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Fireroom Castle Gate — Restaurant in Erasmus Park

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Fireroom Castle Gate
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Doppio Zero Castle Gate
478 Koedoesnek Ave, Waterkloof Ridge, Pretoria, 0181, South Africa
Coyote Creek Spur
Shop 19, Castle Gate Shopping Centre, Koedoesnek Ave, Erasmus Park, Pretoria, 0048, South Africa
Ocean Basket Castle Gate
Shop 17, Van Ryneveld Ave, Erasmus Park, Pretoria, 0048, South Africa
RocoMamas Castle Gate
Castle Gate Lifestyle Centre, Solomon Mahlangu Dr, Erasmus Park, Pretoria, 0048, South Africa
KAUAI Castle Gate
Castle Gate Shopping Centre, Castle Gate Cres, Erasmus Park, Pretoria, 0048, South Africa
Burger King Castle Gate Erasmus Park (Drive-Thru)
Castle Gate Lifestyle Centre, Cnr Van Ryneveld &, Solomon Mahlangu Dr, Waterkloof Ridge, Pretoria, 0181, South Africa
McDonald's Waterkloof
Solomon Mahlangu Dr, Waterkloof Ridge, Pretoria, 0181, South Africa
Nando's Castle Gate Drive Thru
Cnr Soloman Mahlangu & Van Ryneveld Rd Castle Gate Lifestyle Centre, Waterkloof Ridge, Pretoria, 0048, South Africa
Krispy Kreme
Shop 38, Castle Gate Shopping Centre, 478 Koedoesnek Ave, Waterkloof Ridge, Pretoria, 0181, South Africa
Lucky Bread Company - Castle Gate Lifestyle
11 Solomon Mahlangu Dr, Erasmus Park, Pretoria, 0181, South Africa
Nearby local services
Castle Gate Shopping Centre
478 Koedoesnek Ave, Waterkloof Ridge, Pretoria, 0181, South Africa
Waterkloof Lifestyle Centre
429 Cliff Ave, Waterkloof Ridge, Pretoria, 0181, South Africa
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462 Ridgeview Rd, Waterkloof Ridge, Pretoria, 0181, South Africa
Kelkiewyn Waterkloof Guesthouse
321 Rooiribbok St, Waterkloof Ridge, Pretoria, 0181, South Africa
394OnEmus Guest House
394 Emus Erasmus Ave, Erasmusrand, Pretoria, 0165, South Africa
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Fireroom Castle Gate

478 Koedoesnek Ave, Waterkloof Ridge, Pretoria, 0181, South Africa
4.5(1.1K)
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attractions: , restaurants: Doppio Zero Castle Gate, Coyote Creek Spur, Ocean Basket Castle Gate, RocoMamas Castle Gate, KAUAI Castle Gate, Burger King Castle Gate Erasmus Park (Drive-Thru), McDonald's Waterkloof, Nando's Castle Gate Drive Thru, Krispy Kreme, Lucky Bread Company - Castle Gate Lifestyle, local businesses: Castle Gate Shopping Centre, Waterkloof Lifestyle Centre
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+27 87 183 5275
Website
fireroom.co.za
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Thu11:30 AM - 10 PMClosed

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Staters
Firoom Menu - $350
Traditional Sushi Rice - $550
sushi, a staple rice dish of Japanese cuisine, consisting of cooked rice flavoured with vinegar and a variety of vegetable, egg, or raw seafood garnishes and served cold

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Nearby restaurants of Fireroom Castle Gate

Doppio Zero Castle Gate

Coyote Creek Spur

Ocean Basket Castle Gate

RocoMamas Castle Gate

KAUAI Castle Gate

Burger King Castle Gate Erasmus Park (Drive-Thru)

McDonald's Waterkloof

Nando's Castle Gate Drive Thru

Krispy Kreme

Lucky Bread Company - Castle Gate Lifestyle

Doppio Zero Castle Gate

Doppio Zero Castle Gate

4.4

(1.1K)

$$

Open until 9:00 PM
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Coyote Creek Spur

Coyote Creek Spur

4.5

(879)

Open until 9:00 PM
Click for details
Ocean Basket Castle Gate

Ocean Basket Castle Gate

4.4

(474)

$$

Closed
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RocoMamas Castle Gate

