Executive Chef, Tronette Dippenaar has created a classic menu with a focus on firm favourites, including some of Liz McGrath’s personal recipes.
From traditional Cape Malay bobotie, Crispy Tempura Prawns, and Charred Springbok tataki, the menu has something for everyone, with a special lightness to dishes such as her signature Boland Cheese Soufflé with Cheesy Gin Sauce.
Complex spicing runs throughout the menu, from traditional bobotie with fruity yellow rice to bayleaf-rich crayfish curry. This typically Cape Malay kitchen turns out chilli bites, samoosas and moons for R4 a go. The koeksister is not the plaited kind but is a coconut donut infused with cardamom and cinnamon.
Husband and wife team Yusuf and Nazli Larney have created a must-visit destination for Cape Malay food for people from all over the world. The food is traditional, very tasty, and spicy in a way that has made the Cape famous.