Purnima Restaurant — Restaurant in Dar es-Salaam

Not Worth Your Time or Money Purnima has gone downhill in every way — food, décor, cleanliness, pricing, and honesty at the till. I came here hoping to relive old memories, but left wondering why I bothered.

The food is substandard and stingy in portion. Jalebi and gantiya here are a poor imitation of what you’ll find at other spots in Dar — soggy and lacking crunch.

The place looks tired and unkempt, with no sign of effort to improve. Clearly, management is content because customers keep accepting it as is.

Prices are inflated compared to similar eateries, and the billing is questionable — no printed bill unless you demand it, and you must insist on an official government receipt to avoid being overcharged.

Bottom line: Purnima trades on its past reputation, not on quality or service. Spend your...

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