RocoMamas Castle Gate

4.4

(392)

Open until 9:00 PM
Click for details

Nearby local services of Fireroom Castle Gate

Castle Gate Shopping Centre

Waterkloof Lifestyle Centre

Castle Gate Shopping Centre

Castle Gate Shopping Centre

4.6

(2.8K)

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Waterkloof Lifestyle Centre

Waterkloof Lifestyle Centre

4.0

(1.0K)

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Reviews of Fireroom Castle Gate

4.5
(1,078)
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1.0
40w

On the 4th of May my husband and I wanted to enjoy a meal at a restaurant we have never been to before when we arrived we informed them that we have a reservation as it was our 1 year wedding anniversary, the guy didn't know what to do he called I think it was a hostess or FOH manager she too looked at both books did seem like the took out booking, when she took us in to be seated the waiter was still putting glasses on the table. So that seemed to confirm that a table was not booked for us we placed our dink order and waited 15 min for our drinks when we called the waiter that was comeing from the bar to ask to cancel one drink and change it to a beer he said the drinks is already ready but bare in mind he was walking away from.the bar past us not sure what he wanted to go do so knowing our drinks are ready we had to call him and stop him from.sotjing he wanted to do to bring us our drinks, aswell as another table that was seated in front of us got water... where we sat there with small empty glasses while waiting for drinks it was at that moment we decided to go eat somewhere else did talk to the manager as it was a Sunday and places were closing early and well we were hungry so we finished our drinks paid and left it was truly a disappointment going to a fancy place for our 1 year wedding anniversary for the first time and that happened I unfortunately I cannot give an accurate review on the food as we did not get...

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2.0
34w

Fireroom – You’re Fired!

Fireroom positions itself as an upmarket dining experience, complete with the kind of price tag one would expect from fine dining. To our utmost disappointment, our group concluded the evening felt more like a second-rate Spur outing after a local rugby match than a premium culinary experience.

We skipped starters and went straight to the mains. Two of us opted for their "exclusive" signature dish – sliced fillet. Frankly, a twelve-year-old Afrikaner with a decent spice rack, good quality meat, proper firewood, and well-prepared sides could have done a better job. I’m genuinely relieved I didn’t commit to the R1,550 Wagyu T-bone – I can only imagine the regret that would’ve followed.

The dessert was laughable. We asked for something simple – vanilla ice cream with Bar-One sauce. What we got was ice-flaked, freezer-burned ice cream topped with bottled chocolate syrup that wouldn’t pass muster in a Steers milkshake.

My main point is this: if you’re going to charge fine-dining prices, then you must deliver a fine-dining experience. The atmosphere was cramped, noisy, and chaotic – more reminiscent of a mall food court than an exclusive eatery. We could barely hear the waiter over the din.

In the competitive South African restaurant scene, good luck to Fireroom. Step up –...

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3.0
2y

When Hype Meets Reality: A Mixed Bag of Ambrosia and Disappointing Calamari

Our visit on Sat 25th Mar @ 5pm was a rollercoaster ride of emotions, with wait times that had us feeling like we were stuck in a time warp. It took an eternity (okay, 20-30 minutes) for our drinks, starters, and mains to make their grand entrance.

On the bright side, the starters, especially the sushi, were divine. They were prepared tableside with impressive flare, including a fire show that made us feel like we were in a mini-Cirque du Soleil. The taste was so good that we would have gladly ordered a second round if our stomachs hadn't been saving room for the main event.

Unfortunately, the mains were a bit of a letdown. The calamari was overdone and underseasoned, which was a disappointment since it's a dish that easily be made at home.

The rump meat main was a tale of two portions - one tender and perfectly cooked, the other tough and chewy. The pork tomahawk with chips had potential, but the flambe caused it to be overdone and charred at the table, leaving a slightly unsavoury taste in our mouths.

While we have to give credit where it's due for the starters, we feel that the main event could use some serious improvement. Until then, we recommend sticking to the sushi menu for a guaranteed...

