This video made me realise that despite everything. Our country has so much beautiful diversity in people, food and cultures. And ordinary people love and respect each other
@@warrenmoses7370 I always thought it was called that because it was the first city in the country. Well, the first place settled in by the colonisers.
I'm from Cape town born and raised and to be honest I take for granted the awesome things we have here. Like our flora and fauna is gorgeous, our sights that u can see r breathe taking and most important our food is lekker
Coming to Cape Town soon for the first time and having watched this great video we cannot wait for all of the food 😋 so pleased we came across your channel, keep up the great work 👍🏼
Hi guys, I love how you paint my hometown so beautifully vibrant and colourful. You were in Bokaap and there would've found the best rooti, curries, koesisters, bollas and much more traditional Cape Malay foods . You must definitely try a gatsby. Its tooo die for. Thanks again. From ñ Kaapie (Capetonion)
Thanks for the video really amazing I moved to Capetown recently (formally from dbn) and I didn’t even know that all these places existed 😂 thank you again so much amazing video
You are such a great happy couple. Really enjoyed your street food adventure. We will be in Cape Town for the first time for just 3 days and now I know where we are eating. So pleased we came across your channel, You make me smile when I see your warm and positive vibes. Thank you.
Hi Guys! I am loving this idea! Just because the overseas people comes to SA and only shows some ideas of SA. Never all these places. In short, you guys are showing these overseas people where to go and how aweomse SA food is! And not only the 2 or 3 places in SA where good food is, But everywhere!!! Love you guys, and love the idea!
You are a tourist dream team sharing informative and interesting information. The video editing is seamless and the choice of music had me tapping my feet. Well done Bryan and Riki.
The sad reality of this is most locals never eat at any of those places, its insanely expensive and essentially only exists for tourists especially mojo market.
We locals love to cook, and we make our own fish and chips, butter chicken, braaivleis, potjie kos, koeksisters,samoosas etc...even Gatsbys I bet it taste the same or even better on the Cape Flats. There was nothing like Aunty Aziza's koeksisters on a Sunday morning. She is no longer with us but brings back childhood memories since the 80 s. I love my people and my city, Allison.😂
Loving this video! The butter chicken roti is defo my favourite! I live on the outskirts of Cape Town in Wellington (Winelands) and any kind of curry is very scarce here - and I miss and love curry so much! 🙂 Great video guys, a true depiction of SA cuisine!
Brilliant video. I'm Capetonian and love food!!! You've visited most of my favorite joints and ate most of my favorite foods! I only found out a few years ago that Capetonians are spoiled for choice when it comes to good food! I need to try that butter chicken roti in Seapoint! I always just end up getting ferrero rocher icecream from Icezit there. Best icecream ever!!!
Hi guys . I was in Cape Town last week, and it was freezing. How long ago you made this video? You both are in summer clothes. Brrrrr Have you visited Cape Point? I don't know how long you will be there but try visiting Franschhoek, and the magnificent food gardens at Babylonstoren, Constantia for wine tasting, and Kalk Bay. So much to do and see. Did you enjoy the chicken pita souvlaki? I'm asking you because I'm Greek. :) Have fun. Regards Rori
The Greek pita, (he called it a gyro) was awesome. The video was recorded on some of the few sunny days we had, but it's all jackets now. We are planning to explore more of Cape Town and surrounds as we are staying for about 6 months. Thanks for the great comment and suggestions
@@BryanDiscoversWorld the authentic pita yero is made with meat usually pork or lamb. Chicken is,also good. Hope to visit one day the Greek Islands. I can promise you that you will be eating souvlaki every day. I make them often for my family including the pita bread. Stay warm and safe .
I've been going to Cape Town for years and several times in a year and and still I've not seen so many places. Six months stay? Wonderful. I'm moving there soon, hopefully before the end of the year. I was last week in Cape Town and I went to The scone Shack which is a farm surrounded by mountains and is located off the grid in Cape Point. I never have eaten the kind of scones they make there with homemade jam. Yummy 😋
Man you mention Franschhoek.......but then say Constantia for wine??? No man! Constantia has great wines but Franschhoek and Stellenbosch are the real gems.
