South Africa has some of the best foods due to the fusion of the great many cultures. Loved your expressions and presentation. BTW, biltong is not eaten with a fork.
The reason the curries so closely represent Indian food is because, besides India itself, Durban in South Africa has the largest population of Indian people in the world.
I travel for the food. And whenever i visit a new country, i research the history. It would have been cool if he added some info on the food history of SA; how all these amazing flavours became a part of the rainbow nation 🌈🇿🇦
That should read " the largest population of Indian people, outside of India". You will find the best curries in the world here in Durban! Enjoyed the post.
-10 for eating the biltong with a fork, but +100 for showcasing SA foods. I am so impressed by this restaurant on the diverse food range offered, not every SA styled restaurant outside of SA showcases great foods like that!
I am South African and I loved this video. You must try... Milk Tart : Dessert Babotie : A slightly spicy baked mince dish with raisins. Served with yellow rice and chutney.
No-one *must* eat anything. I would suggest a braai with marinated steaks, boerewors and tjops. That's my quintessential SA food. I do very much like melktert and babotie as well.
Biltong is FAR better than jerky. But thanks for showcasing some of our foods. It is Heritage Day here today. At a picnic yesterday, I tried a variety of foods including boiled cow's head - DELICIOUS.
Thank you for showcasing some of our South African food. South Africa has lots of Muslim and Indian people. Durban is where a lot of Indians live more than in Cape Town or anywhere else in South Africa hence the spicey and curried dishes we enjoy in our homes any day, anytime. Lamb and chicken curries are the all time favorites as well as breyani and akni. We also love chicken and meat roasts as well as veggie stews, boerewors (sausage)/ burgers with egg n chips and too many more to mention :))
Ask Dutchy to make you some bobotie and yellow rice. It is also a curry dish, but it differs completely from the other spicy food you had. It has a more sweet spicy taste. I am glad you enjoyed our food. South Africa is a beautiful country with warm hearted people and wonderful food!
We eat alot of our food with our hands....and you absolutely have to wipe up the gravy with your last piece of bread......oooohhh and the archaar is a must
@Dewald Kruger Yyyesss hey.... I couldn't mention all the foods in my comment :) He should come and spend at least one month in South Africa. First in Cape Town and Durban then anywhere else will be good :))
Awesome to see as a Saffa. Monkey gland sauce for reference: Onion, tomato, peach chutney and worchestershire form the base ingredients. What's great about it is its versatility, you can spice it up with chilli if you like, season to your own tastes, a bit of herbs, garlic etc as you like to make it your own.
After visiting my kids in Australia for 3 months the first thing I did. When I landed in Cape Town was order fish and slap chips and a Castle beer biltong and boerewors...our meat(bacon..tjops and steaks) and fruit (Mango especially) are much more tastier...when I asked for tongue people looked at me weird😳. Ps ...we are also soooo much friendlier...but I must say I felt sooo safe in Australia...
This is only a small fraction of our food. Good variety, but there is still a long way to go! We have such a diversity of cultures here that we have adopted a lot of different foodstuffs - European, Indian, Malay, African, English - and given them our own special twist. Everyone who eats our food says it is 'almost' like something else. But it's the 'almost' that makes it unique. And yes... really... biltong with a fork?
If you haven’t already, I recommend you try the Dutchy’s Mixed Grill Breakfast. It contains a special South African sausage called Boerewors and it’s amazing
The biltong is beef jerky. You can cut it as thin or thick as you like. The bunny chow is an Indian curry inside a hollowed out half-loaf of white bread. It started as a cheap and filling fast-food/take-out which originated in Durban. You would normally eat both the biltong and bunny chow with your hands.
Oh my, thank you for this I have been dying for some homemade food ! Definitely going to pay them a visit. I make my own biltong here in the US, but it’s impossible to find brown spirit vinegar! However despite that, it makes my heart very happy to eat biltong here !
