Java House opens new outlet in Narok
NAROK, Kenya, October 15 – Java House has opened a new restaurant at a Hass Petroleum service station in Narok town, targeting residents, students and travellers using the route to…
Narok, Kenya welcomed a new Java House restaurant on October 15, situated at a Hass Petroleum service station. The outlet aims to cater to residents, students, and travelers using the route to the Maasai Mara and western Kenya.
Java House Group CEO Priscilla Gathungu highlighted Narok's significance as a stop for travelers heading to various parts of the country. Hass Petroleum CEO Abdusalam Salim Mohamed added that customers would be able to refuel, shop, and dine at the same location.
The company anticipates the new outlet to generate employment opportunities for the local population. This expansion follows recent ventures in Windsor, Thika, Makongeni, Buruburu in Nairobi, and Jinja in Uganda. Currently, Java House operates 115 outlets across 20 cities and towns in East Africa.
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