HalaalGoods Market Returns to Mall of Africa for a Weekend of Food, Shopping and Family Fun |
From Korean street food to handcrafted desserts, one of Johannesburg's most popular lifestyle markets returns to Midrand later this month. |

If you're already planning next weekend, the HalaalGoods Market is once again bringing together food, fashion and local entrepreneurs for a three-day event at Waterfall Park, Mall of Africa.
Taking place from 24 to 26 July 2026, the market has become a regular fixture on Johannesburg's events calendar, attracting visitors from across Gauteng with its wide variety of halaal food, independent retailers and family-friendly atmosphere.
A Weekend of Global Flavours
Food remains the heart of the market.
Visitors can expect a broad selection of cuisines from around the world, with vendors serving everything from Korean favourites and slow-smoked barbecue to wood-fired pizzas, artisan desserts and speciality drinks.
The market's focus is on showcasing the diversity of halaal cuisine while creating a welcoming space for anyone who enjoys discovering new flavours.
New for 2026
This year's programme introduces First Taste Friday, an opening-night experience taking place on Friday, 24 July.
The evening offers visitors an opportunity to explore the market before the busiest weekend crowds arrive, with selected vendors introducing exclusive menu items and product launches.
For those who prefer a more relaxed atmosphere, Friday may be the ideal time to visit.
More Than a Food Market
Alongside the food stalls, visitors can browse a wide selection of local businesses offering fashion, home décor, jewellery, gifts and handcrafted products.
Families are equally well catered for, with dedicated children's activities making it easy to spend several hours exploring the market together.
Before You Go
Dates: Friday, 24 July to Sunday, 26 July 2026 Venue: Waterfall Park, Mall of Africa, Waterfall City, Midrand Opening Hours Friday: 14:30 to 22:00 Saturday: 10:00 to 22:00 Sunday: 10:00 to 18:00 Tickets Friday: R75 online | R80 at the gate Saturday & Sunday: R30 Children under 12: Free Visitors should note that tickets are valid for a single entry only. Prayer facilities will be available on site, and vendors will accept card and digital payments.
The Bottom Line
The HalaalGoods Market has grown into more than a place to grab a meal. It has become a showcase for local food producers, independent businesses and creative entrepreneurs, all brought together in one space.
Whether you're hoping to discover a new favourite dish, browse locally made products, or simply enjoy a relaxed day out with family and friends, it's an event that offers plenty to explore throughout the weekend. |
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