Oshiwa lela!

A Taste of South Africa

Southern African convenience street food from our food truck — authentic flavors, accessible to all. Flaky pies, flame-grilled boerewors and toast sandwiches, made to eat with your hands.

From the truck

Pies, boerewors & toasties

Handheld, flavor-packed and made for real hunger — wherever the truck parks.

Two golden, flaky meat pies, one broken open to show the filling

Assorted Pies

Golden, flaky pastry baked fresh daily and stuffed with generous, hearty fillings.

See assorted pies
A boerewors roll topped with onion relish and chakalaka, held in two hands

Boerewors Rolls

Flame-grilled, spiced farmer’s sausage in a soft, freshly baked roll — load it up with chakalaka, grilled onion and your favorite sauces.

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A round toasted jaffel sealed at the edge, cut in half to show a savory mince filling

Toast Sandwiches

Classic toasted pocket sandwiches — jaffels — sealed at the edges and packed with the same hearty fillings as our pies.

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Pick your filling

Pie & toastie fillings

  • Spinach & feta
  • Chicken mayo
  • Curry mince
  • Burger
  • Boerewors

Load it up

Toppings & sauces

  • Chakalaka Bean relish
  • Grilled onion
  • Ketchup
  • Mustard
  • Cheese sauce
A hot dog with ketchup and mustard held in one hand, with fries behind, at an outdoor food stall

Namibian roots, DMV home

We missed the deep, rich flavors of Southern Africa. So we started a food truck.

AfroTreats started because its owners, with roots in Namibia, missed the deep and rich flavors of Southern African food. Now those flavors roll out of a truck in the DMV: authentic flavors, accessible to all.

Our story

Come hungry

Where to find AfroTreats

No fixed spot yet — we’re a food truck based in the DMV, and we’ll announce our upcoming events here first. Keep an eye out!

New to Southern African street food?

What’s a jaffel? What’s chakalaka?

A quick guide to the words on our menu — what they are and where they come from.

Read the street food guide