The 5 Best Massages in Joburg

I'm a spa junkie. I never get tired of having massages. I could be massaged every day of my life and not get bored of it. Between doing spa reviews for this blog and my general love for being pampered, I've probably been to most, if not all of the spas in Northern Jozi. I have a particular weakness for a hot stone back, neck and shoulder massage but I'm partial to other massages too.

Here is my pick of the top 5 massage spots in Jozi, and why each of them are amazing:

1. Rain Urban Boutique Spa, Rosebank
While hot stone back neck and shoulder massages are my thing, there are other people who like feet. Or legs. What I love about Rain (I'm going to do a complete post about them soon because their concept is great), is that there's a set price, with the only variable being time. A 60 minute massage is priced at R475, and you can customise this however you want, in terms of pressure, area and technique. If you just want butt and thighs for an hour as a cellulite reduction treatment (they don't judge), that's fine. Or, if you want a foot massage with an exfoliation and a mask for the full 60 minutes, that's totally doable too. They also take appointments till 8pm on Fridays and Saturdays- love.

Price: R315 for 30 minutes/ R475 for 60 minutes/ R620 for 90 minutes (45/ 75 mins available too)

www.rainurbanboutiquespa.com
Loft Office 6 (above the Nike store), First Floor, Rosebank the Zone
011 457 4434

2. The Saxon Spa, Sandhurst
What's not to love about the Saxon? I've been obsessed with this hotel since my first visit, so it's a given that I'm going to be a fan of anything extra they offer, be it a high tea (which I'm planning to review soon), or their spa. The added amenities in the spa are wonderful- indoor + outdoor pools, steam room, outdoor showers (but all super premium), and the spa just feels luxurious. The relaxation areas are intimate, and the gowns are big, fluffy and decadent.

Price: Aroma Hot Stone- R890 for 60 minutes, R990 for 90 minutes

www.saxon.co.za
36 Saxon Road, Sandhurst
011 292 6000

3. Enmasse, Illovo
Read a complete review of the Enmasse experience here. In a nutshell, this is a completely different experience to the usual oil massage. I absolutely love dropping by here on a Friday after work, and I often use it as a way to catch up with friends over the complimentary herbal tea offered post massage. You are massaged fully clothed, in the coolest space ever. The whole experience feels very futuristic.

Price: R425 for 60 minutes, but Jozilicious readers get R100 off, so for you, it's R325 (simply call them and quote "Jozilicious")

www.enmasse.co.za
1 Corlett Drive, Illovo
011 880 3020

4. The Pyramid Day Spa, Selby
Again, I've reviewed this spot in detail- read here. The CBD doesn't have much anything to offer when it comes to spas, apart from the Pyramid, which is an absolute gem. It's situated a stone's throw from my office in town, making a 30 minute treatment totally doable during my lunch hour. The waiting areas are divine, as are the treatments. In terms of technique, I think this is my favourite spot. (although, by virtue of the fact that they're included on this list, technique at all these spas is great). They have the most amazing couple rooms, complete with a private Jacuzzi and lounge area- perfect for a special occasion.

Price: R430 for 45 minutes, R550 for 60 minutes

www.pyramiddayspa.co.za
86 Eloff Street Extension, Selby
011 493 5526

5. Woodlands Wellbeing Spa, Muldersdrift
You can click here to read my review of Woodlands. My massage here was quite a different experience, because it was the first time I've been massaged by a man. Who rode in on a motorbike and pulled up right next to my treatment room- wild! Darren was the best masseuse I've ever had- no one even compares. The setting (glass walled private treatment rooms on the banks of the Crocodile River) contributes to relaxation- a massage at Woodlands is more like a day out than just a quick treatment.

Price: R490 for 60 minutes, R640 for 90 minutes

www.woodlandswellbeingspa.com
Driefontein Road
Cradle of Humankind
011 668 1918

 
I feel like I should also include Skin Sense in Rivonia because their technique is of top 5 quality, but the spa itself is a bit of a dump and is in need of a makeover so even though I go there quite often, I can't wholeheartedly recommend it to you.

Is there a massage spot you love that I need to know about? Let me know!

xx H
 

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Tapas with a Twist at Crazy Horse in Parktown North

I'm really struggling when it comes to producing new fresh content in terms of restaurants for both the Sunday Indy and this blog. I think I've reviewed 90% of the good restaurants in Jozi, so I got REALLY excited when multiple people told me about Crazy Horse, which I was yet to try. 

