Quickmart Waiyaki Way
Quickmart Waiyaki Way is located along Waiyaki Way next to Deloitte. It opened in August 2019 and was the supermarket chain’s 11th store.
READ ALSO: Tips for Visiting Olepolos
Who Does Quick Mart Waiyaki Way Cater To?
Quickmart Waiyaki Way aims to serve not only customers in Westlands but also those in the wider Westlands area, i.e., Loresho, Kangemi, Lavington and Kinoo.
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Quickmart Westlands Square
Quickmart Supermarket Westlands is a 24-hour supermarket that opened on January 14, 2022 at Westlands’ Square, off Westlands roundabout.
Quickmart Supermarket Westlands is Quickmart’s 46th branch and the chain’s 12th 24-hour store.
Quickmart – Westlands Nairobi Contacts
If you are interested in contacting Quickmart Westlands directly, you can reach them by telephone on 0717-963963.
What Can You Expect to Find at Quick Mart Westlands Nairobi?
At Quickmart Supermarket Westlands, you’ll find fresh produce, toiletries, and fast-moving consumer goods, among other things.
Quickmart – Westlands Photos
Quickmart Waiyaki Way Photos
Quickmart Address
The postal address for Quickmart is P. O. Box 2361, 00621 Village Market, Nairobi.
24 Hour Supermarket Near Me
If you are looking for 24 hour supermarkets other than Quickmart Westlands, then click here for a more inclusive list of those.
Maxland restaurant on Waiyaki Way in Westlands has changed tremendously since I first wrote this post.
Today, not only is it a restaurant that serves good nyama choma but also includes a gisty lounge and two ballrooms that can seat up to 200 people. See the Maxland Waiyaki Way menu below.
Maxland Restaurant Waiyaki Way Menu
I am always amazed when I discover new places that I have never been to in Nairobi because I have lived here for so long and do my fair share of going out.
The place I am going to tell you about today, Maxland Grill, is one such place. It’s a place I had never heard of before but that was such a nice and unexpected discovery.
It all began one Friday, when out of the blue, an ex-colleague called to invite me to hang out with him and his ex-workmates at Olepolos the following day.
Never one to decline an invitation to Olepolos, I canceled all my plans for the next day. I then began to look forward to a beautiful day in the hills, in good company, eating meat and enjoying a drink.
My friend told me he’d call me early on Saturday to confirm logistics for our trip the next day.
An Unexpected Change of Plans
On Saturday, I began my day by running errands that I wanted out of the way before leaving town.
I had many, many errands to run. Still, I figured I’d run as many of those as possible while I waited for my friend’s call.
As the day progressed, I got a lot done but began to notice that my friend’s call was late in coming.
My friend called me early in the afternoon with some bad news. Something had come up and we weren’t going to Olepolos after all. Instead, the group had decided to meet at Maxland in Westlands.
I had never heard of Maxland before and almost considered canceling on my friend. In the end, though, I decided to go to Maxland with the group as planned.
Discovering Maxland Restaurant, Waiyaki Way
Maxland, as I came to find out, is located in Westlands, off Waiyaki Way (across the road from Safaricom House).
Maxland Grill New Location (Next to Quick Mart Waiyaki Way)
The turn off to Maxland is located immediately after the Shell gas station (and Shell Shop). It is hard to miss when you are looking for it. (Update: Maxland Grill has moved. It is now located near Deloitte next to Quickmart Waiyaki Way.)
I found my way to Maxland easily and parked my car. I then mentally prepared myself to do my best to enjoy a second-rate afternoon.
A second-rate afternoon is not at all what I got that afternoon at Maxland!
Maxland turned out to be a wonderful place that did not have me overly regretting that I had not spent the day at Olepolos.
Please, be clear: I am not in any way comparing Maxland to Olepolos. Still, despite it being located in very busy Westlands, Maxland‘s environment and relaxing atmosphere managed to give me a refreshed feeling similar to the one I get after spending time at Olepolos.
The first thing that struck me when I entered Maxland was the size of the establishment and how well it was built.
Despite being a nyama choma joint, Maxland is not makeshift in the least with paved walkways and sturdy bandas.
The Food (See the Maxland Waiyaki Way Menu at the Top of This Post)
The meat I ate there that day was extremely good.
Because I was with a big group, I got the chance to taste meat cooked in different ways.
The fry, roast, and boil were all very, very good.
Although we didn’t eat mutura that day, I hear that Maxland also makes a mean mutura!
It’s been about a year since I first went to Maxland, with many promises to myself that I would return again soon.
Although I still haven’t been back yet, it’s something I intend to do.
If you have never been to Maxland before and are looking for a new nyama choma joint to visit (or a nyama choma joint in Westlands specifically), this might be a place that you would enjoy trying out.
Maxland recently came up in conversation with my next door neighbor who has impeccable taste when it comes to restaurants and bars. She told me that this is one of her favorite places to have nyama choma. As you can see, I am not the only one who thinks highly of Maxland.
If ever you do try it out, I would love to hear what you think.
Until the next time,
Biche
Restaurants Along Waiyaki Way
If you are along Waiyaki Way and are looking for a good place to eat, here are some restaurants not far from the road that you can try:
- Fogo Gaucho (Brazilian restaurant – Viking House)
- Seven Seafood & Grill (ABC Place)
- Haandi (Indian – The Mall)
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Photo Credit: Alyuba Breen, blog.yum.co.ke, Maxland Grill & Lounge website
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