Food, Travel & Hospitality Stories


Articles, stays, travel notes, destination finds, brand features and the occasional thing I simply refuse to shut up about — from Cape Town and wherever Paige’s Page lands next.

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Bun Thit Nuong beef, Beef Pho and Viet Roots sushi selection served for lunch.
By Paige Ellis Green • September 14, 2026
Paige visits Viet Roots in Cape Town City Centre for salt iced coffee, prawn dim sum, Goi Cuon, sushi, Pho Bo and Bun Thit Nuong.
Chilled pea soup and ham bruschetta from Grub & Vine’s spring tasting menu.
By Paige Ellis Green • September 9, 2026
Paige’s Page tries Grub & Vine’s spring tasting menu in Cape Town, from venison canapés and yellowtail to pork, lamb, pavlova and wine pairings.
An array of colourful sushi rolls and sashimi prepared by Chef JC at Aiko Sushi Plus.
By Paige Ellis Green • September 1, 2026
Inside Youngblood Art Gallery on Bree Street, Aiko Sushi Plus brings creative sushi, cocktails, bao and dessert into one very edible exhibition.
Mediterranean Sourdough Sandwich in the foreground with the Pulled Beef Flatbread and matcha behind
By Paige Ellis Green • August 23, 2026
Proper matcha, warm hospitality, comforting lunch and a crookie worth crossing Cape Town for. My first visit to Mischu in Sea Point.
South Beer Light Lager served with fresh oysters at Elgin Railway Market.
By Paige Ellis Green • August 12, 2026
South Beer at Elgin Railway Market: four beers paired with oysters, hake, teriyaki chicken poke and Belgian waffle on one very Paige food adventure.
A table filled Pho House, including pho, vermicelli, bánh mì, spring rolls and sushi.
By Paige Ellis Green • August 7, 2026
Pho House in Claremont serves halal-certified Vietnamese food with no gimmicks and plenty of personality. Read my review of the pho, bánh mì, sushi and more.
A spread of beef pho, sizzling beef stir fry and fresh salmon rainbow rolls at Pho Hue Vietnamese
By Paige Ellis Green • August 2, 2026
Pho Hue in Hout Bay serves authentic Vietnamese food, pho, Vietnamese coffee and warm hospitality. Read my review of one of Cape Town’s hidden gems.
The Marble Seven Colours Brunch spread featuring traditional side dishes and a selection of meats.
By Paige Ellis Green • July 30, 2026
Marble Cape Town’s Seven Colours Sunday Brunch. A feast of open-fire cooking, shared plates, caviar, malva pudding and proudly South African hospitality.
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