Crazy Horse is a tapas style restaurant which is a mix of seafood, Italian and Spanish food. Tapas are best when shared, so  my friend and fellow blogger Crystal (from Joburg's Darling) and I decided to do a joint review with our partners.  

I like that there's a wide range of tapas on offer, including lots of veggie options. If you're a little hungrier, you can also order from the selection of pizzas. The vibe is really chilled, and not pretentious at all. You can take your own booze at only R20 corkage. The decor is quirky and interesting. 

We started off with an antipasti of coppa parma, parmeggiano reggiano, pickles and crispy sour dough, R70. It was such a great thing to order for a party of four, and that sourdough was delish. 

We then ordered a couple of tapas, including the salt and pepper calamari, R40, risotto balls with a blue cheese sauce filled with mozzarella, R40 and spanish meatballs with blackened peppers, red onions and tomatos, R55. You can see that the portion sizes aren't huge, but I think 2 tapas per person is more than enough. We also ordered a spicy chicken pizza with grilled red onions, mushrooms, coriander and chilli oil, R85. We found everything really delicious, and soon we were all reaching over eachother, tasting all the different food. 

What we tasted was great, but I can't vouch for everything or guarantee that it will be to your taste. I recommended that my sister go, but she didn't enjoy the food as much as I did. On a subsequent visit, Rishav and I tried the fresh, crumbed sardines with lemon and caper mayonnaise, R40, as well as the chicken cannelloni with mushroom truffle sauce, R55. I really enjoyed the fact that what's on the menu is so different- you won't find these items at many other restaurants. 

 For dessert, we tried the apple crumble and creme brulee- both average.. I'd recommend filling up on the tapas and skipping dessert. 

Definitely worth a try- let me know what you think! 

Crazy Horse Contact Details:
Address: 4th Avenue, Parktown North (not Parkhurst, don't get lost!) (turn left at the small superette when driving down 7th towards Parkhurst- it's near Cube and the Indian restaurant) 
Phone number: 011 880 7924
Open Tue - Sat: lunch and dinner Sun: lunch only 

x H

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The SA Style Awards were all kinds of glam!

Happy Tuesday! I've just arrived home from an event, but I felt like I had to give you guys the scoop on the SA Style Awards which happened on Sunday evening at Hyde Park before I forget all the deets.

I started the week on a great note because I ended up having such a cool weekend. My hubby went to DBN, but some of my BFFs who are from DBN happened to be in Jozi, so I took them to all my favourite spots. We went for massages at Enmasse, and then to the San Deck at Sandton Sun for drinks- it is honestly the BEST Friday night drinks spot around, there's live music, great seating, awesome views and it's all outdoors. I think that deserves a blog post in itself.

We also had Pedi's at Soho (who gave us a bottle of Moet at 10am- no complaints), went for brunch to Bella Café in Sandton (for the yummiest bagels around), and to Fourways Farmers Market.

I did miss having Rishav around but it was great to have some girl time, and show my friends the best Jozi has to offer. Sadly they had to fly out on Sunday afternoon, at which time I headed to Hyde Park for the SA style awards. The dress code was "glamourous", and I wore the same white dress I wore to Diner en Blanc, which I bought on sale during my trip to New York from a little boutique in Soho. I arrived and felt completely underdressed. Everyone looked AMAZING, in sequinny sparkly ballgowns, and everyone who was anyone was there. I saw a few people I knew, but I was really glad to have spotted blogger pal Leigh and her pal, the awesome Anne, who I spent the evening with- I had so much fun!

We mingled and got some photo ops, and I met my FAVOURITE model in SA, Shashi Naidoo, who I think is the most beautiful person ever- and is also really sweet. Other sweet celebs were Thando Hopa and Jena Dover, who both happily obliged at our photo requests.

On the best dressed list for me- definitely Jena Dover in a Kluk jumpsuit, Zuraida Jardine in Gert Johan Coetzee and Roxy Burger in AQAQ (If I could adopt one SA celeb's style it would probably be Roxy's- effortlessly cool). I also loved Shashi's dress which was Pallu. Other celebs who were there included Danny K, Jen Su, LeeAnn Liebenberg (looking adorably preggers), Vanessa Carreira and Bonang. I've taken some of these pics from Twitter- I hope I'm not infringing on anything.