13.42.........going for the Weins there or what?? Also those rootis are tasty but disappointingly they are not properly rolled and tucked so all the filling falls out when you eat it as is evident in your clip. The Cape Malays make fantastic food though, that's not even up for debate! I know you are a food channel but you missed out on a Cape Town phenomenon that is sliding under the radar at the present and that is one man coffee businesses that have been popping up since COVID, there are quite a few but the one I can really recommend you will find daily at the Ronderbosch Common from the crack of dawn till about 9.30-10. On the mountain side of the common by the parking lot, you cant miss him! Really good coffee, decent prices, friendly service and we talking about a guy who literally pulled himself out the mud and started a successful business doing what he loves! I will always support that kind of business. Thanks for the vid, keep up the great work man!
@@BryanDiscoversWorld Thanks! I hope it did not come across harshly and I know you probably knew that pronunciation already. It is almost the same as the word 'moor', but with no rolling of the R.
The old biscuit mill is the biggest rip off for food in Cape Town . Outrageously expensive for small portions. The pizza there has to be the most expensive I have ever come across in South Africa
Sadly, nowhere is traditional Cape food sold in Cape Town. Tourists may never know, and the neo-potjie culture is a deviation as well. We are losing a national heritage here, do people realise?
don't know why all the foreigners decide to try all the wrong food prepared by the wrong people. at least you got the fish and chips right. you should return to South Africa and get somebody to take you to all the authentic eatery's., sorry you had to experience this kind of food.
This video made me realise that despite everything. Our country has so much beautiful diversity in people, food and cultures. And ordinary people love and respect each other
well said, thank you
Your country is great and beautiful. ❤
True. I'm learning from tourists to appreciate and experience what my country has to offer.
Not sure what I'm enjoying more: The sight of the food or everyone's friendly smiles.
Both it is a great city with great people making great food
Cape Town nickname is also known as the mother city cause of the friendly people
@@warrenmoses7370 I always thought it was called that because it was the first city in the country. Well, the first place settled in by the colonisers.
@@warrenmoses7370 thanks
Oohhhhh as a South African expat my mouth is salivating! I’m coming home!
I'm from Cape town born and raised and to be honest I take for granted the awesome things we have here. Like our flora and fauna is gorgeous, our sights that u can see r breathe taking and most important our food is lekker
It is a dream destination, and has it all
is it expensive to live in Cape town
@@humansrtrash324 you can live cheap, or expensive
@@BryanDiscoversWorld oh ok thanks for the reply 🥰
And great video keep up the good work💖
Tell me about taking Cape Town for granted.
You guy's rock.....normal South Africans..... I like it.....well done julle
Thank you so much
So Nice to see the smiles and friendliness so VERY clearly coming from the SA servers , makes one proud to be a South African
They were al so great
Thanks for the exposure people need to see our great city of Cape Town
Cape Town is awesome, thank you
Coming to Cape Town soon for the first time and having watched this great video we cannot wait for all of the food 😋 so pleased we came across your channel, keep up the great work 👍🏼
Have fun, it is a great place to visit. Thank you
Thank you for showing me food places in Cape town which I didn't know exist ❤
My pleasure 😊
Hi guys, I love how you paint my hometown so beautifully vibrant and colourful. You were in Bokaap and there would've found the best rooti, curries, koesisters, bollas and much more traditional Cape Malay foods . You must definitely try a gatsby. Its tooo die for. Thanks again. From ñ Kaapie (Capetonion)
thank you so much, we will have to try all the Bokaap foods, and a gatsby
Really good video! Good editing and you guys seem really friendly. deserves more views
Thank you so much, I hope it gets more views
🎉🎉
Brian your productions are badass! 👍🏽
I appreciate that! Thanks
The yummiest food! Can't wait to visit my hometown again after so many years. Thank you so much for sharing. Much aroha from Aotearoa.
Our pleasure! Come home soon, the food is great
Love you guys! You make me smile when I see your warm and positive vibes about my home! Thumbs up 👍
Thank you so much!
