Eastern Food Bazaar

We specifically went for shwarma's, but the electricians were busy fixing the ovens at the time. Food was delicious. Recommend to go at 11h00 and be out by 12h00 if you want to miss lunch hour rush & busloads of tourists

Fun Fact: This restaurant is featured in the Denzel Washington movie Safe House! The first thing that hits you when you walk into Eastern Food Bazaar is the smell of warm spices. The space is a long tunnel with food prep on the one side and seating on the other. You can sit wherever you'd like once you get your food. I ordered three vegetable samosa and a chicken schwarma wrap with chips. I was surprised by the generous portion of meat (much more than you'd get from a franchise like Anat or Mi-Vami), and doubly impressed at how masterfully the employee was able to fold in all the salad and toppings I requested! The wrap was very tasty, and was so big that I ended up taking almost half of it home for left-overs.

“Eastern Food Bazaar is a gem in the heart of the city. The food is absolutely delicious — full of flavour, fresh, and generous in portions. With such a wide variety of dishes, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. The atmosphere is vibrant and colourful, capturing a truly authentic cultural experience. It’s a wonderful spot to enjoy a tasty and affordable meal, whether with family, friends, or even on your own. Highly recommended!”

Different delicious cuisines are available. Moderate price and quantity is good for more than a person like me! Kebab, wraps and little indian dishes are available. Turkish wrap was delicious, Ice-cream corner was a good number of mixtures.. Spacious!!

If you're coming to Cape Town, make this your first stop! It's great in every way - the food, value, variety, and vibe are all top-notch. Even when it's super busy, the service is pro-level, with wait times under 30 minutes. Whether you're on a tight budget or splurging for a family gathering, this spot delivers. Trust me, you won't go wrong!

The Easter Food Bazaar in Cape Town is a vibrant celebration of local flavors and festive spirit. From artisanal chocolates and freshly baked hot cross buns to savory street food and gourmet treats, the variety is impressive and caters to every taste. The atmosphere is lively and family-friendly, with colorful stalls, cheerful music, and plenty of seating to enjoy your finds. It’s not just about food—it’s a community gathering where you can discover unique products, support local vendors, and soak in the joyful Easter vibe. A must‑visit for anyone who loves good food and festive energy.

I absolutely love this place. It gets quite busy but that's only a testament to how good the food is. I'll come back for the cheesecake ice-cream as many times as humanly possible, I'm obsessed. They have some of the most delicious pizza flavors and so many other food options from shwarmas to falafel balls. It has ample sitting areas including a very quiet and cozy 1st floor sitting area.

Definitely overwhelming! But you order in the center and hand your ticket to the restaurant(make sure you have your receipt with you). The bunny chow was hot and delicious something to share with a group of people cause it’s big! The fried rice was oily, along with the dosa due to the cheese. The atmosphere though was really cool! The doors and lights definitely felt like I was in a different world! I wish I would have ordered more stuff cause it’s so cheap!