This tiny, buzzing Asian spot has unforgettably delicious comfort food. What Bao Down lacks in size it makes up for in quality.
Hidden atop a steep stairway, this unassuming ramen restaurant is a true hidden gem. With its authentic Japanese cuisine and rustic, cozy interior, it's definitely a neighbourhood fav. And by far the best Shoyu Ramen we've had in Cape Town.
This serene Japanese gem offers delicious cocktails, fresh sashimi and pristine sushi. Book a spot at the sushi bar and order the Kyoto Garden roll and a peppy Asian Mary cocktail.
One Park is one of our fav listening bars in South Africa. It's a place where you never quite know what you'll get. A wine bar with Afro-Asian small plates, cocktails and a vinyl DJ? A new tattoo at one of their frequent pop-up events? Or maybe a boogie on a Friday night? But what you can always count on is an intimate, romantic space with amazing vibes.
From rich, steaming bowls of ramen to delicious and various toppings, this cosy eatery is warm in ambiance and food.
The Waterside is a culinary oasis nestled in Cape Town's glossy waterfront. With stunning views overlooking the bay, a relaxed but elegant ambiance, and an exquisite menu by Chef Roxy Mudie showcasing a fusion of international flavours, this restaurant promises a memorable dining experience that satisfies all the senses.