👍🏻 Great review! Next time you have biltong, try washing it down with a fortified wine: port, sweet sherry, jerepigo, or muscadel .. 1+1=3! And the peri-peri chicken livers go down well with a catemba and ice, which is red wine with cola or lemonade .. together (peri-peri and catemba) a great tribute to the Portuguese influence on South African heritage! Also, ask them for a boerie-roll with Mrs Ball's chutney and caramelised onions - it's a hot dog made with boerewors (a South African sausage of coarsely ground meat with coriander, cloves, and other spices). "Boerewors" is Afrikaans for "farmer sausage".
I'm disappointed that there's no pap n braai🤣🤣 but the rest looked spot on.. We don't eat biltong with bread and olives normally but it all looked delicious.... Our country might be going through a lot right now but I tell you guys we are blessed to have such a diverse country.. It really is the best place to live on earth
Hi! Great that you enjoyed your South African food. I only stopped by on this video because I saw the Durban Bunny you had in your thumbnail. I’m in Durban & if you ever want a real Durban Bunny, you need to visit Gounden’s! In my opinion, it’s the absolute best you can get! My taste is for beef bunnys. You can get a host of different flavor curries in your bunny here. Samoosas are also a really popular snack in Durbs. Thanks for your spontaneous reactions. I’ve seen them before when foreigners are introduced to real South African food. Enjoy!
Glad you enjoyed the food. That was only the tip of the iceberg. Nice food like mieliepap and skilpadjies, (minced ox liver rolled in netvet for the braai ) Koeksisters, melktert, snoek and biltong potjie
looks like you enjoyed it. gonna pop downstairs in 5 minutes to get my biltong & peanuts ready for the rugby game. the sharks (my team from durban...east coast) is playing in ireland. god bless...& there's plenty more SA food you should try, brother. 🙏🏻🇿🇦
biltong snack platter looks sooo good! When I was in Cape Town there was a heavy middle eastern presence in the food (not even sure how to describe that) haha. THE PORK BELLY OMG
@@JosiahEats Yes Middle Eastern influence indeed, mainly because Malaysians and middle Eastern people were brought to Cape Town as slaves and with that their foods, which over generations was modified to what is known as Cape Malay cuisine today.
@@philkearns2915 Middle eastern people weren't brought as slaves. A small number of malaysians were, and then freed shortly afterwards. Slavery did not last very long in SA at all as it was right around the end of the slave trade.
Good video Josiah. Glad you liked our food. Did the people there explain why the lamb curry was in bread? Well here goes. The miners and sugar plantations workers didnt want to take lunch boxes into the mine or sugar fields so they would buy there curry for lunch and put it into bread as the container. Clever huh. Next try is our snacks and chocolates. Thanks
I'm South African all the food looks amazing pretty much what we get here in SA. So glad you enjoyed it...would like to see you do a vid of SA snacks and maybe alchohol. 👍 Amarula..👍👍👍
As a south african i commend you well done....Tips for others:Biltong eaten by hand...Bunny chow eaten by hand trust me you will enjoy it more.As a Kzn born and bred boytjie im abt an hours drive from Durban.Eat bunnychows every friday.Try a south african staple of oxtail potjie with samp.Bring an appetite...Also "Braai pap" with chakalaka suace.....Enjoy...
This Video was awesome !! Eating the biltong with a fork was funny ... Loved Your Appreciation of our foods. You should try Tomato bredie, Waterblommetjie bredie, Yellow Rice, Baked Pumpkin, Peppermint Crisp Tart for dessert ... Thank You for appreciating Our Deverse Foods ... ps. Also try Ceres Fruit Juice
Lol 😂 this was a good vid but also Hilarious, because I never seen anyone eat a bunny chow with a fork... Hahahah, what you need to try next is a proper Durban crab curry
Ha Ha...nice one. I live in Durban South Africa and eat Durban Curry at least once a week...sometime I buy a Bunny, and sometimes we cook a curry at home. Biltong is a hand food though...so next time don't be shy...grab it with your fingers. Ha ha
add cream to that peri peri chicken livers and you have a real winner there I'd love to try it to see how authentic the curry is because even in South Africa the curry varies from province to province and Durban curry is by far the tastiest but you can't go wrong with biltong and dry wors it's a staple for many South Africans but I like what they offer on the menu and all seems like genuine South African food in the states.
