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Mojo Shisanyama

Bbq · Steakhouse · Durban · Sudafrica

LivelyLocal SpotFamily FriendlyOutdoor SeatingLive Cooking
4.4Google (1,578)
1creator review

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AI summary of what 3 dish mentions say about the food

Mojo Shisanyama’s smoky, charred meats steal the show, with the Shakalaka praised as a fiery, must-try standout. The vibe is a warm, communal feast where bold flavors and lively energy make every bite feel like a celebration.

This is a tomato, onion, and chili pepper salad. It's nice and sour and acidic, and you can eat it together with the meat.
Mark Wiens👍

What creators say

1 creator has covered Mojo Shisanyama. Most active: Mark Wiens

  • Mark Wiens
    Mark Wiens

    I Ate Extreme Indian Food in South Africa!! (Bunny Chow) · @ 4:40

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    Mojo Shisanyama is a lively spot in the township where you pick your own meat, get it grilled over wood fire, and enjoy a social, community-oriented meal — a true South African experience.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Shisanyama

      This is a whole tray of freshly grilled meat — chicken wings, beef liver, kidneys, short ribs, brisket. The meat is seasoned with a salty spice mix and grilled over real wood fire. It's smoky, fatty, juicy, and you really taste the fire. The chicken wing is amazing — smoky with just a little seasoning. The brisket is really good, and the short ribs are my favorite. You dip it in salt and eat with green chili — that takes it to the next level. The meat is natural, fresh, and absorbs all that flame flavor. It's not heavily spiced, it's about the fire and the natural taste of the meat.

    • Steamed Bread

      This steamed bread is fluffy and has a little sweetness to it, maybe from carrots. It tastes very similar to Chinese steamed buns (mantou). It contrasts nicely with the salty richness of the meat.

    • Shakalaka

      This is a tomato, onion, and chili pepper salad. It's nice and sour and acidic, and you can eat it together with the meat.

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