For the discerning gourmand, Les Créatifs offers an intimate private dining experience led by Chef Wandile Mabaso, one of South Africa’s most influential culinary voices. Internationally trained in multiple Michelin-starred kitchens, Mabaso is celebrated for pushing contemporary African gastronomy into bold, inventive territory.
This curated evening pairs his expressive, art-driven cuisine with Duval-Leroy’s finest champagnes, guided by an expert sommelier through a four-course journey of decadent flavours and African storytelling. With personalised service and a complimentary bottle of Duval-Leroy Cuvée Sur-Mesure Wandile Mabaso, this is a rare, collector-level gastronomic experience; refined, intimate, and unforgettable.
Details
Value:
ZAR3,500 / USD 209.00 per person plus ZAR35,000 / USD 2,090.00 exclusivity fee (All pricing VAT exclusive)
Specs / Technical / Inclusions:
- Private dining for two guests
- Hosted by a winemaker/sommelier
- Four-course menu paired with Duval-Leroy champagnes
- Complimentary bottle of Duval-Leroy Cuvée Sur-Mesure Wandile Mabaso, Grand Brut Reserve
Availability:
Bookings open from January 2026 onwards
Limited dates; exclusivity subject to restaurant schedule
How to Get It:
Enquire and make a booking via phone or via mail or use the form below.
Booking in advance is required to secure exclusivity.
Geography / Venue:
Les Créatifs Restaurant, Shop 12H, Hobart Grove Centre, 52 Hobart Rd, Bryanston, Johannesburg, 2191
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Nompumelelo Ntintili works at the intersection of visual identity, cultural narrative and creative direction. Her practice spans film, fashion, editorial and live performance, shaping how story and aesthetic language are communicated on screen, on stage and in culture. A Creative Director and Cultural Strategy Consultant, Sinxoto’s work is defined by intentionality. Whether developing character worlds for Netflix, guiding the visual direction of global luxury campaigns, or shaping narrative tone through editorial writing, her work reflects a considered and deeply cultural point of view. Former Fashion and Lifestyle Director across leading South African magazine titles, Ntintili has spent nearly two decades engaged in how African identity is styled, framed and seen.
