Kampala Food & Market Experience
Uganda tastes better when you know where the food comes from. Explore a market, sample street food and learn what people eat at home. Come hungry.
Let’s turn ingredients into lunch. Learn about Ugandan ingredients, cook alongside your hosts, then sit down together and eat what you’ve made.
Let’s turn ingredients into lunch.
Visit a local market where appropriate, learn about Ugandan ingredients and join your hosts in preparing a traditional meal.
Then comes the best part: sitting together and eating it.
This experience is as much about conversation and connection as it is about cooking.
Your hosts are a Ugandan family who welcome small groups into their home. They are warm, curious about you and proud of their cooking. I am there throughout to translate, explain and join in.



You will cook and then eat a full meal together. Typical dishes include a staple such as matooke or posho, a groundnut or bean sauce, greens and a meat or vegetable stew, depending on the season.







Do not worry if you are not a cook. Nobody is judged here, and the best part is usually the laughing.
Uganda tastes better when you know where the food comes from. Explore a market, sample street food and learn what people eat at home. Come hungry.
Walk, taste, listen and experience the city I know. Discover Kampala beyond the landmarks through neighbourhoods, markets, food, stories and everyday life.
The Source of the Nile may bring you to Jinja, but don’t stop there. Meet people, taste local food and see another side of this historic town.
None at all. Our hosts guide you through every step.
Yes, families are welcome. Children often enjoy it most.
Tell me when booking and the menu will be built around you. Ugandan cuisine has plenty of excellent plant-based dishes.
In a family home in or near Kampala. I share the exact location after booking.
You don’t necessarily need a perfectly planned itinerary. Tell me when you’re coming, what you’re curious about and how you like to travel. I’ll help you find an experience that feels right for you. Let’s explore Uganda together.
A short message is all I need.