As expected, the goodie bags were nothing short of fab (I kind of figured they would be because we had to sign for them), with a full size Davines dry shampoo, Armani cosmetic bag, imported chocs and lots more- such a spoil. The event was at the Southern Sun Hyde Park restaurant/ bar- which is one of my favourite spots for drinks. I tasted food from there for the first time- that porcini mushroom pasta - to die for. I had two helpings and am planning to go back for a proper meal soon.

The winners, the most stylish... couple: Neil McKenzie and Kerry McGregor, male model: Masego Maponyane, female model: Thando Hopa, performing artist in music: Chiano Sky, performing artist in tv: Minnie Dlamnini, media personality: Simba Mhere. Other winners were most stylish interior designer: john Jacob, most stylish business personality: Connar Mccreedy, and the Marie Claire Street Style Award went to Anthea Poulos.

It was probably the most glam event I've ever been to, and although I sometimes find these things a bit pretentious, I've realised that people (even celebs) are really friendly and are as eager to chat as I am. Looking forward to next year's awards!

xxx H
 

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Join me at the 2nd Rubybox Beauty Night Out on 28 Nov in Sandton- **Major Pampering Alert**!!

I was thrilled when Rubybox invited me and one lucky reader to their uber glam and syper indulgent Beauty Night Out, happening next week Thursday in Sandton. I've only got one ticket to give away, so I'm really looking forward to spending QT with one of my readers next week :)

What can you expect?

• BOS Ice Tea cocktails, wines, soft drinks and scrumptious canapés will be served throughout the evening.
• L'Occitane fragrance profiling and aromatic massages.
• Gary Rom professional hair styling sessions will revamp your do from blah to bold.
• Miracle makeovers and advice from top makeup artists. 
• SensatioNail gel mani's will transform tired hands into a work of art.
• Personal skincare consultations will revolutionise your skincare routine.
• Build-a-box at the rubybox stand that's filled with your hand-picked beauty samples to the value of R250+ plus a R400 Gary Rom salon voucher.
• Win indulgent hampers and prizes.

Date: 28 November 2013

Venue: The Sands, 58 Wierda Road East, Sandton.

Time: 6pm - 10pm

Price: R320 for general tickets. R290 for VIP Insiders

Dress: Glamorous

There are still some tickets for sale, click here to get your hands on them if you want to take along some friends.

To win the 1 ticket I have to give away, simply tell me what your favourite beauty product available from the Rubybox store is - click here to check out what's on offer. (Click on  "shop" at the top of the page)

You can let me know your answer by commenting on this blog post, sending me a tweet on Twitter (I'm @hasmita), posting on my wall on Facebook (Jozilicious), or by simply dropping me a mail: info@joziliciousblog.co.za - only one entry per person please :)  

I'll announce the winner on Monday, so you'll have a couple of days to whip up a glam outfit! If you do end up buying tickets, please let me know so that I can look out for you on the night- I love meeting readers!

x H

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Hazel Food Market in PTA is a pretty awesome way to spend a Saturday*

Given that I already spend roughly 2 hours a day on the road driving to and from work, I try and minimize driving on the weekends. Something has to be pretty awesome to lure me all the way to Pretoria.

When I got an invite to visit Hazel Food Market in Menlyn, I almost dismissed it, thinking that Neighbourgoods and Market on Main are where cool markets stopped. Nevertheless, my unending quest to find new, quality content for this blog and my newspaper column is what led me to the market- and I loved it!

Hazel Food Market takes place every Saturday at Greenlyn Village Centre from 8am - 2pm. They also do a special night market on the first Saturday of each month from 5pm - 10pm. It is definitely the biggest market I've been to, and it's completely outdoors. There are mainly food vendors, but you'll also come across some quirky stuff for the home. The food all looked amazing, and we were STUFFED by the end of the day.

I love that there's such a focus on quality and novelty- there's nothing that's average or run of the mill- everything was *wow*. I particularly loved the quesadillas from Amigos- we just had vegetarian ones but the salsa, sour cream and guacamole combo was ah-maze. We then headed to the Portuguese stand and tried some authentic pasties de natas which also didn't disappoint.

