Cape Town is a paradise for market lovers and street food fans. From bohemian weekend markets to seaside food trucks, Indian tourists can savor everything from artisanal local bites to spicy global flavors — all in vibrant, scenic settings across the city.
1. V&A Food Market (V&A Waterfront)
Why visit: A stylish indoor food hall with over 40 stalls offering world cuisine.
Highlights: – Indian curries, sushi, bunny chow, and gourmet wraps. – Great spot for a quick bite while sightseeing. – Seating available with harbor views.
Timing: 10 AM – 7 PM
Entry: Free
2. Oranjezicht City Farm Market (Granger Bay)
Why visit: A weekend favorite for organic food, handmade treats, and picnic vibes.
Highlights: – Fresh bakes, falafel wraps, South African snacks. – Indian vegetarian meals and spice stalls. – Family-friendly with sea breeze and live music.
Timing: Sat–Sun: 9 AM – 2 PM
Entry: Free
3. Hout Bay Harbour Market
Why visit: A buzzing indoor market in a working fishing harbor with local flair.
Highlights: – Seafood dishes, African stew, and masala chai. – Live bands and quirky art shops. – Great for souvenirs and street eats.
Timing: Fri: 5 PM – 9 PM, Sat–Sun: 9:30 AM – 4 PM
Entry: Free
4. Eastern Food Bazaar (Longmarket Street)
Why visit: A hidden gem in the city center with authentic Indian, Middle Eastern, and African meals.
Highlights: – Butter chicken, biryani, samoosas, and roti rolls. – Budget-friendly with generous portions. – Casual indoor setting, perfect for lunch.
Timing: 11 AM – 8:30 PM
Entry: Free
5. Neighbourgoods Market (The Old Biscuit Mill)
Why visit: Trendy Saturday market filled with food, design, and creativity.
Highlights: – Global cuisine including Indian fusion bowls and curries. – Handmade crafts and spices to take home. – Lively atmosphere with DJs and artists.
Timing: Sat: 9 AM – 3 PM
Entry: Free
