Ramenhead, a Japanese ramen bar owned by Peter Tempelhoff of the FYN Group, is relocating from its current location in Parliament Street to the recently vacated Elgr premises on Kloof Street in central Cape Town. The move comes after Elgr, a restaurant previously located on Kloof Street, decided to close its doors. Tempelhoff believes Kloof Street offers a more vibrant and urban setting compared to Parliament Street, which has seen limited foot traffic and ongoing construction affecting local businesses. The relocation aims to position Ramenhead as a stylish, edgy dining destination in the heart of the city. While a second Ramenhead outlet operates at the TimeOut Market at the V&A Waterfront, Tempelhoff has stated there are no immediate plans for additional locations.
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