Choma Hut — Restaurant in Dar es-Salaam

Had an extremely horrible experience. We had reserved a table for iftaar. When we got there our table was given away to someone else. Upon inquiry the woman in charge was very rude to us and yelled at us in front of the customers that "i cannot reserve your table if you come 2 hours late". Please note, iftaar starts at 6.45pm onwards and we reached there at 7.15pm. She humiliated us and spoke to us in the rudest tone. And then she said I can check if there's an empty table and she tried to squeeze us into a table where people were already dining, with no respect to those customers either. We politely declined and left. She was very unprofessional, disrespectful and couldn't care less about customer service. Whoever the owner is, please teach your staff how to treat customers. And if the woman who treated us that way is the owner herself then shame on you! Never setting foot there again! And I would never recommend choma...

Despite of being in Dar multiple times this was my very first time to go to Choma Hut. The first thing that caught my eyes was the sign at the entrance that said there was a prayer room available this was something i have hardly seen in a restaurant ( heart emoji)

Pros: a kid friendly environment along with good atmosphere. The mishkaki was soft and tasty, the shrimp poussin was delicious and had no taste of lemon salt which i think is used in lots of food masala. The juice was not so sweet neither was it sour but a perfect balance.

Cons: we got a bad waiter but the head waiter made a really quick change when he noticed it, The masala chips was too hard and the garlic pepper steak needs a...

I stumbled on to this place by accident but it is the first I have been to in Dar es Salaam that was good enough to review. I only had Indian dishes. Pani puri Dahl was sweet but oh so good The green sauce with the samosa and khade bhaji was on point. The biriyani was ok. With a drink the whole bill was 30,000 TSH and I had plenty to bring home.This is not a high end restaurant and the venue is interesting not beautiful. But on a Friday night when most places in the area had very few dinners it was more than half full. They have in the evening and for Sunday morning. Probably go back because I really want a tanzania...