Very nice video. Yeah lots of smiles. The people looked very friendly. Lots of food. Thanks for a great video.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks for the video really amazing I moved to Capetown recently (formally from dbn) and I didn’t even know that all these places existed 😂 thank you again so much amazing video
Glad you enjoyed it! Now get out there and visit them
Last time I was in Cape Town, had the most delicious burger ever… with ostrich meat. Miss Cape Town. 🇿🇦😊
Sounds great!
was it at Rick's cafe?
Where?
Where?
😂eiii that aunt she is a really food fan and she's enjoying❤
she love her food
GREAT VIDEO THANKS FOR SHARING👍🏿😋😋😋
Thanks! 😊
You are such a great happy couple. Really enjoyed your street food adventure. We will be in Cape Town for the first time for just 3 days and now I know where we are eating. So pleased we came across your channel, You make me smile when I see your warm and positive vibes. Thank you.
I am so glad we could help. Thank you so much for the great comment
Wow! Beautiful place and food looks good and neat
thank you it was good
WOW, really a great video, thank you showing our beautiful city in such a awesome video, love the channel
Thank you so much
First time watching you...I have to subcribe...great stuff
Awesome, thank you!
This is amazing😀I really need to make my way down to CPT
It is worth the trip
Hi Guys! I am loving this idea! Just because the overseas people comes to SA and only shows some ideas of SA. Never all these places. In short, you guys are showing these overseas people where to go and how aweomse SA food is! And not only the 2 or 3 places in SA where good food is, But everywhere!!! Love you guys, and love the idea!
Thank you so much. it is what we wanted to do
New subscriber!lovely Chanel guys🇿🇦
Awesome! Thank you!
You are a tourist dream team sharing informative and interesting information. The video editing is seamless and the choice of music had me tapping my feet. Well done Bryan and Riki.
Thank you so much
Will visit this street food area next time
it is worth it
Love this video. Perhaps you should do the Great Masala Steak Gatsby a try when you come again. You won't regret it.❤
Sounds good! Thanks
ya'll killing me with this good food. I miss my country and the food so much even tho I just got back from a month there..lol
it is so good
Great stuff 😋
thank you
Thanks for a great video food bring everyone together 🎉
Our pleasure!
Hey Bryan, glad to see you in my city. 🎉❤
It is a great place to be, thanks
The sad reality of this is most locals never eat at any of those places, its insanely expensive and essentially only exists for tourists especially mojo market.
It is sad
We locals love to cook, and we make our own fish and chips, butter chicken, braaivleis, potjie kos, koeksisters,samoosas etc...even Gatsbys I bet it taste the same or even better on the Cape Flats. There was nothing like Aunty Aziza's koeksisters on a Sunday morning. She is no longer with us but brings back childhood memories since the 80 s. I love my people and my city, Allison.😂
You made me hungry.
Awesome video
Thank you 😋
I either lived or worked on these streets about 36 yeasrss ago, feeling homesick now. 😢Just stunninng
Glad we could show you, time for a visit?
Loving this video! The butter chicken roti is defo my favourite! I live on the outskirts of Cape Town in Wellington (Winelands) and any kind of curry is very scarce here - and I miss and love curry so much! 🙂 Great video guys, a true depiction of SA cuisine!
Thank you so much, and you need to visit the City, there is a lot of good curry here
Where is curry scarce, not in wellington
Wow great vlog everything so detailed
Thank you so much 🙂
what a cool video! my wife is from philippines! glad you got to enjoy it! thank you guys! really cool .
It was really good food, with great flavour. Thanks
Brilliant video. I'm Capetonian and love food!!! You've visited most of my favorite joints and ate most of my favorite foods! I only found out a few years ago that Capetonians are spoiled for choice when it comes to good food! I need to try that butter chicken roti in Seapoint! I always just end up getting ferrero rocher icecream from Icezit there. Best icecream ever!!!
Awesome! Thank you! and try the roti it is great
Makes me want to get on a plane and come and eat
worth the flight
Another wonderful vlog mam love from Pakistan😊
Thanks a ton
Your wife is such a vibe.lovely couple
than you
Great video, thanks.
Glad you liked it!
