Portuguese food isn't a rarity in KwaZulu-Natal, but when it's done as well as it is at Neo Cafe it's worth getting excited about. The menu is simple: chicken and seafood dishes smothered in perfectly spicy peri-peri sauce. Instead of choosing surf or turf go ahead and just get a half chicken and calamari combo.
Neo Cafe
Durban
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