Cape Town: Malay Cooking Class and Lunch in Bo-Kaap
1.Cape Town: Malay Cooking Class and Lunch in Bo-Kaap
Cook Cape Malay food in Bo-Kaap with chef Faldela, explore the colorful neighborhood, then eat a lunch you made for about $49.
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The 4 cape town cooking classes travellers love most, gathered in one place. What you cook, how long you spend at the stove, who teaches, and what a seat at the table costs.
Cook Cape Malay food in Bo-Kaap with chef Faldela, explore the colorful neighborhood, then eat a lunch you made for about $49.
Most PopularCook a Cape Malay 3-course meal in Bo-Kaap with a local host, learn spice history, then eat what you make in 2 hours.
“The cooking class was absolutely wonderful. My family and I truly enjoyed this experience and would definitely try it again. The host was very hospitable and was understanding of our dietary restrictions. Overall I give this experience a 10/10.”
Walk Bo-Kaap’s colorful streets, then cook Cape Malay classics at a local home, from samosas to koesisters, plus recipes.
“Walking with Ilyas was both educational and enjoyable. It was a privilege to explore the town with a true local who introduced us to this beautiful, close-knit community. The cooking class with Faldela was wonderful as well. She welcomed me into her home, and we prepared a full meal together—though she did most of the…”
Private Cape Malay cooking class in Lorette’s home in Grassy Park. Learn roti, chicken curry, bobotie, and malva pudding.
“Food was amazing, company even better!! The whole family loved this cooking experience and we came away with some great recipes that we will definitely try at home”
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