Rhulani Safari Lodge in Madikwe has several Dining locations on offer. Guests can enjoy their 5 star dinner in the Old Boma, the Courtyard or the Indoor Dining Room. The all-time favourite is the Boma Dinner, where safari guests can indulge in delicious meals around the fireplace, underneath the African stars.
5 Star Cuisine at Rhulani
The next highlight at Rhulani Lodge after your evening safari is the Dinner. Enjoy 5 star cuisine at this safari lodge in Madikwe.
Rhulani’s dedicated kitchen staff is catering for every need – from Gluten-free to Vegetarian, Vegan and Kiddie’s meals. Please just let them know in advance if you have any special dietary requirements.
You can choose between 2 meat options as a Main Course – for example, delicacies such as Salmon, Duck, Ostrich, Beef or Eland – or a Vegetarian dish. Of course, tasty Starters and Desserts are also served.
Dinner Menu Example
Yesterday’s Dinner Menu at Rhulani consisted of the following treats:
Starter:
- Brown Mushroom topped with Creamy Spinach, Feta Cheese & a Drizzle of Balsamic Reduction
Main Course Options - Meat:
- Eland Fillet with Cranberry Sauce (served with Herb Polenta and lightly curried Beans)
- Grilled Duck Breast with Orange Reduction Sauce (served with Herb Polenta and lightly curried Beans)
Main Course Option – Vegetarian:
- Pasta with Spring Vegetables
Dessert:
- Mexican Flan (Crème Caramel)
Dining Locations at Rhulani Safari Lodge
While you are still enjoying your evening safari in Madikwe, the staff at Rhulani is busy setting up a beautiful dinner for you - either outdoors, maybe even with waterhole view, or indoors (depending on weather and number of guests).
Old Boma Dinner
- Café Style: up to 16 Guests
- Waterhole View: up to 12 Guests
Courtyard Dinner
- Up to 14 Guests
Boma Dinner – Outdoor Fireplace Atmosphere
- 18+ Guests
Indoor Dining Room
- Up to 18 Guests
Private Dinner at your Chalet
There is also the option to enjoy Rhulani’s 5 star cuisine during a Private Dinner at your Chalet (outdoors or indoors). Please inform the lodge in advance if you are interested in this alternative – maybe for a special occasion or celebration.
Content / Photos: Dagmar Roscher
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