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Got a thing for seafood? Here are some popular sushi spots to visit in Cape Town

As South Africans there are lots of things in life that we can be thankful for from the beautiful scenery, the various traditions and the diversity of our rainbow nation – each of these have a unique contribution to the richness of our land.

It is furthermore, because of our rich diversity and multi-cultural roots that mzansi is now home to some of the best cuisines from all over the world that eventually found a new place in South Africa to call home.

One of these is sushi.

This cuisines is a Japanese dish that is prepared using vinegar rice, a touch of sugar and salt and includes a variety of other ingredients including vegetables, and seafood that can be served both raw or cooked.

This Asian delicacy come in an array of assortments including Nigiri, Maki, Uni Sushi, Temaki Sushi and several others.

Since making its way to South African shores, it has become a favourite for many local households and has become quite popular in the coastal city of Cape Town.

If you are a lover of sushi and looking for spots where you and your friends and family can enjoy the most fresh and oblivious platters, we have you sorted.

In this article, we look at some of the best sushi restaurants you can visit in Cape Town.

Nuri Sushi

Known as a Cape Town favourite Nuri Sushi is the one spot you can try out several Asian inspired foods prepares by friendly staff and some of most experienced chefs.

In addition, they have some of most affordable price ranges, ensuring that you don’t have to worry about breaking the budget.

Willoughby & Co

Located in the heart of Cape Town’s V&A Waterfront with the Iconic Table Mountain and the harbour in its background, this restaurant screams seafood at its finest.

They are in operation from Monday to Sunday 12pm until 10pm. Here you have enjoy a taste of Asia in the heart of Africa.

1890 House and Grill

Located in observatory, this is a popular spot among many locals including University students.

 

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They are known for creating some of the most delicious platters at  some of the best prices. Since being founded in 2001 they have been the go-to people for events catering, special celebrations and continue to serve their community with top class service.

Also see: In the mood for something filling? Here is where to find the most delicious Gatsbies in Cape Town

 

 

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