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Food Zones

Whatever your taste, however adventurous or predictable, the Tshwane Fan Fest has something for you when you’re hungry – or just want to nibble.  Traditional foods made by carefully selected local Mammas will give you a taste of township cooking at its best – don’t leave without sampling their wares at least once!  Fast food and family restaurant brands will serve burgers, pizzas, sandwiches and local favourites such as boerewors (farmer’s sausage) rolls.

On the menu...

Restaurants and fast food stalls-

• Mochachos chicken villages - offering grilled chicken and chicken burgers in mild, medium and hot.
• Spur - offering real beef burgers and chips
• Real Brazilian - specializing in beef and chicken Prego’s.
• Panarotti's - offering the best of Italian cuisine, pizza and pasta
• Taki's - will be offering hot dogs, burgers, fresh biltong
• Nasreens House of Cuisine - offering halaal food, pies, burgers, chicken and boerewors rolls.

Local Mammas:

• Pap and vleis, mogodo, skop and more food our foreign visitors have never heard of!
• Cape Malay foods such as Breyani's, curry and rice, roti's, bunnies, samoosas, biscuits
• Best soup South Africa has to offer
• Spit Braai's South African style
• Potjiekos, offering the best of SA to the world in one pot!

Beer Zones

The Beer Tent will offer different South African beers plus a “Shisa Nyami” (buy & braai).  It’s an age old tradition – you stand with beer in hand turning the meat and critiquing the day’s play.   The main bar will have a more varied drinks offering.

Champions Corner

Leave your mark at the 2010 FIFA World Cup™.  At Tshwane’s Fan Fest you can sign a monumental Makarapa (traditional head gear of South African soccer).  Then go inside the giant Makarapa and have your photo taken for your World Cup album.

Kidz Zone

Keeping our children safe is an overarching priority.  At the Bana Ba Runa (Our children) play zone your kids will be entertained with clowns and puppet shows and engaged in arts and crafts in a safe and secure environment. Trained child minders from South African Child Welfare will watch the children.  Open from 10:00 to 18:00.  All kids from 3 to 10 years welcome.

Arts & Crafts

Don’t leave Tshwane without something from our local crafters.  Beads, carpets, wooden sculptures and implements – big or small, they are the perfect gift and reminder of a great day!

International Boulevard

Celebrating the abundance of international flavour in Tshwane, home of over 100 embassies and missions, is the International Boulevard.  Rwanda, Uruguay, Palestine, Madagascar, Oman, Iran, Brazil ... they and others will exhibit the best their country has to officer form arts and crafts to traditional foods.  Entrance is free but bring your credit card to sample these fabulous wares!  Next to gate 1