Raziyah Johnston was born in Durban, raised in Ireland, and is now living in Cape Town.
So don’t be surprised when you hear her south Dublin accent when you meet her. And you will get to hear it in torrents, as Raziyah is a passionate, enthusiastic, knowledgeable advocate of all things connected with Indian food, especially [...]
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This market has recommenced for summer 2010/2011. I visited it last night again, on it’s first one this season, and it’s better than ever.
So I am reproducing the article I wrote on it in February.
This is a great new addition to the growing Cape Town market scene. The setting is beautiful, particularly at dusk on a summer’s [...]
Martin Senekal’s obsession with architecture and design have influenced the stunning designs of his cakes.
You could call him the Philip Treacy of cake design.
Some of them look so good that it’s a shame to actually cut into them and eat them.
But it’s not all looks. The cakes are delicious, and ingredients are of top quality. [...]
This renovated old mill is home to a collection of knick knack shops, cafes and boutiques. It comes alive on a Saturday morning with the Neighbourgoods Market. Starting at 8am and running until 2pm this is one of the best food and drink markets in South Africa.
In Hall One there are a whole cornucopia of local [...]
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