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Looking for a Braai Spot in Soweto?

Why not do what all South Africans do best, head outdoors and get a braai going with friends and family?

Soweto boasts a number of hidden braai spots that even seasoned locals might overlook. Tucked away in vibrant corners of the township, these venues offer more than just great meat — they serve up a full cultural experience with music, laughter, and a true sense of community.

 Just make sure you pack all the essentials, including your own grid, wood, and firelighters as most spots don’t provide these.

 

Thokoza Park

Expansive green space studded with trees & featuring picnic areas, a playground & a walking path.

1682 Ntuli Street, Moroka, Soweto | 011 938 1820

 

 

 

Dorothy Nyembe Park

Added amenities such as braai facilities and a children’s play area makes this truly a people’s park.

Meadowlands West Zone 10, Soweto | 011 938 7600

 

 

 

Soweto Asado

“What asado means? barbecue Asado is not actually a cut of meat, but the Spanish (or, more particularly, Argentinian) term for barbecue.

Cnr Vundla Drive and Lefatola Street, Moroka, Soweto | 073 982 6596

 

 

Mofolo Park

Mofolo Park, which you will find in Mzilikazi Street in Soweto, is a popular park amongst Sowetans and well known for the music concerts regularly held there – jazz festivals, gospel choirs, carnivals, streetpop sessions and other local and international musicians who need a stage.

1209 Mzilikatse Street, Soweto | 064 076 3584

 

Dlamini Park

Great for Family outing, playgrounds for kids and braai place.

Dlamini Street, Soweto 

 

Petrus Molefe Eco Park

Community park providing an outdoor gym with exercise equipment, basketball courts & green space.

Dlamini, Soweto | 086 056 2874

 

 

 

Moletsane Park

Park in Soweto.

1418 Mohapi Street, Soweto | 011 712 6600

Whether you’re planning a casual weekend hangout or a lively celebration, Soweto has a braai spot to match your vibe. From township-style shisanyama to hidden local gems, the perfect spot is waiting. Grab your tongs, gather your crew, and experience the true spirit of a Soweto braai.

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