Seafood, Sushi and Fire: The Prawnery in Rosebank |
The Keyes Art Mile restaurant brings together seafood, sushi, open fire cooking and a menu that goes well beyond prawns. |

If you think The Prawnery is simply a place for prawns, the menu might change your mind.
Located on Keyes Avenue in Rosebank, the restaurant brings together seafood, sushi, grills, and an open-kitchen experience.
Start with seafood
The menu covers everything from oysters and mussels to sashimi, sushi and prawns.
Signature prawns include:
King prawns are currently listed at R480, depending on the size selected.
Go for the platter
The Seafood Platter for One is R775 and includes four king prawns, six full-shell mussels, line-caught fish and crispy calamari. For two, the platter is R1,025 and includes six king prawns, six mussels, line-caught fish, and calamari. Both come with a choice of sides.
There is sushi too
The menu also includes California rolls, salmon and tuna sashimi, new-style sashimi, and a larger Zakushi platter.
And if seafood isn't your thing, there are grills including lamb chops, beef short rib, fillet and Mozambican baby chicken.
Worth Knowing
Where: 21 Keyes Avenue, Rosebank
The Prawnery also has a private dining room for up to 30 guests, with custom set menus and wine pairing options. For a Rosebank restaurant that puts seafood firmly at the centre, there is considerably more to explore than its name suggests. |
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