K-Mall Komarock: Location, Matatu Routes and How to Get There

K-Mall is a shopping and commercial centre located in Komarock, Nairobi, off the wider Kangundo Road corridor. Current listings place the mall around Koma Rock Road/Kangaru Road in Komarock, while businesses operating inside K-Mall identify their location as Komarock Estate along the Kangundo Road corridor. (Waze)

For public transport connections across Nairobi, use the Nairobi Matatu Routes and Numbers guide. Travellers planning journeys beyond Nairobi can also use the Kenya Domestic Flights: Airports, Airstrips & Flight Routes Guide.

Where Is K-Mall Located?

K-Mall is located in Komarock Estate in Nairobi’s Eastlands area. The mall is associated with the Koma Rock Road/Kangaru Road area, off the wider Kangundo Road transport corridor. (Mapcarta)

Location: Komarock, Nairobi
Area: Eastlands
Road: Koma Rock Road/Kangaru Road area
Main transport corridor: Kangundo Road/Komarock
Nearby areas: Kayole, Umoja, Dandora and Komarock
Direction from Nairobi CBD: East

K-Mall has served Komarock as a formal retail centre since its opening in 2016. (Business Daily Africa)

How to Get to K-Mall From Nairobi CBD

From Nairobi CBD, commuters should use public transport heading towards Komarock and the Kangundo Road corridor.

The general journey is:

Nairobi CBD → Eastlands → Kangundo Road → Komarock → K-Mall

Tell the conductor that your destination is K-Mall Komarock before boarding.

Which Matatu Goes to K-Mall Komarock?

Matatus serving Komarock, Kayole and the wider Kangundo Road corridor provide the main public transport connections towards K-Mall.

Depending on the service, commuters may travel directly towards Komarock or connect through another Eastlands transport point.

For the wider network, consult the Nairobi Matatu Routes and Numbers database.

Before boarding, ask:

“Does this matatu go to K-Mall Komarock?”

Where to Board Matatus to K-Mall in Nairobi CBD

Public transport serving Komarock and the wider Eastlands area operates from designated stages within Nairobi CBD.

The exact boarding point depends on the route and operator.

The Nairobi Bus Stations & Termini: Complete Guide to Matatu Stages and Destinations can help commuters identify CBD boarding points and the destinations they serve.

Tell the conductor specifically that you are travelling to K-Mall in Komarock.

Where to Alight for K-Mall

Ask the conductor to drop you at the most convenient stop for K-Mall Komarock.

The mall is an established landmark in Komarock, making its name useful when confirming your alighting point.

Getting to K-Mall From Kayole

Kayole is close to Komarock and provides one of the most convenient local connections to K-Mall.

The general journey is:

Kayole → Komarock → K-Mall

Commuters travelling through the wider Kayole network can also consult Route 1960 Nairobi–Kayole–Jogoo Road.

There is generally no reason to travel through Nairobi CBD when moving between Kayole and Komarock.

Getting to K-Mall From Umoja

From Umoja, commuters can connect through the Eastlands public transport network towards Komarock.

The general movement is:

Umoja → Komarock → K-Mall

The Route 35/60 Nairobi–Umoja–Jogoo Road guide provides additional information about public transport serving Umoja.

Getting to K-Mall From Donholm

Passengers travelling from Donholm can connect towards Umoja, Kayole or another convenient Eastlands interchange before continuing to Komarock.

The general journey is:

Donholm → Umoja/Kayole → Komarock → K-Mall

For Donholm connections, see Route 34 Nairobi–Donholm–Embakasi.

Getting to K-Mall From Buruburu

From Buruburu, commuters can use the Eastlands transport network to connect towards Komarock.

The general movement is:

Buruburu → Umoja/Kayole → Komarock → K-Mall

Depending on the available service, passengers may need to make one local connection.

Getting to K-Mall From Westlands

From Westlands, a straightforward public transport journey involves travelling towards Nairobi CBD before transferring to a Komarock-bound service.

Westlands → Nairobi CBD → Eastlands → Komarock → K-Mall

Getting to K-Mall From Thika Road

Passengers travelling from Kasarani, Roysambu, Zimmerman and Githurai can either connect through the wider Eastlands road network or travel towards central Nairobi and transfer to a Komarock-bound service.

For commuters unfamiliar with the cross-city connections, the simpler journey is:

Thika Road → Nairobi CBD → Komarock → K-Mall

K-Mall and the Eastlands Transport Network

K-Mall provides an important destination anchor for the Komarock section of the Metros commuter database.

The surrounding Eastlands network connects major residential areas including:

Buruburu → Umoja → Donholm → Kayole → Komarock

This means many journeys to K-Mall can be completed within Eastlands without travelling through Nairobi CBD.

Together with Shujaa Mall, The Point Mall and Greenspan Mall, K-Mall helps connect Nairobi’s eastern shopping destinations with the public transport corridors serving them.

K-Mall Komarock Public Transport Guide

Destination: K-Mall
Area: Komarock
City: Nairobi
Wider area: Eastlands
Main corridor: Kangundo Road/Komarock
Nearby areas: Kayole, Umoja and Dandora
From Nairobi CBD: Use an appropriate Komarock-bound service
Where to alight: Ask for K-Mall Komarock

For additional connections, use the Nairobi Matatu Routes and Numbers database.

More Nairobi Shopping Mall Guides

K-Mall is part of the Shopping Malls in Nairobi: Locations and How to Get There database, connecting Nairobi’s shopping and commercial destinations with the public transport corridors commuters use to reach them.

Other Eastlands destinations include Shujaa Mall, The Point Mall, Greenspan Mall and BBS Mall.

For Nairobi CBD boarding points and termini, use the Nairobi Bus Stations & Termini: Complete Guide to Matatu Stages and Destinations.

Information last verified: September 2026.

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