"A Guide to Dining Out in Nairobi" is a short film directed by Hugh Mitton and released in the year 2021. It offers a humorous and delightful glimpse into Nairobi's vibrant culture.

The story centers on Juma, a Kenyan security guard who receives an unexpected $10 tip—a significant sum for him—from his boss, and he devises a plan to indulge in the city's upscale dining scene.

The significance of this occasion to Juma is not lost on the watcher, as we see him dressed to the nines in a tuxedo, on his way to the city's upscale eatery.

The film's seamless editing and vivid portrayal of Nairobi, enhances the story telling and allows us a glimpse into Nairobi's multifaceted culture, a good example being the public transport system, and the under table deals, between civilians and law enforcement, which Juma uses to save himself from a run in with the law.

Yafesi Musoke delivers a compelling performance as Juma, capturing the character's resourcefulness. The supporting cast also contributes to the film's authenticity.

The film's cinematography was well done, the color palette providing a rich backdrop that complements the storyline. This visual representation serves as a tribute to the city's unique character.

"A Guide to Dining Out in Nairobi" has garnered critical acclaim, and managed to snag both the Jury and audience awards at the durban film festival in 2021.

In summary, "A Guide to Dining Out in Nairobi" is a delightful short film that combines humor, social commentary, and cultural insights .A noteworthy addition to Kenya's cinema scene.

It can be found on omeleto's YouTube channel.