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Kenya's food culture is diverse. Encourage people to share dishes from their home area, family traditions, and variations without declaring one region's food the "real" Kenyan food.
The same meal can taste different depending on who makes it, how it is seasoned, what is served alongside it, and whether it is cooked for a crowd. Asking about the story behind a meal can be more interesting than asking for a restaurant recommendation.
For many people, a familiar meal is tied to a person, a place, or a particular time in life. It might be a simple plate of githeri, chapati and beans, mukimo, pilau, fish with ugali, or a family recipe that never tastes quite the same anywhere else.