... and how could you visit Cape Town without dining at Braza? Impossible!

So we hopped into the car, while it was still light (amazing! leaving work before 7pm - unheard of) and headed off to Century City.






















The light didn't last long :( We sat outside. It's still very pretty there.






















It still looks the same inside. There was a live band playing, and every time they played the chorus of a song, the kitchen staff all picked up pots, pans, lids and metal spoons and banged them together in rhythm with the song! It was amazing - they marched around the restaurant like that, and the waiters all danced as well.

















You can't really see, but there are the waiters doing a "Zorba the Greek" dance. And Dylan, walking back to the table.






















Here's Dylan.

















And here's Dylan's food - a Portuguese steak with a fried egg on top, chips and roasted vegetables.






















Here's G.

















Here's his food - Prawn Platter.






















Uh-oh, how are we going to eat all of this?!

I had a prego steak roll with milo frito (fried pap), but it didn't look as impressive as the steak and prawns so I didn't photograph it.

















Century City is still pretty! It was quite late when we left, can you tell? :D