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17/09/2026
The coals are almost ready… 😊
Have you got your seafood braai recipe ready?
Start thinking about the seafood.
Start thinking about the marinade.
Start thinking about those coals.
Most importantly, think about what makes your recipe uniquely yours. Share the story behind it - what makes it special to you, your family, and the memories you’ve created around it.
• Winner takes home R5,000 cash
• Runner-up wins R2,500
• People’s choice winner: R2,000 seafood hamper
Get ready to show South Africa how you seafood this Heritage Day.
One entry per person.
Enter here: https://breco.co.za/recipe-competition/
*Entries close 23 September.
17/02/2026
01/09/2025
Don't miss our latest SPECIALS!
Until 30 September 2025.
21/09/2023
Join us at Snoek Wholesalers factory shop 🙏
15/09/2023
Mid Month Specials!
27/06/2023
Visit our shop Snoek wholesalers factory shop Philiphi for all the Specials
24/06/2023
Fish Rite Specials
04/04/2023
The Daily Voice’s Pickled Fish Queen was crowned on Saturday 1 April 2023. She is Renecia Hophon from Retreat.
Here is her winning pickled fish recipe:
• 12 pieces of hake, lightly seasoned with salt and pepper
• Dip in egg and flour, and fry.
• Set aside to cool down.
SAUCE
• 8 large onions
• 500ml vinegar
• 100ml water
• Spice Mecca pickling spice
• 6 cinnamon sticks
• 6 curry leaves
• 6 bay leaves
• 1 tbsp seafood masala
• 3 tbsp turmeric.
• 4 tbsp Rajah medium curry powder
• 250g sugar
• 2 tbsp apricot jam
• Salt to taste
METHOD:
Sauté the onions until glassy, do not overcook, they must still be crunchy.
Then slowly add all the other ingredients, tasting as you go along.
Once the mixture is completely cooled down, layer it with the cold fish in a bowl.
Refrigerate for a few days before tucking in.
Tip: You can make the sauce a few days in advance and let it pickle before adding the fried fish. Then let it rest overnight before serving.
Address
Shop 2B Thembokwezi Mall Swartklip Road
Mandalay
7785
To reach Thembokwezi Mall on Swartklip Road in Cape Town, you have a couple of options for transportation:
**By Public Transport:**
1. **Train:** Take the Metrorail train to the nearest station, which is either *Khayelitsha* or *Mitchells Plain*. From there, you can catch a local taxi or bus heading towards Swartklip Road.
2. **Bus:** Look for a MyCiTi bus route that services the area. You may need to transfer depending on your starting point. Check the MyCiTi website for specific routes and schedules.
**By Car:**
1. If you're driving from Cape Town city center, take the N2 highway towards Somerset West.
2. Merge onto the R300 freeway towards Mitchells Plain/Khayelitsha.
3. Take the exit toward Swartklip Road and follow signs to Thembokwezi Mall.
4. There is parking available at the mall, so you can easily find a spot upon arrival.
Make sure to check traffic conditions before you head out!
Opening Hours
| Monday |
09:00 - 18:00 |
| Tuesday |
09:00 - 18:00 |
| Wednesday |
09:00 - 18:00 |
| Thursday |
09:00 - 18:00 |
| Friday |
09:00 - 18:00 |
| Saturday |
09:00 - 16:00 |
| Sunday |
09:00 - 14:00 |
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What people say
Fish Rite, located at Thembokwezi Mall on Swartklip Road in Cape Town, is a delightful destination for seafood lovers. This vibrant fish market and food stand offers an impressive selection of fresh fish and seafood, ensuring that customers can find exactly what they’re looking for.
The atmosphere at Fish Rite is welcoming and lively, making it a great spot to explore the rich flavors of the ocean. Whether you're picking up ingredients for a home-cooked meal or enjoying a quick bite on the go, you’ll be met with quality products and friendly service.
With its commitment to freshness and flavor, Fish Rite stands out as a must-visit location for anyone seeking delicious seafood in Cape Town.
