Autêntica experiência culinária da culinária africana

The food was delicious. The hosts were gracious. The staff was friendly, and I was well informed about the process, the history and the flavors. I would recommend this tour to anyone. I had a great time. Everything was super clean also.

We had a great time with Florence, Caleb and Rose who taught us a lot about the history of the food and people of South Africa. We got to try local proteins (yes, even dried insects!) along with 2 proteins (chicken and beef), 2 sides and 2 starches. We learned about how they make organic peanut butter in a lot of dishes as well. They do a lot of the food prep and we only did a small amount of cooking. Honestly, it was a great way to fight the jet lag on our first evening in Cape Town too!

What a fun, informative and flavourful experience! Learning the history behind the different delicacies and being able to partake in the cooking was awesome. Felt like I was on ultimate chef Cape Town lol! Definitely recommend on your visit to Cape Town

A great introduction to authentic African food (insects included) with a team who are passionate about their culture and cuisine. It was a lovely afternoon with interesting people. We appreciated their generosity and the efforts taken.

Great class that catered to plant based eating 🌱 Easy to book and communicate with. Easy to get to and from in an uber. Excellent narrative and cooking instruction and delicious dinner. Thank you 🙏

More of an eating experience than a cooking experience. The tasting of insects and catapilers was interesting. It was really good fun with nice people.

I had such a wonderful experience at this authentic African cooking class in Cape Town. Florence was incredibly welcoming and made the entire evening feel warm, personal, and cultural rather than just a cooking lesson. We learned how to make delicious chicken dishes and were introduced to a variety of traditional African snacks and flavors that I had never tried before. I especially loved hearing the stories behind the food and learning about the traditions that have been passed down through generations in their family. You can really feel the passion, hospitality, and pride they have in sharing African cuisine and culture with visitors. The atmosphere was relaxed, friendly, and genuine, and it ended up being one of the most memorable experiences from my time in Cape Town.

This was our 32nd wedding anniversary and I had been planning this trip for a year. We had a great flight, saw the sites, but this experience was the “icing on the cake.” Or better yet gave us the giddiness of kids making mud pies. We literally ate roasted caterpillars and termites for appetizers! But that was after Kaleb the host Father schooled us on the traditional African ways as of eating and cooking that are now being understood scientifically as protein packed, organic, superfood! He was thoroughly engaging. Florence host Mother picked up with the cooking lessons. We made “Pap” known all over the world by many names as the starchy mushy base to accompany a host of veggies, beans, and meat. It was fun, food, and friendliness that left us with cherished experience to take home. We concluded with a dessert of tea w/biscuits and a warm hug from Florence/ bear hug from Kaleb on our way out. Honestly that was the “piece d’resistance!” I’ve been to CPT from the ATL 2x in 12 months, I’ll be stopping by every visit from here on.

We have learned the tradition of the cooking af the South African way. You have to try all the things you normaly don’t at home. It’s worth it. The people who had teached us the traditional way were very lovely people. Many thanks, Sjaak, Joke, Joyce and Stefan

it was fun evening! Thank you! I think tourists will enjoy the African experience with lovely African people.