Potato fries smothered in a thick, spicy, and tangy tomato-based sauce with fresh herbs.
4 top-rated spots found
Hashmi BBQ
Masala Chips
Indo-African BBQ
Β· $$
Β· Westlands
β β β β Β½ 4.6
1,450 reviews
Local LegendIconicMust-Try
9.8
Flavor
8.5
Value
8.2
Vibe
Hashmi is the undisputed gold standard in Nairobi. Their masala chips are legendary for a sauce that achieves a perfect 'dry-wet' balanceβintensely flavorful and spicy without ever making the potato soggy. It is a generational staple for Nairobians.
π Broadwalk Mall, Parklands Rd, Nairobi Β· View on Maps
Chowpaty (Diamond Plaza)
Masala Chips
Indian Street Food
Β· $
Β· Parklands
β β β β β 4.3
2,100 reviews
Street FoodHidden GemBudget Friendly
9.3
Flavor
9.7
Value
6.5
Vibe
This is the 'OG' street-style masala chip. Located in the chaotic but nostalgic Diamond Plaza food court, these chips are wok-tossed to order. The value for money is unbeatable, and the atmosphere is pure, unadulterated Nairobi food culture.
π Diamond Plaza Food Court, Masari Rd, Nairobi Β· View on Maps
Open House Restaurant
Masala Chips
North Indian
Β· $$
Β· Westlands
β β β β Β½ 4.5
1,100 reviews
ClassicConsistentFamily Favorite
8.9
Flavor
7.8
Value
8.7
Vibe
Open House offers a more refined, 'restaurant-style' version of the dish. The sauce is a thick, rich tomato-and-onion gravy that feels more like a gourmet curry coating than a simple seasoning. It is consistently high-quality and served in a more formal setting.
π Gallant Mall, Parklands Rd, Nairobi Β· View on Maps
K's Grill
Masala Chips
BBQ / Grill
Β· $
Β· Parklands
β β β β Β½ 4.4
650 reviews
Local FavoriteLate NightSpicy
9.1
Flavor
9.2
Value
5.5
Vibe
K's Grill is famous for the 'wet' style of masala chips. They are drenched in a fiery, addictive sauce that is a favorite for those who like their food with a serious kick. It is a go-to spot for locals who prefer the 'car-side' dining experience.