Christmas Day is the most celebrated holiday in the world. It is a time when friends and family come together. If you find yourself in the Motherland this festive season, here are a few ways to say “Merry Christmas” to the locals! …
If you visit only one place in South Africa it really should be Cape Town. The “Mother City” is home to many of the country’s top attractions, unique natural landscapes, restaurants and more. …
Did you know that you can enjoy a traditional African djembe drumming experience before your dinner at our African restaurant in Cape Town? …
Our Xhosa pot bread is soft-centred with a delicious outer crust. Xhosa pot bread also known as “Umbhako” is traditionally made in a heavy pot with a lid over an open fire but you can just as easily bake it in an oven. …
Regardless of your country of origin, there is very little quite like a comforting bowl of tomato soup in winter. Our recipe has a little added heat owing to the addition of green masala. “Masala” means mix and refers to the subtle blend …
Imfino is a leafy, green vegetable that traditionally grows wild. It can be cooked and eaten in much the same way as spinach. In fact it’s often referred to as African spinach. While the traditional Amaxhosa (Xhosa) people of …
South African hooch or moonshine is commonly known as witblits (white lightning) or mampoer. It’s so called because of its fiery kick. …
Cape Town’s local food is as diverse as our cultural composition. To truly appreciate our local food you need to experience our culture and amazing African cuisine! …
When seeking a new and bigger venue for Gold Restaurant, Bennett Street, in Green Point was a perfect choice. Our Cape Town restaurant is stationed in a beautiful warehouse building close to all the local action. …
