Mukhy's grilled chicken and amazing sauces in Zanzibar

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1

In Stone Town, Zanzibar, there's a little place called Mukhy's, and they make some seriously good street food chicken. More info: Mukhy's is just a short 1 minute walk from the Zanzibar ferry terminal, right along Malawi road and just before you reach the Zenji Hotel. You might see a big grill with a bunch of red chicken smoking away on the street, or if they're not cooking at that moment, you'll notice the big glass cabinet full of delicious looking food, and their redish tent where you sit to eat your delicious Zanzibar grilled chicken. So Mukhy's is a family run Indian Zanzibari street food stall, right along the bustle of the main road in Stone Town, Zanzibar. They make a variety of local snack foods like chips, samosas, mishkaki kebabs, and all sorts of other fried and grilled things, but what caught my eye the most was the red grilled tandoori chicken. It's normally pre-cooked when you arrive, and they just throw it back on the grill to heat it and serve it to you. Mukhy's also makes incredible house made sauces, which are filled into recycled plastic bottles and served on your plastic table. The sauces were probably the most incredible part of the meal, they were absolutely sensational. I couldn't get enough of the sauces. The grilled street food chicken was very similar to tandoori, marinated in the same kind of spices, but grilled instead of roasted in a tandoor oven. The chicken was incredibly tasty, and paired with those wonderful sauces, it was truly a masterpiece of a piece of grilled chicken. Also, it's worth mentioning that the staff at Mukhy's in Zanzibar are very friendly Open hours: 7 am - midnight, but very informal hours, they are open most of the time is what the owner told me
Date: 2019-08-19

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Comments and reviews: 10

evogardens
Hey Ying & Mark, The chicken looked scrumptious. Did you end up trying the I don't know what kind of sauce? That Pepsi / Lemon / Garlic sauce was worth bottling by the look of your facePleasantly surprised getting a video on a Saturday. Jim.
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Lazy Travel Days
Great video not trying to sound rude but do you ever get sick from eating. You seem to eat everything anywhere everyone I know who has been to india has been sick from the food. Any tips or your just lucky. greg ps love your video's
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bebebutterfield1
Looks great Mark, a little on the dry side but I'm sure the chili sauce fixed that. You should get the name of those sauces and ingredients so we can make em. I love trying new stuff.
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Subhankar K
I find great similarity between Indian food, Mughlai food and Zanzibari food. I never thought you will get Tanduri Chicken in Zanzibar. I bet its as good as anywhere else.
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Wan Widget
Hi MArk, I love your video. Your video travel make me learn about country that I never heard before and learn about their culture too. I really like this
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Mohamed Issa
Same face expressions you make with whatever you eat, isnt there anything u ate that doesnt taste good so you change your facial expressions? haha
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kgsved
Pepsi vs coke vs muddy sauce, lol. The battle of the sauces; -. Wish we had smell and taste o vision, but only for the good smells and tastes, lol
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abhishek bhattacharya
Same expression how can you give in all of your videos, Closing your eyes, tilting your head on the left and a sound mmmmmhh
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sniff rat
So. do you like the sauce or not, Mark? Just kidding mate that looks like another winner. Tandoori chicken tastes as good as it looks
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TheKB24BM
I say it's all about the sauces, I'm always most exited about spicy sauces from different cultures, really brings the dishes together
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