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South African soul food in Seoul

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South African soul food in Seoul

November 25, 2016

We’re back for another trip around the world to find the best South African grub on the globe.  This week we’re making a stop in the Republic of Korea to sample the delicious food of Braai Republic in Seoul.

Restaurant of the week: Braai Republic

Braai Republic, as you can guess, is a South African restaurant serving traditional saffa food in the Republic of Korea. The restaurant opened doors to the public in 2011 and ever since they’ve become a favourite stomping ground for South African expats, locals and other meat-lovers.

The aim of the restaurant is to bring folks together around a ‘barbecue’ – or rather, to create a space which is socially cohesive, warm and welcome. They showcase South African culture including rugby jerseys signed by the coach of the national team, lively music and have a massive zebra pelt on display.

Braai Republic menu

Braai Republic prides themselves on offering delectable braai meals to the public.

The menu includes:

  • Meat platter
  • Lamb chops
  • Karoo surf and turf
  • Prawns with green salad
  • Lamb potjie
  • Banger platter
  • Bangers and mash
  • Pap and wors
  • Boerewors/banger roll and slaw
  • Lamb platter
  • Meat pies
  • Spare ribs
  • South African style bean soup
  • Garlic bread
  • Peri-peri chicken livers
  • Lamb salad
  • Large veggie platter
  • Biltong
  • Droewors
  • Creamy spinach
  • Lamb shanks (weekends only)
  • Bunny chow (weekends only)

Braai republic contact details

Patrons are advised to make reservations before arriving – you can make reservations via their website at least 24 hours in advance.

Restaurant details

Address: Itaewon 63-4, Yongsan gu, Seoul or 서울특별시 용산구 이태원동 63-4 2층

Phone: +82 070 8879 1967

Email: braairepublicseoul@gmail.com

Website: www.braaisk.wixsite.com

Trading hours: Mon – Fri: 17:00 – late, Sat & Sun: 12:00 – late (last orders 21:00)

Feel free to follow them on Facebook.

Remember to check in again next week for your South African expat shopping & dining feature.

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