Immerse yourself into a vibrant fusion of culture, colours and aromatic foods in the historic Bo-Kaap.

Learn how to prepare traditional Cape Malay dishes and gain firsthand insight into this community. Guests can enjoy the fruits of their labour in a scrumptious feast of savory sweet and spicy dishes that will delight all their senses. A parting gift of spices and heirloom recipes will tempt even the most timid cooks to recreate these memories at home.

Experience Cape Malay hospitality at its best!

'Book your Experience'

Bo-Kaap

Bo-Kaap is a fascinating and vibrant neighborhood that offers a glimpse into Cape Town’s rich cultural heritage. It is known for its:

 

Unique architecture:

  • Colorful, brightly painted houses
  • Cape Dutch and Islamic architectural influences
  • Cobblestone streets and historic buildings

 

Cultural Significance

  • A symbol of Cape Malay identity and heritage
  • A hub for Islamic culture and traditions
  • A popular tourist destination, showcasing the neighborhood’s unique architecture, history and culture

 

Rich History

  • Founded in the 18th century as a Cape Malay slave quarters
  • Home to many Islamic figures and scholars
  • Reflects the complex history of slavery, colonialism, and cultural exchange in South Africa

These books boasts about 100 recipes and detailed, step by step video tutorials outlining the basics and more intricate dishes

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Your Host

Fayruza is a well-travelled, passionate, food enthusiast and successful Entrepreneur. Her aim is to share her

love for cooking and her food culture with as many people as possible.

 

She hosts 5 Food Experiences including a unique, Cape Malay Fine Dining extravaganza, as well as an online cooking class.

 

Her Experiences has enjoyed much success and has in just 3 years been awarded with almost 500, five star (5*) reviews.

 

She works with, and is affiliated with Travel Operators and Companies across the world which has resulted in her classes being extremely popular on Social media, Television and Film.

 

Fayruza is currently writing a second cookbook and lives with her family in Bo-Kaap,

Cape Town.

Authentic Cape Malay Cooking Classes