Good to see people mellowed out down there I flashed in from Canada 2 years after the A time, yeesh some folks wrere colder than Artic Ice
haha yes, very chilled
I'm misses CAPE Town a lovely friendly place on 🌎 earth thanks you lovely food too
you are welcome
Great video
Thank you
Great vid, from a fellow Capetonian👍
Awesome! Thank you!
Excellent video
Thank you so much!
I learn that you can start stress food anywhere people will love it but if you do that with love
that is so true
So excited to try all of the different foods cape town has to offer! Thanks for the inspiration.
Hope you enjoy!
MY HOME TOWN!👍🇿🇦🇬🇧🇿🇦🇬🇧🇿🇦🇬🇧 EVENTUALLY RETURN!👍👍👍
good to hear
Love these videos! Do you know if cash or card is preferred at these street vendors?
mostly card
Miss the place
it is great
I LOVE CAPE TOWN ♥ AND THE FISH AND CHIPS SO YUMMY
They are the best
next time in Cape Town make sure to get a GATSBY sandwich- only in Cape Town 👋👋👋👋👋🥰
Thanks, we will
Cape Town is truely one of the foodie capitals of the world
Most beautiful places with friendliest people of all races
So true, thanks
Hi there! May I ask what camera and phone you used to record? Thanks!
Samsung S22 Ultra
Did you use a guide?
No, just a little research
Awez This is some of the Best street food ive seen in 🇿🇦💯🤞
thank you it was good
Hi guys .
I was in Cape Town last week, and it was freezing. How long ago you made this video? You both are in summer clothes. Brrrrr Have you visited Cape Point? I don't know how long you will be there but try visiting Franschhoek, and the magnificent food gardens at Babylonstoren, Constantia for wine tasting, and Kalk Bay.
So much to do and see.
Did you enjoy the chicken pita souvlaki? I'm asking you because I'm Greek. :)
Have fun.
Regards
Rori
The Greek pita, (he called it a gyro) was awesome. The video was recorded on some of the few sunny days we had, but it's all jackets now. We are planning to explore more of Cape Town and surrounds as we are staying for about 6 months. Thanks for the great comment and suggestions
@@BryanDiscoversWorld the authentic pita yero is made with meat usually pork or lamb. Chicken is,also good. Hope to visit one day the Greek Islands. I can promise you that you will be eating souvlaki every day. I make them often for my family including the pita bread.
Stay warm and safe .
I've been going to Cape Town for years and several times in a year and and still I've not seen so many places.
Six months stay? Wonderful. I'm moving there soon, hopefully before the end of the year.
I was last week in Cape Town and I went to The scone Shack which is a farm surrounded by mountains and is located off the grid in Cape Point. I never have eaten the kind of scones they make there with homemade jam. Yummy 😋
@@rorimullinos4017 Thanks
Man you mention Franschhoek.......but then say Constantia for wine??? No man! Constantia has great wines but Franschhoek and Stellenbosch are the real gems.
Those fish and chips look way tastier than the ones we get in England these days. Made me hungry.
There are really good
Come visit! We will be happy to have you guys here!👏👏 Book early as most accommodation is going fast 💃💃
Just a bit confused with the pricing from rand to dollar it just doesn't ad up ....
I did it when the Rand was fluctuating
My hometown ❤
a great place
Chicken tostie .girl with hat so cute❤
yip
Where is Malay Delight kiosk?
Seapoint promenade
how did you not do Eastern Food Bazaar?
We found it later
Asome. Are you guys going back to mauritius
at the moment we are enjoying Cape Town
Hi Brian how long are you in south africa
Not sure but at least 6 months
Nou waa die masala steak Gatsby dan
Iconic foods ua-cam.com/video/QaMagual6fk/v-deo.html
And that's how you eat pap n vleis, "shisa nyama "
Thanks
Mad to pay R20 for a koeksister they're normally R5 or R6
yip, we found out later
@BryanDiscoversWorld great to see you enjoying the city's food though
I agree with you koeksisters is expensive price is to much it was R5 or R6
My home town too
It is a great place to come from
you should have ordered the chicken tikka from Ahmads in Bokaap and gotten a boerewors roll from the lady in Church Street just off Greenmarket Square
Thanks for the suggestion, I will next time for sure, thanks
R42 a slice, they must really believe they're in NY! 🤣 😂
hahaha, it was quite big
Do you pay cash for street food or can you pay with cards?
most place only accept cards now, but on the street cash is still ok
Most south africans dont carry cash around, we tap and pay with card, or scan and pay with phone
I wish to visit Cape town before I turn 50years😢I'm staying in Pretoria
You must visit
R20 a koesister, gets worse as the video goes on, holy bejzus! 🤣 for fried dough!!
