We seen kitchens from Accra to Dar es Salaam — too many times with wrong fire type, poor ventilation, or prep areas that just don’t flow. African cuisine ain’t monolithic. You got slow-cooked peanut stews in the west, spice-heavy grills in the east, injera prep zones in the horn — and each one demands a kitchen that understands the fire, the culture, the plate.
As a leading contracting and kitchen equipment manufacturing company based in Turkey, we’ve been supporting turnkey projects for hospitality consultants, facility managers, kitchen designers, and F&B investors across the African continent. These aren’t just steel boxes with a fryer and hope — we design from ground zero, integrating heat types, cooking rituals, and regional service formats.
Our team works on-site, exports globally, and builds kitchens that are born ready for Afro fusion, traditional recipes, or modern pan-African menus.
Culinary Diversity of Africa – One Continent, Many Heat Sources
Africa’s not one cuisine. And we never treat it like one.
If your kitchen doesn’t reflect this rhythm, you gonna lose speed and soul
Turkey-Built Kitchen Systems for African Cuisine
We’re not a catalog company. We engineer real kitchens with African menus in mind:
All built in Turkey, CE-certified, and ready to ship.
Smart Layout Tips for High-Heat, Multi-Zone African Kitchens
These ain’t opinions. We learned it the hard way on site.
Regional Cuisine Layouts – From West African Stew Stations to East African Grill Concepts
Each region’s cuisine demands a layout tailored to its unique rhythm:
We design based on real menus — and client chefs always thank us after first week.
Fire attracts guests. Charcoal cooking isn’t just functional — it’s marketing.
Your fire must be seen, felt, and heard — but not overpower your diners.
Issue | Risk | Our Solution |
Charcoal Fire | Smoke, burns, mess | Insulated hoods, ash drawers |
Stew Zone Splash | Water + oil near fire | Drain slope, floor-grade safety tiles |
Cold Zone Distance | Slow plating | Fridges near pass, open GN lines |
Ventilation Fail | FOH discomfort, smoke residue | Variable-speed exhausts, filters |
We comply with CE and adjust per region — we adapt, not force.
African menus need cold storage that works even when the kitchen’s hot:
We engineer cold zones for speed, health & space saving.
We seen projects fail because the drain was wrong. Or the fuse kept blowing. So:
If you’re building in Dakar, Nairobi or Kinshasa — your MEP plan gotta match real field needs.
Small mistakes ruin service. We been seen it.
Each plan delivered with full MEP and load sheet.
Item Use CaseFeature | ||
Floor Cooker | Stews, rice, large pot meals | Heavy-duty, high-capacity, easy-clean |
Charcoal Grill | Suya, grilled fish, kebabs | Open fire, robust frame, smoke control |
Hot Holding Cabinet | Jollof rice, banku, plantains | Adjustable temp, humidity retention |
Tilting Pan | Egusi, stew prep, bulk sauces | Safe tilt, large surface, gas/electric |
Snack Fryer | Puff-puff, samosas, chin-chin | Fast recovery, compact body |
Prep Table Fridge | Ingredients close to prep zones | GN pan ready, top-cooled |
Hand Wash Sink | Hygiene-critical hot food stations | Foot pedal, deep bowl, splash guard |
All equipment available factory-direct from Turkey — engineered for Afro-centric cooking requirements.
All items are Turkey-built, CE certified, ready to ship.
The kitchen don’t end at the cookline:
We don’t just ship stainless. We match rituals with real BOQ.
We don’t build generic kitchens. We build for your culture, your menu, your pace.
Can you supply charcoal-based units for FOH use?
Yes — with tempered glass & safe ventilation.
Do your fridges handle hot ambient temps?
Absolutely. We use tropical compressors built for 38–43°C zones.
Can you export to landlocked countries?
Yes. Via Mombasa, Durban or inland depots. We handle full logistics.
Is OS&E included in your proposals?
Always. Matching trays, ladles, pots — itemized in BOQ.