My Adventure in Moshi: Coffee, Rides, and Random Fun

Spending time in Moshi was like living in a highlight reel — every moment had something new, exciting, or just plain random to offer. From sipping cappuccinos to cruising in a bajaji, I felt like I was in my own little adventure movie. Here’s how it all went down.

The Cappuccino Hit Different

I’m not gonna lie — I wasn’t expecting the coffee to be that good, but Moshi proved me wrong. I found this cute little spot and decided to try a cappuccino. One sip, and I was hooked. It was smooth, creamy, and lowkey felt like a warm hug in a cup. I just sat there for a while, soaking in the vibe, people-watching like I was in a movie scene. It was one of those moments that feels simple but somehow perfect.

Riding in a Bajaji = Main Character Energy

If you’ve never been in a bajaji, you’re missing out. It’s like a tiny, open-air car that swerves through traffic like it owns the streets. I hopped in, and suddenly I was on an action-packed ride through Moshi. The wind was in my face, every turn felt like a mini-drift, and I felt like a total main character. 10/10 experience.

The “Mission Impossible” Grocery Run

Shopping for ingredients might sound boring, but trust me, in Moshi, it’s not. I hit up Viva Supermarket, and it was like a treasure hunt. You walk in looking for one thing and walk out with 10. I was scanning shelves, comparing prices, and lowkey feeling like I was on a reality show where you only have 10 minutes to grab everything. After that, I stopped by a local bookshop nearby. It wasn’t inside Viva, but it was close enough, so I figured, why not? Flipping through the books felt like a mini escape from all the busyness.

Big Hospital Vibes

I also got a chance to see KCMC (the big hospital), and honestly, it was pretty impressive. It’s one of those places where you can feel how much it matters to the community. Seeing it up close gave me a whole new perspective on healthcare and how important it is to have spaces like that. Not the typical "fun" experience, but definitely one that stuck with me.

The Takeaway

Moshi isn’t just a place — it’s a vibe. From riding in bajajis to sipping on the smoothest cappuccino of my life, every day felt like an adventure. It’s one of those places that stays with you, and I know I’ll be thinking about it for a long time. If you ever get the chance to go, do it. And trust me, order the cappuccino.