Twin sisters Pamela and Wendy Drew do everything together — including opening up a restaurant! At Amawele’s South African Cuisine, they share their unique take on comfort food with San Francisco and beyond. Drawing inspiration from the savory, spicy flavors they experienced while growing up in Durban, South Africa, they put a personal spin on multicultural dishes like bunny chow, peri peri sauce, Rooibos tea, and South African roti.
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