Simba's Grill Ltd
7413 Edmonds Street, Burnaby, BC, V3N 1B1
604-525-8904 | Website
Simba’s Grill offers diners authentic East African fare served up by warm, friendly staff.
Category:
Restaurants
What:
| Cuisine Type | | African |
| Ambiance | | Bistro, Casual |
| Meals Served | | Lunch, Dinner |
| Amenities | | Full Bar, Local Favorites, Wheelchair Accessible |
| Pricing | | |
| Payment | | Interac, MasterCard, American Express, Visa |
Where:
| Neighbourhood | | Burnaby |
| Getting There | | Transit: #06, #N19 |
| Cross Street | | Humphries Avenue |
When:
| Lunch Tue - Fri 11:30AM – 2:00PM, Dinner Tue - Fri 5:00PM – 9:00PM, Sat - Sun 1:00PM – 9:30PM |
Profile Last Updated: February 13, 2009
A Must-visit For Meat-Lovers
Meat is the centrepiece of East African cuisine, albeit the more exotic animals consumed there are left off the menu at Simba’s. Here you’ll enjoy beef, chicken , lamb and seafood, with spicy flavours that integrate the diverse foreign cultures that have traded with or invaded East Africa over the centuries. Arab, Indian, Malay, Portuguese and Dutch traditions are all apparent, and portions are substantial. Dig into a whole deep fried Cornish Game Hen in spicy “Pili Pili” sauce, or “Prawns Pili Pili”, featuring eight plump, barbecued and skewered jumbo prawns. Fish cooked in coconut curry is served with African maize meal. The journey continues with dessert, including mango ice cream and cheesecake served with mango sauce, pistachios and almonds. Simba’s also specializes in unique East African cocktails designed to complement the food. It’s one of the few places in town where you’ll find Tusker beer, which has been brewed in Kenya since 1922 and has won several international awards.
Fabulous Food From Exotic East Africa
With an upbeat decor and an ambiance evoking exotic East Africa, Simba’s Grill has been well-reviewed by numerous publications. Vancouver Magazine named Simba’s One Of The Coolest Places To Eat, and the Province has voted it Best Halal Restaurant.
No Rush – Who’s in a Hurry?
You may want to linger, the environment is so pleasant. And no one is going to pressure you to leave. Fun and friendliness is encouraged by the restaurant’s management.
Meat is the centrepiece of East African cuisine, albeit the more exotic animals consumed there are left off the menu at Simba’s. Here you’ll enjoy beef, chicken , lamb and seafood, with spicy flavours that integrate the diverse foreign cultures that have traded with or invaded East Africa over the centuries. Arab, Indian, Malay, Portuguese and Dutch traditions are all apparent, and portions are substantial. Dig into a whole deep fried Cornish Game Hen in spicy “Pili Pili” sauce, or “Prawns Pili Pili”, featuring eight plump, barbecued and skewered jumbo prawns. Fish cooked in coconut curry is served with African maize meal. The journey continues with dessert, including mango ice cream and cheesecake served with mango sauce, pistachios and almonds. Simba’s also specializes in unique East African cocktails designed to complement the food. It’s one of the few places in town where you’ll find Tusker beer, which has been brewed in Kenya since 1922 and has won several international awards.
Fabulous Food From Exotic East Africa
With an upbeat decor and an ambiance evoking exotic East Africa, Simba’s Grill has been well-reviewed by numerous publications. Vancouver Magazine named Simba’s One Of The Coolest Places To Eat, and the Province has voted it Best Halal Restaurant.
No Rush – Who’s in a Hurry?
You may want to linger, the environment is so pleasant. And no one is going to pressure you to leave. Fun and friendliness is encouraged by the restaurant’s management.
