Kitchen staples / 10 November 2026
Imported Garlic. KSh 450
per kg.
Fresh imported garlic for restaurants, hotels and caterers in Nairobi, delivered at a time agreed with you.
Price set on 10 November 2026. Markets move, so the shop always has today’s price.
- Price this week
- KSh 450 per kg
- Price set on
- 10 November 2026
- Sold
- per kg
- Also called
- Kitunguu saumu
- Category
- Kitchen staples
- Minimum order
- KSh 5,000
- Payment
- On delivery, Wapishi Wallet, or a 30-day account for qualified partners
- Invoice
- eTIMS
In the kitchen
How kitchens
use imported garlic.
Common uses in Kenyan restaurant, hotel and catering kitchens.
- Marinades and sauces
- Stir-fries
- Garlic butter and bread
Storage and quality
Buying and storing
imported garlic.
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Imported garlic has larger cloves than local garlic, which saves peeling time in a busy kitchen.
Questions
Asked about
imported garlic.
How much do imported garlic cost in Nairobi this week?
Wapishi charges KSh 450 per kg, set on 10 November 2026. Prices move with the market, so the shop always shows today’s price.
Can I try imported garlic before ordering in bulk?
Yes. Ask for a free sample pack on WhatsApp and check the quality in your own kitchen first.
Do you deliver imported garlic to my area?
We deliver to 14 areas in and around Nairobi, from the CBD, Westlands and Karen to Mombasa Road, Thika Road and Ngong, at times agreed with you. Early-morning and night deliveries are available on request. The minimum order is KSh 5,000.
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Want to try
it first?
Ask for a sample and judge it in your own kitchen.