Late last year I got introduced to this vegan ice cream at a friend’s exhibition show and I loved it so much that Joshua (the proprietor) offered to send me a sample pack to try some of the other flavours he makes. Yes makes. He makes all this ice cream from scratch by himself! The packaging already is quite vibrant, I love the little pop of colour on each label, really elevates the simple packaging.

I came across this sweet find late last year and I’ve been obsessed ever since! Tucked away in the far corner of the rooftop garden of Sarit centre, gelato street is an ice cream parlour after my own heart. They make artisan gelato that is fresh, flavourful and just addictive. They have an array of flavours with some that change on a weekly basis like passion sorbet and others that will always be there like cookies and cream.

Located in the CBD, along Aga Khan walk, this place is fairly new. I went on a Saturday afternoon which was not the best idea. It was filled with ALL the Gen Zs plus so many kids… Nothing against them but wow it was so full of the youths. There was a line outside the door guys… I didn’t want to come back again another day but my friend wasn’t willing to wait - so we left.

If you have not been to Sno Cream and you are born and raised in Nairobi, I need you to go there now. Like right now. Just close that laptop and head over there so you can understand and the classic Sno Cream experience. Sno Cream is possibly the oldest ice cream parlour in Kenya and actually has a branch in Dar es Salaam that is just as old yet still in operation as well.