Turning homes in to restaurants

Dine With started back in March 2015 in Khayelitsha. It is a platform bridges the gap between townships and cities through conversational dinners in different households in various communities.

Sivenathi Thonga came in to tell more about what Dine With is.

They started off as they wanted to raise funds for an NPO, HaveFun. Though they have moved away from that, Sivenathi mentioned that if you are looking to collaborated with them you can contact them and they will be more than happy to work something out.

They have progressed to having Dine With events in not only Khayelitsha but some other townships in Cape Town and Johannesburg.

How it works is that if you want to host a dinner in your home then you let them know and they will send an inspector to come take a look, this can be any kind of home from shack to a  double storey home.
Sivenathi Thonga

If you are looking to attend then you can go to their website, fill in your details and choose they day you would like dine on. They will send you a form, just to get a few details about your dietary requirements.

The fee is R350, this includes a meal and transport from and to the collection point. The transport is provided by taxi drivers, so they involve the community.

This is a networking and social learning opportunity, to have conversations with like minded people and get a feel of how other people live.

Website: https://dinewith.co.za/



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