Man Reveals South Africa's 5 Most Expensive Restaurants and What Sets Them Apart
- A South African man shared a video highlighting the top 5 most expensive restaurants in the country, sparking interest and debate among food lovers
- The list features high-end eateries in major cities like Johannesburg and Cape Town, offering unique dining experiences with prices ranging from R1,500 to R2,900 per person
- The video has generated a range of reactions from viewers, with some expressing shock at the prices and others acknowledging the value of fine dining experiences
A man has taken to social media to share the five most expensive restaurants in South Africa, sparking interest among food lovers curious about the country’s luxury dining scene.

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Man shares 5 most expensive restaurants in Mzansi
The gent who goes by the Facebook handle Garfieldzar expressed in a video that he posted that Marble came in fifth and is located in Johannesburg. Known for its world-class steak and seafood, the restaurant offers a fire-inspired dining experience with an average cost of R1,500 per person.

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In fourth place is Greenhouse in Cape Town, with an average price of R1,600 per person. The restaurant has built a reputation for its innovative use of indigenous ingredients, delivering a culinary journey deeply rooted in South African heritage.
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FYN, also in Cape Town, takes the third spot. With an average price of R1,975 per person, it stands out for its unique fusion of Japanese and African flavours. Garfieldzar added that the restaurant’s excellence has been recognised internationally, earning it a place among the world’s top 50 restaurants.
Second on the list is Klein JAN in the Northern Cape, charging an average of R2,800 per person. Garfieldzar noted that it is situated on a luxury farm, and it promises a romantic and immersive dining experience that blends fine dining with the tranquillity of nature.
Topping the list is La Colombe, based in Cape Town, with an average price of R2,900 per person. As one of South Africa’s most awarded restaurants, La Colombe is celebrated for its artistic plating, innovative dishes, and world-class service.

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While the prices may be steep, Garfieldzar highlighted that these restaurants offer more than just meals; they deliver unforgettable experiences. From fire-cooked feasts and indigenous-inspired menus to international culinary recognition, these establishments cater to those seeking the pinnacle of fine dining in South Africa.
Take a look at the video below:
SA is shocked by restaurant prices
People in South Africa were stunned by restaurant prices and flooded the comments section to express their thoughts, saying:
Keegan Durasami said:
"And there's me complaining the garage Pies are getting too expensive."
Oagiseng Bafana Elesang added:
"Out of nowhere, Northern Cape pops in."
Anneri Viljoen wrote:
"How did the Spur miss the list!?"
Linda Cross stated:
"So I guess I'll be going hungry."
Sergio Goosen replied:
"Even if I were stinking rich, I'll never waste my money."
Yolanda Slabbert Kershaw commented:
"This is fine dining, not a hamburger or a pie."

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