turned it into Mama Rocks, one of the first street food vendors in the vibrant city of Nairobi.
The sisters take inspiration from the flavors of Africa, like cheeseburgers with roasted red peppers and mango mayo influenced by Kenyan cuisine, Pan African grilled eggplant burgers with halloumi cheese and Zanzibari chutney, lamb burgers with flaked almond and mint from North Africa, and more.
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Kazi Nzuri Wanamaker!
Looks good! Y’all did y’all thing
those looks so delicious!!
This is beautiful Jordan Peterson on psychology of creativity states, it’s the artistic and the creatives that comes and rejuvenates a city provides a vision as they are always stand on the edge, they are revolutionaries who civilize the chaos, enables us to behold the transcendent. Where did you say I can taste this piece of heaven again?
Much respect to these two black women I graduate culinary arts school next spring and I wanna do a gourmet burgers and chicken sandwich theme food truck they definitely got me inspired
Gorgeous! both of you!!
Inspiring story.
You really can’t go wrong with a good burger 🍔 😊
I had this in Nairobi at the Alchemist bar – whew, so GOOD! The Fela burger was a hit, an elevated falafel burger 🍔
African Diaspora comes home – makes it big – classic and wonderful – lets do it!
Yebo, unjani?!
Do you speak i Zulu?
Sala kahke and hamba kahle!
Your Inglisi very good!
Sisi two, this means that you are two sisters.
Bye 👋🆒
From Sonya from Moscow. Thanks 👍 for your information 🐱
So inspirational, I have been wanting to start my own food truck for some time now.Great job ladies ❤
Black women are treasures idc what anyome says
GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU
your doing a great job, my little advice is that you need to look a way to arrange the things inside your truck to make more simple and neat because customer tend to notice small small deatails.all in all i love what your doing dont give up keep going.
god that looks so fucking bomb lmfao
they have closed 🙁
Ohmygoodness 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
I used to go out to alchemist when I was younger, I have tried one of the burgers there and it was honestly really good, they are doing a great job.
I just wish they would sell on Glovo cause that’s where I get all my takeout nowadays