Uganda · KAMPALA FOOD TOURS
Matoke steamed in banana leaf, a rolex off a street griddle, groundnut sauce over everything. These 4 put you in the markets and the kitchens, priced and timed, and clear about how much you cook versus how much you eat.
Cook typical Ugandan vegetarian dishes in Kampala with Gertrude, from cassava and plantains to matooke, in a small group home class.
“What an authentic experience! Our hosts were gracious, knowledgeable and so friendly. They taught us about Kampala City and then how to cook traditional Ugandan food. At the end we enjoyed eating the delicious meal we had helped prepare!”
3-hour Kampala food tour in Kawokya: rolex, market fruit, roast meat, and a full local staple buffet, plus boda rides.
“I had an incredible experience on the Kampala Walking Food Tour through Kamwokya ghetto, Ntinda, and Bukoto. My guide Andrew was absolutely amazing. He was attentive, knowledgeable, and made sure I felt safe and comfortable throughout the entire tour, even while riding on the boda boda. Andrew explained the origins of different Ugandan dishes and gave me great insight into the country’s diverse food culture. The Rolex was a definite highlight, freshly made and full of flavor. The buffet experience was unforgettable; I ate so much that I could barely move afterward! What stood out most was Andrew’s passion and the many nuggets of wisdom he shared about both food…”
Private Ugandan cooking class in Entebbe with Sylvia and family, market-to-fire lunch, dancing, and culture for $45.
“Cooking with Sylvia and Helen was a true authentic experience. We walked to the market, selected the ingredients, and help prepare the dishes. The portions were generous and the hospitality even better.”
Kampala after-dark street food tour with a local guide, hotel pickup, and tastings like rolex wraps and muchomo, by boda-boda or vehicle.
“Kennedy was an outstanding guide, very friendly and likeable. Probably the most authentic street food tour I’ve been on.”
From a three-hour cycle on the lake to a fortnight across the parks.
