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Chiappini Ln, Schotsche Kloof, Cape Town, 8001, South Africa
📍 A Hidden Cultural Gem Tucked into a purple-hued home off Schotsche Kloof in the historic Bo‑Kaap, Faeeza’s Home Kitchen offers a genuine Cape Malay culinary experience in a personal, family-run space. 👩🍳 What You’ll Taste & Learn
- Feast on home-cooked specialties like samoosas, koesisters, denningvleis, bobotie, and curry—crafted with aromatic spices, coconut, and a sweet-savory balance.
- Join small-group, hands-on cooking classes (max 8 people) where you roll rotis, fold samoosas, fry chili bites, and help create a three-course meal you’ll enjoy together.
👍 Authentic & Inclusive
- Fully halal, with vegetarian and vegan adaptations available (just mention in advance) .
- Guests include locals and international visitors; even featured on Netflix’s “Someone Feed Phil” and visited by Prince Harry & Meghan.
🕒 Hours & Pricing
- Open Tue–Sat from ~09:00–17:00; closed Sundays .
- Cooking classes run ~2.5 h for R550, with speciality events like kid-friendly samoosa workshops (~R100 pp).
- Walk-ins for lunch are possible but bookings are strongly recommended due to limited seating .
📶 Guest Reviews
- “Koesiester … sticky, fragrant, and deeply comforting” noted one reviewer.
- “Dining … unforgettable … bold and authentic flavours” praised another .
- Tripadvisor visitors loved the immersive cooking and communal meal at Faeeza’s table .
🎯 Why Visit?
- Cultural immersion: Eat, cook, and learn Cape Malay dishes rooted in Bo‑Kaap heritage.
- Hands-on & educational: A warm, interactive kitchen swap steeped in home hospitality.
- Taste & travel memories: Leave with recipes, photos, and full bellies—and a deeper connection to local culture.
📌 Essential Info
- Location: Chiappini Lane, Schotsche Kloof, Bo‑Kaap, Cape Town 8001
- Contact: +27 72 120 3710 (calls or WhatsApp)
- Website: faeezashomekitchen.com
Whether you're a foodie, cultural explorer, or just love home cooking, Faeeza’s Home Kitchen offers a small but unforgettable taste of Cape Malay culture—one delicious rotis, samoosa, and spice at a time.
📍 A Hidden Cultural Gem Tucked into a purple-hued home off Schotsche Kloof in the historic Bo‑Kaap, Faeeza’s Home Kitchen offers a genuine Cape Malay culinary experience in a personal, family-run space. 👩🍳 What You’ll Taste & Learn
- Feast on home-cooked specialties like samoosas, koesisters, denningvleis, bobotie, and curry—crafted with aromatic spices, coconut, and a sweet-savory balance.
- Join small-group, hands-on cooking classes (max 8 people) where you roll rotis, fold samoosas, fry chili bites, and help create a three-course meal you’ll enjoy together.
👍 Authentic & Inclusive
- Fully halal, with vegetarian and vegan adaptations available (just mention in advance) .
- Guests include locals and international visitors; even featured on Netflix’s “Someone Feed Phil” and visited by Prince Harry & Meghan.
🕒 Hours & Pricing
- Open Tue–Sat from ~09:00–17:00; closed Sundays .
- Cooking classes run ~2.5 h for R550, with speciality events like kid-friendly samoosa workshops (~R100 pp).
- Walk-ins for lunch are possible but bookings are strongly recommended due to limited seating .
📶 Guest Reviews
- “Koesiester … sticky, fragrant, and deeply comforting” noted one reviewer.
- “Dining … unforgettable … bold and authentic flavours” praised another .
- Tripadvisor visitors loved the immersive cooking and communal meal at Faeeza’s table .
🎯 Why Visit?
- Cultural immersion: Eat, cook, and learn Cape Malay dishes rooted in Bo‑Kaap heritage.
- Hands-on & educational: A warm, interactive kitchen swap steeped in home hospitality.
- Taste & travel memories: Leave with recipes, photos, and full bellies—and a deeper connection to local culture.
📌 Essential Info
- Location: Chiappini Lane, Schotsche Kloof, Bo‑Kaap, Cape Town 8001
- Contact: +27 72 120 3710 (calls or WhatsApp)
- Website: faeezashomekitchen.com
Whether you're a foodie, cultural explorer, or just love home cooking, Faeeza’s Home Kitchen offers a small but unforgettable taste of Cape Malay culture—one delicious rotis, samoosa, and spice at a time.
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