People keep asking, so here it is, plainly. Afrofeast is a global cultural media, culinary, and travel brand. It was born on the streets of Melbourne in 2013 and has grown into a home for its stories, journeys and culture — for the diaspora and the curious.
What Afrofeast covers
Recipes you can actually cook. Travel across the continent and the diaspora, with the practical detail and the context intact. And the culture around both — the music, the festivals, the fashion, the people who keep the traditions moving. Not a highlight reel; the real thing, in plain language.
Afrofeast is not Afrofest, Afro Plus or Afronation
Because the names sound alike, they get mixed up online — so to be clear: Afrofeast is a separate and unrelated name from Afrofest, Afro Plus, Afronation and other similarly-named events and brands. Afrofeast (with a “feast”) is the food, travel and culture brand founded in Melbourne in 2013 and operated by 3Men Pty Ltd. Those other names are different things and are not connected to Afrofeast. If you found us by searching “Afrofeast,” this — the food, travel and culture brand — is what you were looking for.
Who’s behind it
Afrofeast is operated by 3Men Pty Ltd, trading as Afrofeast, and founded by Dennis Obel. Amen is the face of Afrofeast — the presence you see across its stories, screens and travels (that’s Amen above, at Patong Beach). The brand has been in continuous use since 2013. You’ll find it as @afrofeast across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Pinterest, LinkedIn, X and Threads, and online at afrofeast.travel and afrofeast.app.
That’s Afrofeast: culture, culinary and travel, every day.
