A five-hour evening that pairs teppanyaki and sushi with the high-energy Safari Cats dance and acrobatics at Safari Park Hotel. Smart casual dress, included Nairobi pickup, and lively outdoor performance make this a memorable night out.
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The lights around Safari Park Hotel cut a clean line against Nairobi’s highland air as steaming plates and drumbeats share the same stage. Inside Chiyo, chefs work teppanyaki and delicate sushi prep in rhythm; later, the crowd moves out to the Nyama Choma area where the Safari Cats dancers—acrobats and percussion—push energy into the night.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels—mostly seated dining and brief standing for the outdoor performance
Wildlife
History
The Safari Park Hotel has long been a Westlands entertainment hub; the dinner-show blends East Asian restaurant formats with Nairobi’s live-performance traditions and the region’s love of grilled meat (nyama choma).
Conservation
Support local performers by respecting venue rules and tipping fairly; minimize single-use plastic by declining bottled water or recycling where possible to reduce event waste.
Reserve your spot on the Chiyo Japanese and Korean Restaurant Dinner with Cat Dance Show today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Dress code: Smart casual
Wear neat, comfortable clothes—teppanyaki seats are prime but can be warm from the grill; avoid flip-flops for the outdoor show area.
Confirm pickup point
The tour includes pickup within Nairobi; double-check the exact pickup address and time to avoid missing the teppanyaki start.
Notify dietary needs early
Seafood and grilled meats are core menu items—request vegetarian or allergy-safe options well before your booking.
Bring ear protection for kids
Live drumming and acrobatic performances can be loud; small children may benefit from earplugs.
Smart-casual outfit
Matches the restaurant dress code and keeps you comfortable during cool Nairobi evenings.
Photo ID
Required for pickup/verification and helpful at hotel entrances.
Card or local currency (KES)
Useful for tips, additional drinks, or incidentals not included in the package.
Light layer or shawl
Nairobi nights on the plateau can be cool—bring a light jacket for outdoor seating.