Patel brotherhood Dar Es Salaam ( The Clay Pot )

Huge open space for sitting and dining. They charge an entry fees. They also have a good play area for kids. Food is good both quality and quantity wise. In evening, it feels nice to sit in open air and enjoy the dinner.

The quality of the food is fantastic. Highly recommended.

A unique place to chill and have good indian food.

Some nice soft music in the background will help. The food taste is good. Service is slow. The entry fee is too much - the food isn't at discounted price!! There are no other additional benefits... Therefore maybe a lower entry fee would do good. 2000/- doesn't do justice.

This is a very nice Indian restaurant in Dar Es Salaam. Many people can sit and have dinner here. It gets very crowded on special days and sometimes there is no place to sit. Both veg and non veg food is available here. There is also a facility to sit and drink alcohol here. It is better to book in advance on special holidays. ***There is a special option here where you can cook your own non-veg food and they take care of everything***.

Food quality by caterer has been improved significantly, though they need to work for servicing faster. The manager was friendly and attended us nicely. Overall a good place to visit on weekends whereby kids can enjoy the playing area including jumping castle. Prices fir food are not much, there is a small entrance fee for non members.

Had great time, once to be visited

It’s been my and my friends frequent joint for Saturday nights. Whilst we order from their big menu we do our own cooking called” koroga”. Good parking facility is helpful. There is a 2000 shilling entrance charge