Cafe Mondolina
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KSh39.00Free
Prime Top sellers
Beef Fry and Rice
Meals Under 500
Chicken Fry and Sima
Liver Fry and Ugali
Beef Fry and Rice
Beef Stew and Ugali
Beef Fry and Sima
Chicken Curry and Chapati
Chicken Stew and Chapati
Matoke plain and Beans
Pilau
Kula Kwa 250
Beans
Served with rice or ugali
Matoke Plain
Mashed potatoes with vegetables
Mataha
Traditional Kikuyu meal made of boiled maize and beans, mashed with potatoes and pumping leaves
Chips
French fries
Main Dishes
Tilapia
Dry fry/ stewed
Kuku Kienyeji Tumbukiza
Chicken meat dish
Matoke With Beef
Mashed poatotoes with cattle meat
Kuku Kienyeji Boiled
Boiled chicken meat
Chicken Stew
Chicken meat soup
Githeri Special
A dish consisting of mixed maize and beans
Chicken Mondolina
Type of chicken meat dish
Liver Fry
Fried meat
Pilau
Rice dish made with many aromatic spices
Beef Stew
Cattle meat stew
Chicken Curry
Chicken stewed in an onion- and tomato-based sauce, flavoured with ginger, garlic, tomato puree, chilli peppers and a variety of spices
Beef Fry
Fried cattle meat
Chicken Fry
Roasted chicken meat
Chicken Fry
Served with ugali
Mataha Special
Traditional Kikuyu meal made of boiled maize and beans, mashed with potatoes and pumping leaves
Githeri
Mixed maize and beans
Beans Special
Fried beans with vegetables
Chips Masala
Spiced french fries
Mchicha Special
Cooked green leafy vegetables
Cabbage Special
A leafy green vegetable served with other side dishes
Nduma
Arrowroots
Ngwaci
Sweet potatoes
Plain Rice
A starchy white edible cereal
Plain Rice
Edible starchy cereal grain
Uji wa Wimbi
Porridge made from finger millet
Cabbage
A leafy green, red (purple), or white (pale green) biennial plant
Mchicha
leafy vegetables such as amaranth or spinach with added grated coconut, coconut milk, peanut butter, tomatoes, and onions
Chapati
A flat round unleavened bread
Sima
A stiff white porridge
Mahamri
Traditional Swahili doughnuts
Beverages & Salad
Mango Juice
Mango fruit blended juice
Passion Juice
Passion fruit blended juice
Fruit Salad
Small/large
Dawa
Herbal tea
Frequently asked questions
How can I order Cafe Mondolina delivery in Mombasa?
To order your Cafe Mondolina delivery in Mombasa, all you have to do is open the Glovo website or app and go to “RESTAURANT” category. Next, enter your address to see if delivery for Cafe Mondolina is available in your area of Mombasa. Then you can choose the products you want and add them to your order. Once you complete the payment, your order will start to be prepared and soon after a courier will bring it directly to your door.
What can I order in Cafe Mondolina in Mombasa?
Cafe Mondolina offers a big variety of items you can order. Take a look at the product list and choose what you would like to order from Cafe Mondolina.
Are there any promos for Cafe Mondolina in Glovo?
Always look for discounted products and current special offers, which are marked in yellow. Sometimes you can find special offers such as 2 for 1 or discounted delivery!
Is Cafe Mondolina available in Prime?
No. Prime is Glovo’s subscription program where you get unlimited free deliveries from some of our partners and other benefits!
When can I order delivery from Cafe Mondolina?
During Cafe Mondolina’s working hours you can place your order at any time. Thanks to our speedfast delivery you will be able to enjoy your glovo within minutes! You can also schedule your delivery to a time that would be convenient for you, even if the store is currently closed.
Is there a minimum order value at Cafe Mondolina?
There is a minimum order quantity at Cafe Mondolina. But don’t worry - if you don’t reach you will only have to pay an additional fee, but your glovo will be delivered to you anyways!
Can I order products from Cafe Mondolina for someone else?
Yes, of course! You can easily send products from Cafe Mondolina to someone else or make it a gift. All you need to do is introduce the correct delivery address in Mombasa. Just before confirming the order you will be able to add contact details of the person who will receive it. You can also add an optional comment to let the courier know that the order is supposed to be a gift.