Location: Soweto
Top Restaurants in Soweto
Top 4 Asian food in Soweto, Johannesburg, Gauteng
Discover Restaurants offering the best Asian food in Soweto, Johannesburg, Gauteng. An acronym for South Western Townships, Soweto was dubbed as such in 1963. The area began in the late 19th century as a temporary neighborhood for gold mine workers, then later became a black Johannesburg ghetto with forced apartheid settlement. In 1976, Soweto garnered international headlines with its deadly uprising against Afrikaans-only language education. The Mandela Family Museum and the recently restored Credo Mutwa Village (with its Zulu and Sotho homesteads) are two can't-miss sights.
Things to do in Soweto
1. Disoufeng Pub
An Intimate venue found in the heart of Soweto, Dobsonville. Targeting people from age 25 & up, the individual who understands the Importance of looking good when going out for a drink. Promosing exclusivity, safety, premium drinks, quality food and great
Reviewed By Donchandon
Disoufeng Pub is one of those hidden township gems that offers a visitor a relaxed quality vibe that lingers long after you have left the place. Professionally run with a hand on owner, the place oozes a charming ambience. Host to live entertainment and other surprise events, Disoufeng is one of those memorable Pubs to visit! Located in a shopping complex the place has secure parking and an air of professional atmosphere about it. Excellently managed and run with friendly staff and a very welcoming host and owner Tebogo (popularly known as Tebogo Disoufeng). On some Wednesday night, it plays host to the Midweek Groove Tour sessions (MGT). A cluster of 10 hospitality businesses that aim to enhance quality midweek nightlife and entertainment in the township.The place is relaxed and beautiful, the food is good and the people are awesome! Safe and enjoyable environment. Will certainly revisit!
2. The Great Eastern Food Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By Nicola K
The Great Eastern Food Bar can be a bit pricey, but the food is always delicious. Sitting on the patio is the best, and the staff are friendly, but can look rather taxed at times. The dumplings are by far my favourites, but all the food is fresh and prepared in sight of customers, which can be fun. Booking essential.
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3. Dosa Hut
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By khursheed1
Cheap food, great service, dossas to die for (we had the masala dossa with potato). Also had a refreshing mint lemonade drink. Also quaint decor and clean. Only downside: no wifi. No biggie though as the manager helped us to book an uber through his cellphone.Highly recommended.
4. Lal Qila
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By Muhammed777
Easily accessible and a wide variety of dishes. Buffet style served for certain meals. Check website to get a guide.Venue is spacious. Try coming during week day to enjoy buffet at leisure. Some meals are abit spicy so enquire beforehand.A good variety to appeal to all taste buds
