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KN 4 Avenue, Kigali, Nyarugenge, RW Rwanda
contacts phone: +250 735 500 000
larger map & directionsLatitude: -1.9494368, Longitude: 30.0601441
robert kabanda
::I personally think that this is a suitable place for feeling relaxed each time you’re in one of their house
Rofaida M Elzubair
::Wonderful experience, nice food & great service & you must try the Hot Pot with Chicken & the Strawberry Mojito 😍😍
Henna Mahmood
::Husband and I had their African tea and fajita platter. Tea was great but the platter was just OK though in Camellia's defense we were told they're known for the quarter chicken so well definitely try that next time. Vibe and seating are very good esp by the terrace.
kalim amijee
::Nice place to have a quick meal or cup of coffee
Charles Nii Ofei Hansen-Quao
::For those needing their curated coffee or tea options at the start of the day, in the middle of the day or even at night, this is the place for you. Located in the Central Business District (BDC) of the nation’s capital and on the no-car-zone street, this place enjoys a quiet from the lack of vehicles towing its street and this adds to the beverage experience. Affordably priced, the Tea House accepts both cash and card payments. Mobile money is still fairly new and like most businesses, it is yet to take off as a default means for payment. You can sit outside and enjoy the weather under a partially shaped roofing or sit inside in air conditioned spaces. Take-away packs and cups are offered too for those on the run. All kinds of local and international teas, coffee and juices are what this place is known for. Service is relatively fast and staff are respectful and courteous. I’m not much of a coffee or tea person so I stick to the juices. That’s however not one of their strongest suits however. I’ve had better fresh juice. My friends speak well of the coffee options so its worth the while for tourists and expats. Rwanda grows its own coffee and tea - not surprising.