I'm eating around the world without leaving London and this week I had Kenyan food at Poussin Plaice. For this one I dragged two of my work mates all the way to the end of the Jubilee Line. It wasn't easy to find a restaurant representing the Kenyan cuisine in London and even this one had a very strong Indian slant.
Poussin Plaice doesn't serve alcohol so once we got out of the tube, we hit the offy and bought ourselves a few bottles of beer that happened to hail from Kenya. (Please not that I had asked the owner if it was okay to bring our own as this is not the norm at Poussin Plaice.)
Poussin Plaice doesn't score any points in terms of decor as it looks just like any old chippie. The only hints of it being Kenyan are the wooden Masai Warrior poised to attack on the counter and the Kenyan paintings hanging on the wall. However it makes up for that in terms of incredibly friendly service. And of course the food.
