Eat Your Heart Out
by Mahala High Five Brigade / Images by Samora Chapman / 04.03.2014 Heading down to the local Spur for a steak is not really such a big deal, right? We, the fortunate haves, can generally find the Randelas for a plate of3


Yoffi Falafel
by Ella Grimwade / Images by Robin Bernstein / 23.10.2013 Although Turkey, Palestine and Lebanon have all laid claim to creating the culinary delight. Many of the African nations, ranging from Egypt to Morocco can all stake a reputable claim

Gangnam Korean Barbecue
by Amy Searll / 17.10.2013 When I try a new restaurant, especially if it’s one I’ve found out about by word of mouth, I desperately want to like it. That’s always the risk. It could

The Dog’s Bollocks
by Katie de Klee / 10.10.2013 Is eating with your hands playing with your food? And if it is, is that a bad thing? Why is it that we feel so socially bound to use cold

At The Table
by Su-Yen Thornhill / 02.10.2013 In flight magazines rarely inspire. Insipid letters to the editor professing amazement at service and cuisine, (in fact the more unlikely the praise the greater the chance of publication and

The Red Chamber
by Amy Searll / 25.09.2013 The Red Chamber is a restaurant in a larney mall, but please trust me on this, it’s not how it looks. Since it opened, it’s been all food and very

Bob’s Bagel Cafe
by Dominique Herman / 21.08.2013 Kalk Bay locals don't care about flashy clothes and fancy cars. They tend to be focused on family, community and the surf. And, up till this point, they've been hard

Papa Schwarma
by Amy Searll / 14.08.2013 If the UN had a restaurant, it would be this place. On the Tuesday night I was there (researching this article with another laffa) I saw a table full of

