KFC, or any food chain or restaurant, doesn't mean you don't eat at home. Most people in Kenya eat at home more than out but it's not always that you eat at home. Sometimes you're at work, sometimes you're traveling, sometimes you want to take a girl out or eat out with friends, sometimes you just want to try something new and sometimes you're a tourist who doesn't own a home in Nairobi. A complete interesting city is one that gives you most options. All these 'different cuisines' are in Nairobi in larger numbers than Dar. There are Nigerian restaurants, Kenyan traditional restaurants, indian cuisines, Chinese cuisines, Japanese cuisines, Brazilian, European, Ethiopian and of course those mama ntilies are there too. No city in this region offers more variety than Nairobi. What
Teargas was trying to show you is how much more Nairobi offers than Dar but you decided to get stuck in the usual Tanzanian mentality I see here where you'll all boast about 'western things' that you have but criticize them when Kenyans mention them.