Local food and drinks in Johannesburg

Bunny Chow - South African street food. Try the real thing in J'berg: http://www.globehunters.com/Flights/Johannesburg-Flights.htm

Braai's (barbeque) are common in South Africa and the townships are no exception. For a few rand, you can get a various assorment of sausages and meats cooked right on the spot. Photo by Jake Salyers

biltong and dry worse (droe wors). How to make it at home....

Mamma's Shebeen. It looks like a shebeen and feels just like a shebeen! The only difference is that Mamma's is situated in the Johannesburg suburb of Greenside - not your typical township type of area. This makes Mammas Shebeen Restaurant so unique and appealing.

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The best restaurants in Joburg: where to eat out in 2015 http://www.eatout.co.za/article/best-of-johannesburg/

Chaf Pozi, a township-style restaurant and chill spot in Soweto, Gauteng, located at the base of the Orlando Towers. http://www.gauteng.net/attractions/entry/orlando_towers/

Frying Dutchman’s Poffertjies at the Johannesburg Neighbourgoods Market, Gauteng. South African Cuisine.

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