My other favourite was the cupcakes from Minkie's Cupcake Emporium. They were super moist and looked beautiful too. I hate to betray my beloved Belle's Patisserie- but dare I say these were just as good?

There is a huge area of tables and benches in the centre of all the stands- but these were packed. I saw quite a few people bring their own table decorations, while others even had board games! It's clear that it's a day- long hangout for the entire family. Kids and pets are welcome, and there is a jungle gym of sorts for the kids.

My BFF, Pratika, and I spent a good 2 hours walking around and eating (read stuffing ourselves) before ending off the evening with mojitos and champagne. We ordered takeaways for our hubbies from the "chops and braaibroodjies" + gourmet boeries stand, and feedback from the guys was very positive!  

Even though the market was bordering uncomfortably busy (not unlike Jozi's other popular markets), we really enjoyed ourselves and will definitely be back, mainly because of the variety of food on offer (and how delicious it all was), but also because how reasonably priced the food was. I often feel that food at markets is ridiculously priced, but HFM offers great value for money.

Check out www.hazelfoodmarket.co.za for deets.

x H

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Rockets Lolita's in Parkhurst is the most authentically Spanish experience around*

Ahead of our trip to Spain, I was most looking forward to the food. Tapas originated in Spain, and I imagined spending leisurely evenings drinking sangria, and digging into an array of Spanish snacks. In retrospect, while I loved some of the dishes, others took a bit of getting used to- for example, in Spain, prawns aren’t deveined and are simply blanched in water before being served (eeew- poop tube still intact!)

 I remember paying around 15 Euros  (= R200 according to this nifty Travelex currency converter) for 12 tiny plain prawns with zero flavour.  It’s safe to say that I much prefer the South African way of preparing seafood! Locally, we have a handful of tapas bars- which is a pity, because the idea of sharing really appeals to me- I love tasting a variety of food and I also like nibbling throughout the evening, especially if I’m with a group of friends.

One of my favourite places to do this is Rockets Lolita's in Parkhurst. I absolutely love the vibe in Parkhurst on a Friday night but detest th parking situation. I always end up hobbling down a hill for ages before getting to 4th Avenue. After spending 20 minutes looking for parking, we arrived to a restaurant bursting with people.

Adjoined to the regular Rocket restaurant, Rockets Lolita’s is a sushi, cocktail and tapas bar extension. Most of the people around us appeared to be just having drinks, but that didn’t stop us from quickly examining the menu, which really impressed me. I was surprised to see some of my favourite authentically Spanish dishes on the menu, like patatas bravas, roasted potato cubes topped with homemade spicy tomato sauce, R40, and tortilla espanola, served Spanish style- with potato, onion and egg, R42. I later discovered that the Spanish influence is due to the owner’s wife being from Malaga, Spain.

I expected the food to be good, but I didn’t expect it to be spectacular, which it was. The mushroom and cranberry ragout rosti, R44, goes down as one of my all time favourite meals – the flavour combination was sublime. We also loved the Madagascan prawns, R62, and the homemade fishcakes, R48. Wine and beer lovers will love the fact that there is a suggested wine and craft beer pairing for every food item.

CHURROS! (these weren't great, sadly- too hard)

 

It's definitely a little noisy and rowdy, but that's all part of the experience. I wouldn't recommend it if you want a quiet evening out, but if you want to grab a snack over some drinks on a Friday after work, I think it's great!

Rockets Lolita's contact details:
Open Tue – Thurs 4pm- 11pm, Fri – Sun 12pm- 11pm. Address: 24 4^th Avenue, Parkhurst.
Call 011 880 6012
x H

 

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Behind the Scenes: My Eastern Mosaic Shoot at Food, Wine, Design Fair

Earlier this year, Eastern Mosaic contacted me and asked me if I wanted to be on their show. Obvs, I said yes, and we did a shoot at Neighbourgoods Market in Braamfontein. We chatted about my blog, how I started, and tasted some of the food at the market. You can view the behind the scenes post of that shoot here and can view the clip here. 

I was really excited when EM asked me to shoot with them again this past weekend. It's been a bumper year end press wise, I have a story published in Getaway Magazine, and interviews in Get It and Destiny Magazines- all December issues!

