Ikigai

This is a beautiful space that is located in Westlands. It’s not very far from Nairobi’s CBD and to get here without traffic would take you around 30 minutes. I’m such a fun of eat out and all their festivals so when I heard they would be hosting a brunch at this place ,it was just a matter of getting my ticket. Immediately I entered what welcomes me was how green and how lustrous the whole place is.The grass is so beautifully manicured and it adds a whole natural vibe to the place. There are nice little cute office spaces where you can visit if you need somewhere to get your work done in a place that is peaceful and calm. We did not sit inside the office spaces but instead eat out did a whole nice set up in one of their gardens. It was an all you can eat branch so there were several stations that were serving a variety of food. There were also many vendors who came by .They set up tents all over the place.There was also a kid section where those people who came with their families could drop their kids off to enjoy themselves. This place was an absolutely perfect choice of location.The way it was so green plus how secluded the place is made the whole experience quite something. It was just a whole affair that was happening in their wide expanse of green land.I have never particularly used their offices spaces so I can not really tell but what I can recommend it for us if you want to have an event. It’s quite large so I’m sure whatever your numbers are you’d probably be able to fit.The vibe it gave was for holding numbers that are a little intimate so maybe too many people will take away the pleasure. Otherwise absolutely loved it.

Ikigai is a lone establishment in Lower Kabete. The road leading up to Ikigai was smooth with a view of the Kabete landscape. The place is beautiful with a green lawn and trees, making it a perfect place to escape for a breath of fresh air. However, this is a common place to hold business meetings because of its quiet nature and the establishment is set up to enable that. There are open-air board rooms with screen to project presentations and white-boards for illustration. The rooms are airy and spacious and well-decorated with beautiful interior decor and paintings. Before you get into that area though, you will pass through the reception with a waiting area. We had a work meeting and had informed them prior that we were going to be there. The lady at the reception then led us through a hallway and to the back where there was a long wooden table and chairs. After our meeting, we had lunch which was served to us at the same table. The food was pretty great and the portions were very satisfying. The buns on the burgers were quite frankly the softest I’ve ever had. I would recommend Ikigai for work meetings. There are several rooms to hold conferences in if you would prefer to have meetings indoors. I do recommend you try their coffee – made right in front of you by the nicest barrista!