Fast Food Restaurants in Makhado
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Makhado Crossing Centre, Shop 48, Makhado, 0920
015 004 1621
Welcome to Wimpy Makhado Crossing — everyone’s kind of place. The one who eats with two hands? You’re welcome. The aunty who cuts hers neat-neat? You too? What about the youngest: the one who’s usually sent to fetch things in the middle of the meal? Grab a seat. However you eat, our Famous Ribs are R139.90, and they’re waiting for you at everyone’s kind of place. What about brekkie? Here, breakfast doesn’t come with a time limit. You can pull in at noon or 3pm and still get the Cheese Griller & Hash Brekkie for R79.90. 
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Tshakhuma Mall, Shop 22, Makhado, 0955
015 880 0804
Welcome to Steers Tshakhuma Mall where our passion for Flame-Grilled has been burning since the ‘60s. Here, burgers are made with 100% pure beef, chips are hand-cut, and shakes are always ridiculously thick. We only use the freshest ingredients and there is no mistaking the flavour of our sauces and special seasoning. Our King Steer Burger has also been voted SA’s favourite burger for 20 years, which proves that nothing beats the real thing! It doesn’t stop there; we’re Real nice with the chicken too. When you need to fill up on a plate that hits home, try our NEW ¼ Faya. You get to enjoy a Flame-Grilled ¼ Chicken, Pap, Sishebo, and fresh Coleslaw for only R64.90. Try it today! At Steers, we’re not just about Flame-Grilled, we get fired up over our young sporting talent and back them all the way through our Varsity Cup rugby sponsorship. We also want to make a real difference in eliminating hunger in SA. That’s why we’ve partnered with Rounda to help us identify and distribute funds to organisations dedicated to alleviating hunger in Mzansi. 