Pulling Up At Asamo Food Court For A Mouthwatering Meal

Kenya’s economy thrives on the wheels of small and medium enterprises (SMEs). The SMEs account for at least 90 percent of businesses in Kenya, employs at least 86 percent of the population, and contributes at least 45.5 percent to GDP.

Despite the numerous advantages of the sector to the economy, it still faces a myriad of challenges. Stats from the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) show that at least 1,000 SMEs are shutting down daily in Kenya. This translates to at least 30,000 monthly and 420,000 annually.

Among the pillars of the economy in Kenya are the SMEs in the food sector. Sadly, the Covid-19 pandemic has hit them hard following restrictions from the government leading to massive losses in profits and jobs. But there are SMEs who are still striving to walk through the storm like Asamo Food Court.

Asamo Food Court

Asamo Food Court is a fast food joint located in Nyamasaria opposite the Black Pearl lounge in Kisumu County. The joint is taking the market by storm by providing fast foods and drinks to their customers through the highest levels of hygiene as directed by the Ministry of Health.

At Asamo Food Court, customers have a wide range of products to choose from such as:

1. Chips
2. Chicken
3. Sausages
4. Sodas
5. Fresh Juice
6. Fried Mihogo
7. Drinking water
8. Smokies
9. Bhajia
10. Minute juices
11. Pet soda / Novida

Here is the menu

“With the prevailing hard economy, Kenyans are increasingly looking for affordability. If one has an eatery, what is the quality of food? What are the prices? Are there incentives such as delivery?” said Korir Kipsiele, a Chef in Nairobi.

If you find yourself in Kisumu

If you ever find yourself in Kisumu and feel like putting something in your mouth and cool down the hunger, look for Asamo Food Court. You will love their food, their speed, and their cleanliness. You will be treated like a king/queen as you munch your meal or enjoy a cold drink.

Finding them is easy. They are one of the most active Food Courts on Twitter. Actually, they might be the only ones. Just tweet them on @AsamoFoodCourt and within no time, you will be helped.

Read More: Why The Kenyan SME Needs A Helping Hand During The Covid-19 Pandemic