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Java House Opens New Narok Outlet at Hass Petroleum Station

By Odipo RiagaOctober 19, 20262 min read

(l-r) Priscilla Gathungu, Group CEO, Java House; Lydia Ntimama, Landlord; Sintamei Lepore, representative of the Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry Narok Chapter; and Abdusalam Salim Mohamed, Group CEO, Hass Petroleum, during the official lau

Java House officially opened a new Narok outlet at the Hass Petroleum service station on 15 October 2026. This new Narok branch now brings its familiar menu and relaxed atmosphere to a growing town. The growing town serves both local residents and numerous travellers passing through daily on this route. Many travellers are heading to the Maasai Mara National Reserve and the wider South Rift region.

You will find the Narok outlet designed as a convenient everyday spot for local residents. Local businesses and the large student population from Maasai Mara University can meet there easily. The relaxed setting works well for study sessions or for quick meals between several daily appointments. You can also use the space for remote work or for casual meetings with old friends.

Beyond local customers the Narok outlet will serve high volumes of commuters on a busy corridor. Narok sits on a key route to the South Rift and Lake Victoria regions nearby. Many visitors bound for the Maasai Mara National Reserve often stop in this town every single day. The partnership with Hass Petroleum brings fuel and quality dining together at one convenient location.

Priscilla Gathungu the Java House Group CEO said the Narok outlet fits a strategy of serving customers on the move. She noted Narok is a growing town and a hub for Kenya tourism industry today. Abdusalam Salim Mohamed the Hass Petroleum CEO said the partnership adds value for all travellers. He explained customers can now refuel shop and enjoy quality dining in one easy stop.

The new Narok outlet is expected to transform the town socio economic outlook through jobs. This launch follows recent openings at Windsor along Nairobi Northern Bypass and in Thika town. Additional branches opened in Makongeni and Rabai Road in Buruburu Nairobi and Jinja Uganda recently. The total network now reaches 115 outlets across 20 cities and towns in East Africa.

Beyond restaurant operations the Narok outlet represents a company advancing community impact through its foundation. The Java House Foundation supports initiatives in education agriculture and environmental sustainability across the region. These efforts complement growth ambitions by contributing to communities where the brand operates every day. You can see this commitment shown in responsible sourcing and support for farmers and artists.

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