Now we have found then for R6
13.42.........going for the Weins there or what?? Also those rootis are tasty but disappointingly they are not properly rolled and tucked so all the filling falls out when you eat it as is evident in your clip. The Cape Malays make fantastic food though, that's not even up for debate! I know you are a food channel but you missed out on a Cape Town phenomenon that is sliding under the radar at the present and that is one man coffee businesses that have been popping up since COVID, there are quite a few but the one I can really recommend you will find daily at the Ronderbosch Common from the crack of dawn till about 9.30-10. On the mountain side of the common by the parking lot, you cant miss him! Really good coffee, decent prices, friendly service and we talking about a guy who literally pulled himself out the mud and started a successful business doing what he loves! I will always support that kind of business. Thanks for the vid, keep up the great work man!
Thank you for the great comment. I will look into the 'one man coffee" idea, it sounds like a great idea for a video. thanks.
OMG I grave that.
so good
This video got me hungry as hell
cool
Naa basted is nuts for those prices mate.... The chicken thingi was R60
ok, thanks
Nice video but makes me think, yoh how much can you guys eat in 1 day 🙈
not much. this was filmed over a few days
@@BryanDiscoversWorld my bad 🤣 to be honest i think I could have eaten Atleast half of everything u guys ate in a day 🤣
@@joeashnaidoo5077 haha 🤣 That I would like to see 🤣🤣🤣
@@BryanDiscoversWorld when you come to durban I'll show you 🤣
What is bowkaap? It's pronounced Boor without the R sound. Thanks for the video.
Thanks, I will try that next time
Bo Kaap..
@@BryanDiscoversWorld Thanks! I hope it did not come across harshly and I know you probably knew that pronunciation already. It is almost the same as the word 'moor', but with no rolling of the R.
@@ricthechamp4 Thanks, I know I am bad at pronouncing some words, but I will try.
Do you pay cash or...
Mostly card,
This video made me realize im under charging for koeksisters at 4 for r25...the same size..😢
yes
I also had that grill at Mojo's Market recently and t was really bland. 🤨 Go for the Mexican food.
ok, thanks
The old biscuit mill is the biggest rip off for food in Cape Town . Outrageously expensive for small portions. The pizza there has to be the most expensive I have ever come across in South Africa
I haven't tried their pizza, but I will avoid it now, thanks
agreed, wow! this is why i stay in the northern suburbs, lmao!
Gatsby?
Good choice
Please reduce the background music,it tends to be too loud to even hear when you speak
Ok, thanks for that
The supposed boerewors they sell is anything but, and surely don't meet the legal requirement for ingredients - nor the taste of real wors.
Yip
Sadly, nowhere is traditional Cape food sold in Cape Town. Tourists may never know, and the neo-potjie culture is a deviation as well. We are losing a national heritage here, do people realise?
@@unwoke1652 It would be nice to see some real traditional foods
Bo kaap
I will try
I’m from Cape Town : Kevin Afrikaans enjoy your food
Great place to be from
Boo Kaap wont have real boerwors, which would have beef and pork, they would have a braai wors.which is just beef!
Thanks for the info
where is goldendish athlone.
next time
Ek bly Daar,in noord wes potssestroom
cool
They tried to make NY pizza but let’s be honest here. That’s a big Debonairs pizza 😂😂💀
haha, maybe
That is not boerwors...
oh well, thanks
The roll was off in the first clip 🙂
ok, thanks
don't know why all the foreigners decide to try all the wrong food prepared by the wrong people. at least you got the fish and chips right. you should return to South Africa and get somebody to take you to all the authentic eatery's., sorry you had to experience this kind of food.
we will try a few more places, thanks