Try Soweto street food at the taxi ranks with a guide
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Taxi ranks and township corners are where Soweto street food lives: boiled or grilled chicken feet (maotwana), roasted sheep or ox head (skopo) and diana, the offal usually eaten with pap. Order a plate by picking your meat and your starch, such as pap, samp or steamed bread. The area around the Baragwanath taxi rank is the classic stop, so go in daylight and ask a Local Friend or a registered guide to take you to a busy stall.
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Try Soweto street food at the taxi ranks with a guideBaragwanath taxi rank area and other township taxi ranks, Soweto
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