This time we decided to shoot at the Food, Wine, Design fair in Hyde Park. I haven't been in JHB during previous fairs over the last few years so this was actually my first one. I went to the launch event and LOVED it- I know the girl who curated it and she did an amazing job- each stall was unique and it was nothing run of the mill. There was tons of stuff on offer- everything from gorgeous lampshades to boutique clothing to imported tea. I loved the aesthetic set up of the stalls too. 

So I arrived there at 9:30am on Saturday, after having my eyebrows threaded at 7:45am and my hair done at 8am- hectic!! I got a taste of what it's like to be on tv and it's actually very tiring. I have huge respect for tv presenters. TV looks a lot more glamourous than it actually is. We had to film the same "scene" 4 or 5 times to get it from different angles, and to make sure it was perfect. The shoot took 5 hours in total- in blistering heat and heels!

We started off with an interview about what I've been up to recently. As you know, I've been particularly busy lately travelling loads- so I had quite a bit to share. We chatted about what I like about fairs such as FWD, and what my favourite stalls were.

We then walked around and visited a few stalls. It was such fun, but I was dead by the end of it! 

Here are some pics from the day. It will probably only be aired in about 2 months' time, but I'll keep you guys posted :) 

xx H

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WIN! Free meals for a year at Jozi's top restaurants

I love eating out. I avoid cooking at all costs. Thankfully I review restaurants a lot so I don’t often have to spend much time in the kitchen, but with the Entertainer, I’m going to be eating out even more!

What is the Entertainer, you ask? Basically it’s an app/book (it’s available as both) which allows you hundreds of 2-for-1 deals at some of Jozi’s top restaurants. So you pay for 1 main, and get 1 free. You can use up to four vouchers at one time, so if eight people are dining, only four people pay.
 
I know it sounds very Groupon-y (I was sceptical too), but the restaurants options are really upmarket- think Thomas Maxwell Bistro, Red Rabbit, The Raj, Green Peppercorn, Piza E Vino, to name just a few! If food’s not your thing, there are also spa, hairstylist and leisure offers available.
 
Also, there are no restrictions- i.e. you can use the offer on a weekend, and you don’t even need to tell the restaurant you’re using the Entertainer deal, you only need to tell them before asking for the bill, so you don’t have to worry about being treated any differently. If you download the app right now on your phone, you will see that there are a few deals available to you immediately, while some of them are locked. The full boutique of offers sells at R495, currently available for 40% pre order discount, and that’s valid for all of next year. You can purchase online- see the link below.

Today, I have 5 Entertainer apps/ books (you can choose), to give away to 5 Jozilicious readers!

All you need to do is tell me what your favourite restaurant is available in The Entertainer
Johannesburg 2014 packages. A full list of partners can be viewed here. Enter using the widget below.

a Rafflecopter giveaway
 The winners will be announced in a week and you’ll receive your prize in December. All
incentives in the Entertainer Johannesburg 2014 are redeemable from 2 January 2014 to
30 December 2014. For more information visit www.theentertainerafrica.com/jozie or tweet @EntertainerZA. Good luck!

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Warm and Glad is the coolest coffee shop around

I heard about Warm and Glad months ago, but just couldn't get there, because they are a day time only/ no Sundays spot, which made a visit tricky. Finally, I happened to be available on a Saturday morning, so dropped by for breakfast. 

I googled directions in advance and the various blogs I landed on stated that it is quite a difficult spot to find. Yes, the location is arb. It's on the first floor of a pretty uninspiring building. Upon walking in, I could see what the fuss was about. It has an awesome, chilled vibe. There's seating at the counter, free wifi, couches, and Justin Timberlake blasts from the speakers. 

I love that they have TWG tea on the menu, imported from Singapore. I tried it when I was there for the Grand Prix, and it's the most decadent tea you'll ever taste- the tea is literally handwoven in a silk teabag. I had the scrambled eggs for breakfast, which were served with chives and were super yummy. After instagramming a picture, I was told by my followers that I had to try the cinnamon toast with a dollop of Paul Ballen's homemade ice cream- that was divine too. We couldn't choose between that and the pancakes (R30) so we just ordered both. OMG- I think those pancakes were the best I've ever had in my entire life. They were fluffy, light and completely decadent. I'll be back for those alone. 

