Kenya’s Standard Gauge Railway (SGR), operating between Nairobi and Mombasa, SGR Cafeteria offers a range of dining options across its Economy, First, and Premium classes.
While Premium Class tickets include complimentary meals and beverages, passengers in First and Economy classes can purchase food and drinks from the onboard cafeteria.
Food and Beverage Prices on Kenya’s Madaraka Express
The following table outlines SGR Cafeteria items and their respective prices:
| Item | Price (KES) |
|---|---|
| Hot Beverages | |
| Tea | 100 |
| Coffee (200ml) | 100 |
| Hot Chocolate | 150 |
| Milk | 150 |
| Whole Fruits | |
| Apple (1 piece) | 50 |
| Banana (1 piece) | 50 |
| Combos | |
| Chicken wrap with coleslaw salad | 300 |
| Alcoholic Drinks | |
| Tusker Lager | 350 |
| Tusker Lite | 350 |
| Pilsner Lager (500ml) | 350 |
| White Cap (500ml) | 350 |
| Guarana (330ml) | 350 |
| Guinness (500ml) | 400 |
| Heineken (500ml) | 400 |
Note: Prices are subject to change, and availability may vary during the journey.
Dining Experience Across Classes
Economy & First Class: Passengers can purchase food and beverages from the cafeteria. While First Class offers more spacious seating, both classes share the same menu options.
Premium Class: This class provides an all-inclusive experience with complimentary meals and drinks. Morning travelers receive breakfast and lunch, while evening passengers are served dinner, along with continuous refreshments throughout the journey.
Tips for Travelers
- Bring Cash: While some trains may accept mobile payments, having cash ensures smoother transactions.
- Limited Menu: The cafeteria offers a basic selection; consider bringing your own snacks for more variety.
- Alcohol Consumption: Alcoholic beverages are available for purchase, but passengers are also allowed to bring their own, provided consumption is responsible.
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