kariakoo mini market — Local services in Dar es-Salaam

Kariakoo Market is the biggest of its kind in the country. However everything has remained local. After the improvement on cleanliness which was pushed by Minister Mrema in the early 90s, the rest have remained so so. Parking is a huge challenge. If you arent accostomed to such hustles you wouldnt want to go there just because of poor parking. Upon entering you would expect there would be signs yo direct you to where you need to but no.. it is trial and error, unless you are familiar with where what is sold. The way around is by asking every step of the way..where can I get such and such. For one who isnt used to this it may put you off altogether. Other than that it is one market which is super reliable, for domestic items and groceries (not electical nor electronics) you will definitely find what you are...

Everything and anything you'll ever need in one place. From kitchen ware, food and veggies to home decor and even clothing. You'll find many international business people from the congos to the Comoros in kariakoo. Its full of the hustle and bustle and one has to always be careful...

Very crowded. Social distancing out of question. One must walk with extra care especially elderly. Slippery, hardly space for laying a step. Vehicles parked on pedestrian area. Be extra cautious. Give a second thought before including on your...