South Africa · FOOD TOURS IN JOHANNESBURG
Every trip has one spare day too few. These 4 food tours in Johannesburg justify the slot — priced, timed and compared, so you can pick in a couple of minutes.
3-hour Johannesburg food tasting walk in Yeoville or Maboneng, sampling Ghanaian, Nigerian, and more dishes plus street art and music.
“It was fun and delicious! A walk through the Maboneng area introduces you to the culture, and African food from different locations perfectly complements the experience. I am very glad that I chose this tour on my first night in Johannesburg.”
4-hour Soweto bike tour with 2 meals, 2 beer tastings, and real stories from Vilakazi Street to Orlando East and West.
“I absolutely loved my time with Wandi cycling around Orlando West/East. I felt like I made an authentic connection with the local community by visiting on bicycle rather than on a bus or similar. The food and drink was awesome and for the amount I paid I felt it was great value. Wandi was a brilliant guide, genuine and full of love for his community. Thank you!”
Tuk-tuk food and beer tour through Soweto with an English guide, starting near Hector Pieterson Museum and tasting amagwinya and Kota.
“This is a great tour, we tuk-tuk’d through the vibrant streets of Soweto, welcomed with warm smiles. We tasted tradition, sipped local beer, and listened—really listened—to stories of resilience, hardship, and hope. Progress is happening, but slowly. Te struggles are real, yet the spirit here is unbreakable. What stood out most? Humanity. Here, it’s not just a word—it’s a way of life. Grateful for every moment, every lesson, every connection.❤️🇿🇦 Thanks boys!”
Cook Zulu food with a local chef in Maboneng, Johannesburg, stroll markets, learn traditions, and enjoy lunch, English and Zulu.
“Nkululeko was a great hostess! We had great conversation and great food. Bongani also was a great addition. The chicken he bbq’d and sausage he grilled was phenomenal! We learned so much from the walk through the neighborhood to the history lesson Nkululeko gave us. We really enjoyed ourselves and I’m glad we had the Zulu and Xhosa cooking experience. I would definitely do it again!”
From the cableway to the Kruger gate, sorted by the kind of day you want.
