ENTREPRENEUR and resident Chef Pamella Mzila is doing big things.
Pamella from Newcastle, KZN, said she enjoys working with big establishments like restaurants, clubs, and lounges to bring change in the big city of Joburg.
The 25-year-old based in Midrand, Joburg, told Daily Sun that she loves seeing food lovers or partygoers have fun while indulging in good food.
Chef Pammy said this allows her to bring people under one roof and enjoy traditional meals with a dash of sophistication.
She said she has now collaborated with Hard Rock Cafe in Joburg in the heart of Sandton, in Nelson Mandela Square.
Chef Pammy said they have introduced Mogodu Monday with Chef Pammy at this establishment.
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"I'm a freelance chef who ensures people are taken care of. This is in me, and I love giving my customers an unforgettable experience," she said.
"For me, this collaboration came at the right time as I just started going all out and introducing new things to the clubs and other establishments. It's a great thing to collaborate, and when I approached them, they loved the idea," Chef Pammy said.
She said they launched Mogodu Monday on 25 September, where big names in the industry were blown away by the "Private School Mogodu", as Chef Pammy likes to call it, and people are loving this.
"It was a very big launch for us. Many people were here during the launch, and we hope to keep winning their hearts, especially this time of the year," she said.
Chef Pammy said she studied at the HTA School of Culinary Arts in Joburg in 2017.
She said she also landed an opportunity at the DSTV Trader Academy, and this is where they were taught about entrepreneurship programmes.
