Chef Peter Tempelhoff and Michelin-starred chef Shin Takagi come together to offer a menu of contemporary Japanese sushi, showcasing their dedication to sustainable sourcing, craftsmanship and tradition.
Ready for a taste of the Mother City? Here's how to order, pay and enjoy the best of Time Out Market Cape Town
Time Out Market Cape Town has been created as a contemporary food hall, allowing you to select innovative dishes from 13 of the city’s most exciting chefs and restaurateurs.
And while the bustle of the Market may seem a lot to take in, ordering your food and drinks is as easy as can be:
Deciding what to order…
With so many great chefs and dishes to choose from, it’s not easy. But take your time. Browse the various kitchens, chat with the chefs and ask questions. Once you’ve decided on your first few plates (we know you’ll be back for seconds!) place your order and pay at each venue’s till point.
How to pay…
Time Out Market Cape Town is a cashless space, and all venues accept most major credit and debit cards. There are no ATMs on site, and cash is not accepted anywhere in the Market.
Once you’ve ordered…
You’ll be given a personal buzzer that alerts you when your order is ready, so you can grab a seat while you wait.
And then…
When your buzzer goes, or you are notified via the Time Out Market app, step up to the counter to collect your order (there’s no table service in the Market). Sit back, tuck in, and enjoy!
Need to know more? You’ll find the low-down on our Time Out Market Cape Town page
Chef Peter Tempelhoff and Michelin-starred chef Shin Takagi come together to offer a menu of contemporary Japanese sushi, showcasing their dedication to sustainable sourcing, craftsmanship and tradition.
With a cult following amongst pizza-loving locals, chef Eugene Smith brings his signature hand-stretched dough and (in)famously cheeky service to Time Out Market Cape Town.
Chef Hitesh Panchal dishes up a contemporary take on Indian street food with a creative focus on more-ish pani puri, alongside a delicious array of savoury and sweet creations.
Restaurateur, chef and TV personality Bertus Basson delivers next-level burgers – made with free-range beef, homemade buns and house pickles – all while celebrating homegrown South African flavours.
In a city famous for its fish, chef John Van Zyl focuses on the bountiful seafood of the Cape with a menu of globally inspired small plates.
Chefs Peter Tempelhoff and Ashley Moss bring their acclaimed noodle bar to the V&A Waterfront, with a compact list of Asian plates and slurpable ramen bowls.
At MLILO chef Vusi Ndlovu delivers a brave and bold new approach to creating world-class cuisine imbued with the unmistakeable flavours and culinary traditions of Africa.
Two of the city’s top chefs – Matt van den Berg and Carla Schulze – bring authentic Cape flavours to a concise menu of Asian plates at How Bao Now.
Giorgio Nava brings an inspired Italian menu to the Time Out Market Cape Town, offering a perfect snapshot of just why Carne has become a stand-out in the city’s restaurant landscape.
Nøsh Café offers a unique coffee experience, brewing up three of the city’s finest artisan roasters in a single location, alongside a menu of all-day breakfasts, light meals and baked goodies.
At The Siba Deli chef Siba Mtongana dishes up a subtle infusion of local flavours in everything from her wholesome salads and delicious dips, to traditional sticky wings and spicy chakalaka sauce.
Cape Malay cuisine speaks to the colourful history of the Cape, and at Barakat chefs Anwar Abdullatief and Yolani Abrahams bring a creatively contemporary take on traditional plates.
Want the scoop on the most creative ice cream in the Mother City? You’ll find it at Unframed, thanks to the innovative flavour creations dreamt up by founder Yann Rey.
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