RESTAURANT SHIFTS: Ramenhead to move to Kloof Street, as Elgr moves on
The edgy urban ramen bar is shifting from its premises on Speakers Corner in Parliament Street to the space recently vacated by Elgr in Kloof Street.
The renowned Japanese ramen bar, Ramenhead, is set to relocate from its current address at Speakers Corner in Parliament Street to a more bustling location at Kloof Street. This move comes as the previous tenant, Elgr, is in the process of closing its doors. Peter Tempelhoff, the owner of Ramenhead and other FYN Group restaurants, has seized the opportunity to move his beloved ramen bar to a location that better suits the edgy, urban atmosphere he desires.
The ramen bar, known for its authentic Japanese cuisine and stylish ambiance, has previously been praised for its high-end offerings in central Cape Town. The relocation to Kloof Street is expected to bring the ramen bar to a more frequented and lively area, away from the somewhat less vibrant Parliament Street. FYN Group's Tempelhoff, who is known for his love of Japanese culture and cuisine, plans to bring the same level of sophistication to the new site as he has to his other establishments in Cape Town, Constantia, and Stellenbosch.
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