What you can eat for R2,000 at South Africa’s best restaurants
Three Cape Town-based restaurants have been ranked among the world’s top 100 eateries, and South Africans should expect a hefty outlay to enjoy a taste of world-class fine dining.
Three Cape Town-based restaurants have been ranked among the world’s top 100 eateries, and South Africans should expect a hefty outlay to enjoy a taste of world-class fine dining.
The Department of Consumer and Food Sciences at the University of Pretoria (UP) has launched a 376- page recipe book celebrating the vibrant tropical fruit papaya.
Read MoreOcean Basket is bringing serious fire to winter with the launch of its brand new Spicy Prawns. This limited-time dish features 15 mouthwatering prince prawns, smothered in a spicy garlic sauce and served with half chips, half rice for just R145.
Read MoreWinter is here and there's nothing quite like a hearty meal to chase away the frosty bite of the season. Even if you can't change the weather outside, these comforting recipes are sure to warm you from the inside out
Read MoreSouth Africa’s famed Garden Route is filled with breathtaking landscapes and postcard-worthy coastlines, but few destinations combine laid-back luxury with design-forward intimacy quite like Plettenberg Bay.
Read MorePeter Tempelhoff, the award-winning chef and founder behind Cape Town’s acclaimed FYN, beyond, Ramenhead, and Sushiya restaurants, is reshaping the culinary scene in South Africa—and far beyond.
Read MoreWhat transforms a restaurant from merely "good" to the highlight of dinner party conversations? Is it the allure of an acclaimed chef, the charm of a vineyard setting, or a wine list so enticing you can’t resist another glass? Perhaps it’s the magic of an experience so unique, you wish time would stand still.
Read MoreIn the heart of Sharjah’s Expo Centre, the heat was on—literally. The 2025 Global Chefs Challenge: Africa & Middle East Regional Semi-Finals brought together top Culinary Talent from across the region.
Read MoreCape Town might be framed by mountains and oceans, but it’s also home to a quiet culinary revolution—one where umami rules and nori-wrapped perfection is plated with artistry.
Read MoreBreakfast is the first invitation to understand a place. It’s where culture, history and local ingredients come together — sometimes over a simple cup of tea, sometimes a hearty plate.
Read MoreWelcoming more than 350 exhibitors and 6000 visitors from over 25 countries, the inaugural Africa Food Show is poised to become Africa’s premier event for the Food and Beverage (F&B) industry.
Read MoreUnilever Food Solutions (UFS) officially launched its Future Menus 2025 Vol. 3 trend report at a recent culinary event hosted at Makers Landing in Cape Town.
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