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Cape Town Opera has its eye on a historic building across from the Castle, and a boerewors fried rice reel has the comments split on whether it needs an egg. The city also has one year to get its trail shoes ready for a world championship on Table Mountain.
The gems include a Wynberg catch-up spot, South Africa's first sparkling matcha and all-you-can-eat sushi for R199, while the weekend offers a yoga flow, a Colombian market and a storytelling showdown.
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Chew in Wynberg (76 Church Street, next to the courts) is a halal spot that's good for a long catch-up. Go for the crispy mozzarella sticks with sweet and sour dip, the Turkish eggs with sourdough, mocktails, and a not-too-sweet milk tart to finish. You can also book the venue for events. Pink Dahlia is now stocking Jess the Tea Lady's Jade Samurai, South Africa's first sparkling matcha, made with 3g of real Japanese matcha and tasting more like crisp apple fizz. Every Sunday at 08:00 they also team up with Rabbit Run Cult at The Cape Wheel for a free slow run, followed by matcha. Active Sushi on Buitenkant Street is celebrating its opening with all-you-can-eat sushi for R199 until 22 October. |
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Fact of the Day Sea otters sometimes hold hands while they sleep, which stops them drifting apart on the water. |
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That's your sip, Brews. CPT Brew |
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