The Ugandan Rolex is one of Uganda’s most popular and iconic street foods. Its name is a playful abbreviation of “rolled eggs”, and it has become a staple snack across the country, loved for its affordability, flavor, and convenience.

What is a Ugandan Rolex? It’s a delicious wrap made from a freshly fried omelette (often with onions, tomatoes, and sometimes peppers) rolled inside a soft, freshly made chapati.

Why It’s Special:

• Affordable and filling: A favorite among students, workers, and travelers.

• Customizable: You can add ingredients like shredded cabbage, meat, or avocados.

• Street Food Culture: It’s a symbol of Uganda’s bustling street food scene.

• The Ugandan Rolex is more than just a snack — it’s a culinary experience that captures the heart of Ugandan culture, combining simplicity, taste, and convenience.