Dennis Ombachi Stunned After Paying KSh 15k For Noodles At Airport

• Renowned food blogger Dennis Ombachi better known as the Roaming Chef, complained about the high cost of food at airports
• Ombachi said he spent almost KSh 15,000 buying noodles while blaming it on the dollar exchange rate
• Many Kenyans said they would never eat at airports, as others wondered how he could spend that much on food

Food content creator Dennis Ombachi alias the Roaming Chef, has complained after paying an arm and a leg for food at an airport.

Noodles price stuns Dennis Ombachi

The former rugby player posted a video showing his son enjoying noodles, and his wife could be heard in the background.

Ombachi then complained that he had paid around KSh 15,000 for the meal while blaming the high exchange rate between the dollar and shilling.

“The dollar exchange rate is crazy now that I am looking at what I spent. How did noodles for 3 people cost almost KSh 15,000 at the airport?

Being paid in dollars must be nice,” he wrote.

Many Kenyans were taken aback by the high price, with numerous saying they would have opted to skip the meal.

@novicetopro254:

“As an African parent, I would have said that we will go cook at home.”

@LizNyakwea:

“Honestly, every time I have looked at the cost of food, priced in dollars, airport or otherwise, done the mental math in my head, I could feed a family of 5 heartily for a month.

Sometimes we take for granted the cost of food here at home. Even for those paid in dollars.”

@Mercynicky_:

“KSh 15k for noodles? Can't be me.”

@_wangwe:

“The airport is the most expensive country in the world.”

@LemayianLeiyan:

“Are the last two zeros necessary?”

@La_jeune_fille

"Your first mistake is eating at the airport."

Dennis Ombachi's kisses son dividing Kenyans

In other news, Ombachi flew to Moscow, Russia, for a holiday with his son.

The influencer posed for photos next to a water fountain and smooched the little boy on the lips.

The action divided social media users' opinions, with a section of Kenyans saying it was inappropriate.

"Teach them young. Good luck with the child knowing kissing men is okay. The problem is, as young and innocent as he is, he will definitely do it again,” reacted one person.