LIST: KZN share their favourite places to enjoy a Bunny Chow!
We are showing appreciation for some of Durban's finest spots, as mentioned by KZN!
In celebration of National Bunny Chow Day, we are showcasing Durban's favourite places to eat a bunny chow.
A bunny chow - a bunny - is a South African fast food dish consisting of a hollowed-out loaf of white bread filled with curry.
KZN is known for this delicacy that has an incredible origin story.
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Since the bunny chow is a meal that many Durbanites hold close to their heart, we decided to ask our fellow KZN family their favourite places for Bunny Chow are.
Here is the list as voted by our KZN listeners:
- The Curry O's - Point Waterfront
Blowing up our comment section was this Indian restaurant with a mouth-watering bunny chow.
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- Hollywood Bunny Bar - Springfield Park
Home of Durban's famous bunnies and curries, the Hollywood Bunny Bar is a must visit for anyone who wishes to try Durban's signature meal.
- Orientals - Durban North
The Oriental Restaurant Located at Mackeurtan Durban North has our listeners fighting over which branch is better than the other.
We guess there's only one way to find out...
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- My Matha's (Mother's) Kitchen - Homemade
Many of our listeners have been fortunate enough to master the skill of making a mouth-watering curry. Since this food became popular in KZN, many choose to satisfy this craving at home with some recipes being passed down from generation to generation.
- Cane Cutters- Umhlanga Ridge
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Last, but not least, we have
A small but fiery spot hidden in the concrete jungle of upper Umhlanga. This spot does not disappoint according to our listeners.
Foreigns allegedly visit this place very often and call it "the best Bunny Chow spot in KZN"
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Do you agree with this list? Make sure to go to our Facebook to let us know your thoughts and also share your favourite hidden bunny chow gems!
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