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Phillip MareePhillip Maree
Fireroom – You’re Fired! Fireroom positions itself as an upmarket dining experience, complete with the kind of price tag one would expect from fine dining. To our utmost disappointment, our group concluded the evening felt more like a second-rate Spur outing after a local rugby match than a premium culinary experience. We skipped starters and went straight to the mains. Two of us opted for their "exclusive" signature dish – sliced fillet. Frankly, a twelve-year-old Afrikaner with a decent spice rack, good quality meat, proper firewood, and well-prepared sides could have done a better job. I’m genuinely relieved I didn’t commit to the R1,550 Wagyu T-bone – I can only imagine the regret that would’ve followed. The dessert was laughable. We asked for something simple – vanilla ice cream with Bar-One sauce. What we got was ice-flaked, freezer-burned ice cream topped with bottled chocolate syrup that wouldn’t pass muster in a Steers milkshake. My main point is this: if you’re going to charge fine-dining prices, then you must deliver a fine-dining experience. The atmosphere was cramped, noisy, and chaotic – more reminiscent of a mall food court than an exclusive eatery. We could barely hear the waiter over the din. In the competitive South African restaurant scene, good luck to Fireroom. Step up – or step out.
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emmanuel mkontoemmanuel mkonto
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Boipelo MokwenaBoipelo Mokwena
We ordered the pork rib rack served with fries and the lamb cutlets served with fries (although it usually comes with a mash) and with a cheese sauce. The fries lacked salt and the coarse salt at the table didn’t help add flavour to them, but at least they were not frozen chips. The pork ribs were great, I really enjoyed the sauce on them. The lamb cutlets were flambĂ©ed just before serving and they were okay, a little fatty and only a bit of actual meat but that’s usually the case with lamb. The cheese sauce was great, it has a great texture and it is not sour - actually tasted a little sweet. The menu is mostly seafood based, I’d say about 70% is sushi and the like. There are four nonalcoholic cocktails available - the pina colada, strawberry daiquiri, dutches G&T and a nonalcoholic gin drink. We had the pina colada and the strawberry daiquiri. No complaints about either, they were actually quite refreshing. Otherwise the service was great, they have inside and outside seating - the outside seating is perfect for people watching and watching your children playing by the play area of the shopping centre, in close proximity.
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Fireroom – You’re Fired! Fireroom positions itself as an upmarket dining experience, complete with the kind of price tag one would expect from fine dining. To our utmost disappointment, our group concluded the evening felt more like a second-rate Spur outing after a local rugby match than a premium culinary experience. We skipped starters and went straight to the mains. Two of us opted for their "exclusive" signature dish – sliced fillet. Frankly, a twelve-year-old Afrikaner with a decent spice rack, good quality meat, proper firewood, and well-prepared sides could have done a better job. I’m genuinely relieved I didn’t commit to the R1,550 Wagyu T-bone – I can only imagine the regret that would’ve followed. The dessert was laughable. We asked for something simple – vanilla ice cream with Bar-One sauce. What we got was ice-flaked, freezer-burned ice cream topped with bottled chocolate syrup that wouldn’t pass muster in a Steers milkshake. My main point is this: if you’re going to charge fine-dining prices, then you must deliver a fine-dining experience. The atmosphere was cramped, noisy, and chaotic – more reminiscent of a mall food court than an exclusive eatery. We could barely hear the waiter over the din. In the competitive South African restaurant scene, good luck to Fireroom. Step up – or step out.
Phillip Maree

Phillip Maree

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emmanuel mkonto

emmanuel mkonto

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We ordered the pork rib rack served with fries and the lamb cutlets served with fries (although it usually comes with a mash) and with a cheese sauce. The fries lacked salt and the coarse salt at the table didn’t help add flavour to them, but at least they were not frozen chips. The pork ribs were great, I really enjoyed the sauce on them. The lamb cutlets were flambĂ©ed just before serving and they were okay, a little fatty and only a bit of actual meat but that’s usually the case with lamb. The cheese sauce was great, it has a great texture and it is not sour - actually tasted a little sweet. The menu is mostly seafood based, I’d say about 70% is sushi and the like. There are four nonalcoholic cocktails available - the pina colada, strawberry daiquiri, dutches G&T and a nonalcoholic gin drink. We had the pina colada and the strawberry daiquiri. No complaints about either, they were actually quite refreshing. Otherwise the service was great, they have inside and outside seating - the outside seating is perfect for people watching and watching your children playing by the play area of the shopping centre, in close proximity.
Boipelo Mokwena

Boipelo Mokwena

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