The place feels really personal, and the owners chat to customers like they're friends, which probably explains why so many freelancers choose to work from the coffee shop. I get the feeling they wouldn't judge if you had to sit there for a few hours and order just a coffee :) 

They also have a range of light meals on offer for lunch, including yummy sandwiches, salads and pastas. 

Visit www.warmandglad.com for more info.

Warm and Glad Contact Details: 
Address: 357 Jan Smuts Avenue (corner St Alban's Road), Craighall
Tel: 011 781 4055

xx H

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How I Dealt With Burnout

I'm always very wary of posting personal blog posts. I'm brutally honest in all my posts (I wouldn't know how to be anything else), so writing about my personal life always leaves me feeling a bit vulnerable. However, I write personal posts for 2 reasons. 1- it's a great way to vent, and somehow  blogging feels more productive than journaling, and 2, more importantly, the feedback I get after writing personal posts makes me realise how many more of you out there are experiencing similar issues, and if I can help just one person feel less alone or helpless, that's enough for me.

You can tell from this blog alone that I'm out and about a lot- I love being busy. Rishav and I eat at restaurants 3-4 times a week, and I'm at events 1-2 times a week, leaving only 1 night at home. I'm restless when I am at home, and can't just sit still and *be*- I'm always looking for something to do.

I hate letting myself down, and I take every opportunity that is given to me, always telling myself that I can do more. In the past 2 months, I worked from 8:30-5 (with no spare time during working hours to even think of anything else), applied to 8 MBA schools (which is a whole process in itself- think 5-6 motivation essays EACH), blogged, attended launch events, went on 3 international trips and countless trips to PE to see my dad, plus met my freelance writing commitments to the Sunday Independent and Gauteng Tourism. This weekend was the first time I watched tv in 3 months. I was strategizing in the car, in the shower. I was on my laptop on the plane, before bed, even at restaurants before my friends arrived. I had so much to do that I felt as if every spare minute needed to be utilised.

I carried on at this pace for a while, and I was stressed and a bit edgy, but still fine, until one Friday after work I got stuck in bad traffic, got so frazzled that my brain felt like it was going to explode, got home and collapsed into bed at 7pm and was unable to move until the next day, when I woke up with a throat on fire, went to the doctor, and was told I had tonsillitis. I didn't even realise I had burnout until that moment. I thought I was riding a wave and loving it, until I crashed.

I know people who say they're busy... "crazy busy", as if it's something to be proud of. Being ridiculously busy for a long period of time is not sustainable. Aspects of your life will suffer, and in my case it was my emotional state.

I can't count the number of times people have told me "I don't know how you do it". I was doing it, but I was miserable. I felt like I was just going through the motions for the sake of it, and wasn't enjoying anything anymore- not even writing. I didn't nurture myself during my dad's illness, I didn't create any "me" time, I filled up my weekends with "stuff", and I just lost myself.

Luckily, my sister is very in tune with these types of things and she could see I was headed for breaking point, so she recommended I see a life coach. I thought this couldn't do any harm, because I'm constantly oscillating between wanting to be a fulltime journalist and wanting to grow my career, and I felt as though some direction would be useful.

So I made an appointment with a life coach, Judy Klipin, at a hefty R750(!) per session. I've been for 2 sessions so far and they've been worth every cent. Judy didn't tell me anything I already didn't know. She asked me probing questions which forced me to stop and think, which oddly enough, I never do. When I tell people about my sessions, the stuff she said sounds so simple- but something just shifted in my mind and I realised that I have choices, which made me feel empowered. I am where I am because I want to be, and if I don't want to be here I can make the choice to be somewhere else. No one is forcing all these commitments onto me, I've chosen them, and it's up to me to craft my free time so that it's working optimally for me.

Since then, I've started declining most events, opting to stay home and chill instead. I took time to grieve for my dad, and deal with the previously ignored emotional pressure his cancer put on me over the past year. I've been spending my time with close friends and family, who lift my spirits. And I'm slowly starting to feel like myself again. I'm getting up looking forward to each day, I'm fulfilled and happy at work, I'm having fun with the writing, and I'm MOST excited about what the future holds for Rishav and I- I'm pretty sure this MBA thing is going to work out for both of us :) :)

The scary thing is, had I not taken action, who knows where I would have ended up after that night I collapsed into bed? I hope I never become that person again. Have you ever experienced something like this? How do you avoid burnout? As always, I'd love to hear your thoughts!

xx H

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