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Tomson

Asian/Oriental Chinese

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120 Bree St, Cape Town City Centre, Cape Town, 8000, South Africa

4.6

(477 reviews)

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Outdoor Seating
Wheelchair Friendly

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Intimate South Cantonese street food spot on Bree Street, Cape Town, from the Max Bagels and Leo's team. Third-generation Chinese-South African chef Andrew Kai serves roast duck, siu yuk and cha siu alongside small plates paired with curated South African natural wines.

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120 Bree St, Cape Town City Centre, Cape Town, 8000, South Africa

Opening Hours

Monday CLOSED
Tuesday 18h00 - 21h00
Wednesday 18h00 - 21h00
Thursday 18h00 - 21h00
Friday 18h00 - 21h00
Saturday 18h00 - 21h00
Sunday CLOSED

Reviews (477)

4.6 out of 5.0

Based on the past 12 months

Food 4.8

Value 4.7

Service 4.5

Ambience 4.5

Raymund V. Dined: 1 day ago
5

Food 5.0

Value 5.0

Service 5.0

Ambience 5.0

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David B. Dined: 1 week ago
5

Food 5.0

Value 5.0

Service 5.0

Ambience 5.0

Reviewed on: Thu 10 Sep 26
Always 10/10

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Brent S. Dined: 2 weeks ago
4.8

Food 5.0

Value 4.0

Service 5.0

Ambience 5.0

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Brandon C. Dined: 4 weeks ago
4.8

Food 5.0

Value 4.0

Service 5.0

Ambience 5.0

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Loren H. Dined: 4 weeks ago
5

Food 5.0

Value 5.0

Service 5.0

Ambience 5.0

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Luanne S. Dined: 1 month ago
5

Food 5.0

Value 5.0

Service 5.0

Ambience 5.0

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