How much to tip in Kenya?
In Kenya, the customary restaurant tip is 10%–15% of the bill.
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In Kenya, the customary restaurant tip is 10%–15% of the bill.
In Kenya, the customary restaurant tip is 10%–15% of the bill. A service charge is sometimes added.
Currency: Kenyan Shilling (KSh)
A service charge is sometimes added. When a service charge is on the bill, you don't need to add a tip.
About 10% in restaurants (some sources say 10%–15%). Hotels and upscale restaurants may add a service charge, so check; if it's already there, don't add more. Kenyan shillings in cash are best.
| Bill | Tip | Total |
|---|---|---|
| KSh2,000 | KSh200–KSh300 | KSh2,200–KSh2,300 |
| KSh4,000 | KSh400–KSh600 | KSh4,400–KSh4,600 |
| KSh8,000 | KSh800–KSh1,200 | KSh8,800–KSh9,200 |
Amounts are examples only, in local currency (Kenyan Shilling).
Yes, it's customary, but it isn't a legal requirement.
In Kenya, the customary restaurant tip is 10%–15% of the bill. On a bill of KSh4,000, the tip would be KSh400–KSh600.
A service charge is sometimes added. When a service charge is on the bill, you don't need to add a tip.