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Maru Korean Steakhouse

Steakhouse Korean Asian/Oriental

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107 Bree St, Cape Town City Centre, Cape Town, 8001, South Africa

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Child Friendly
Romantic
Outdoor Seating
Sunsets
Wheelchair Friendly
WiFi
Serves Halaal

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Maru is a Korean steakhouse where old meets new, blending timeless tradition with modern flair. Here, the juiciest cuts of meat are grilled to perfection, served alongside the crispiest Korean fried chicken you've ever tasted.

Step inside and you'll feel it — the pulse of modern Korean city life fused with the Seoul – warming hospitality Korea is famous for. Kick back, sip, savor, and let every bite be a memory worth repeating.

Around here, the fire's always hot, the flavours never hold back, and the vibe? Unforgettable.

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107 Bree St, Cape Town City Centre, Cape Town, 8001, South Africa

Opening Hours

Monday 12h00 - 22h30
Tuesday 12h00 - 22h30
Wednesday 12h00 - 22h30
Thursday 12h00 - 22h30
Friday 12h00 - 22h30
Saturday 12h00 - 22h30
Sunday 12h00 - 22h30

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