In Nairobi many restaurants and cafes, as well as supermarkets are preparing for the Coronavirus emergency by offering food take-away services. There are already some apps, such as Uber Eats and Jumia Food that are already operating in this sense.
In Malindi, where the chances of dining are certainly less, but also traffic and distances can be bridged, there are those who are thinking of making life less difficult and more protected for residents and all their fellow countrymen who have chosen to stay on the coast of Kenya.
The Olimpia Club is the first to start this type of service that will not have additional costs, offering its menu, and not only the pizza, at home. Just send a tuk-tuk or a boda-boda to Olimpia, after ordering dinner, and the service will be paid directly from the restaurant while the bill can also be paid via Mpesa.
"We have made this choice in order to remain close in this period also to those who decide to go out as little as possible - say Olimpia - on the understanding that our restaurant remains open until any contrary orders, with the highest levels of sanitation and attention both for customers and for our employees". To book the take-away dinner and make arrangements for transport, simply call 0727754550