Roving Bantu Kitchen & Treks

About

The Kitchen: an afro soul food eatery
The Tours: Kultural Treks through Jozitown, Soweto and beyond. Tours with a difference.
072 2232 648

Description

The Kitchen serves up a limited menu of wholesome afro soul food. We always cater for vegetarians
The menu varies so always check in to see what is in the pot
Bookings are essential as our space is a little small. We can take between 30 and 40 people. Great space for birthday parties, get together, talks with groups, we can also open up the space to take 50 with a cocktail type food offering.
Sms 0832353076 or email [email protected] to make enquiries

Tours with a difference...in and around Jozi with stories, anecdotes, historical background and off the beaten track experiences

Tours can be suggested or tailor-made to suite anyones requests. Wherever you want to go, whenever you want to go and whatever you want to see.....the roving bantu can organise


Sifiso Ntuli is the Roving Bantu. A walking explosion of stories, facts. information, anecdotes: real and imaginary.
Having spent much of his life between Africa [South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania] and North America .......

COSTS

x1 person: R250 an hour / R1000 4 hour tour
x2 people: R350 an hour / R1400 4 hour tour
x3 people: R450 an hour / R1800 4 hour tour
x4 people R550 an hour / R 2200 4 hour tour
[excludes entrance fees and meals/drinks]
4 hours is a recommend tour time.

5 people and more will require a larger vehicle cost to be negotiated

Transport provided for the tour only, additional transport service: pick up/drop off arranged at an additional cost

Airport pickups and drop-offs can be arranged at an additional cost

We also have 3 airbnb accommodation offerings at our home in Brixton. Please enquire should you wish to come and stay with us. Highly recommended and affordable in a great community with lots of interesting people

email [email protected] for more info and to make your bookings

"The Roving Bantu Kitchen is NOT a restaurant.It is an eatery, a living museum, a Kultural base showcasing and exhibiting all what it is to be African, to be South African, past and presentWe serve up afro soul food and you can expect to find mogodu, peanut and coconut chicken, cow heels and samp and beans on the menu. Vegetarians and vegans are also catered for. Try Sifiso’s African risotto, a combination of samp & beans cooked long and slow with pork hocks.The menu is small but is always fresh and wholesome, cooked in house and cooked with love and fresh ingredientsSundays are Kolor Filim lunches with a buffet of salads and sides, braaied meat , potjies and fish are on offerBookings essential"