Living inland I miss durban garage curry den bunny chow so so much, can't imagine being a whole hemisphere away from our unique curry 😢 The term "bunny chow" might as well be a bunny's worth of analysis but actually has nothing to do bunny meat... it has to do with the way you're supposedly supposed to eat it. Holding it up and taking bites like a bunny lol. For those looking to give it a try... take a 1/4 of a load of bread and hollow it out and scoop in either curry and chips 🍟 or urry with potatoes. Side of carrot sambar if it's it's good hot curry.
@@12334ttqtqt don't be facetious. USA has the largest and most diverse immigrant population and your comment denigrates the culture of those immigrants.
So rad . Thanks for repping SA food 🇿🇦. So cool watching your reaction . Made me hungry too ! Gonna go get a bunny chow now (at a quarter of the price ! 💵 😅)
I'm homesick now, next time try Milk tart and koeksisters, and a masala steak Gatsby, I won't mind eating a Bunny chow now, I really can't wait to go back home again ❤
Nice video brother 👍....ask if they have the 3 following things ..1)simba Mrs balls fruit chutney chips (green packet)... 2) a " Flake " it's a chocolate bar... and 3) Cadbury chocolate slab...favlour Mint or top deck ....you will wet your pants...so good it is...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 biltong and bunny chow you eat bear hands ✋️ 😁😁😬😁
Authentic Durban Bunny should be hotter than the livers. The livers should remind you more of Spanish flavours, heavy on garlic, and tomato and 1 very specific type of pepper called the piri piri chillie. If you pick up indian vibes they likely added star anise, cumin, fennel or other spices that does not belong with the livers. Next time try the Gatsby for some Malaysian goodness. Bring lots of friends with. Gatsby feeds about 3 grownups.Good Collection of SA foods.
The store in question wouldn't make the dish _Durban curry_ hot as that'd turn off the patrons from ordering the dish. When the vlogger mentioned that Thai curries he'd had were hotter than the bunny I knew it had to have been immensely mild. Be that as it may, the important thing is that he sampled a varied menu and enjoyed it all.
I saw your TikTok and came here to see the full video. I’m going this weekend for the Pork Belly Lollipops. Just watching your reaction made me hungry and wanting to run today. Great find.
Nice video, the food looks lekker. I am in Northern Canada where we are close to -10 already, and winter has not even started. Think I am going to fly down to Florida? on my days off, just to go to that store.. Dankie Josiah..
So glad you enjoyed South African food. Like you can see from the coments you just need to eat your biltong and dry wors by hand. Hope you visit that restorant again soon.
@josiaheats , exellent vidoe, being an Indian from SA, and being someone who makes Mutton Bunnies on an almost every weekend basis, the only comment i have here, is the carrot in the curry and the square potatoes. Traditional Indian Mutton Bunnies, does not have Carrots and the potatoes are not so uniformed, Apologies, just my nitpicky comment
Very Interesting. Other than Biltong and chow which to me look typically South African, the rest looks beautiful and delicious but very much like food I've eaten in a lot of restaurants accross England and South Africa. Looks like a nice fusion of food from around the world. Thank you for sharing.
Wow, incredible seeing all the different South African products on the shelves...recognized every single one of them 😅 3:14...HA! slim jims wishes it was droëwors.
Thanks for watching! Comment below if you need any suggestions
Really great video thank you, great representation of our food and well presented by you.
Aaaiye bhuti,u eating biltong with a fork😶
South Africa has some of the best foods due to the fusion of the great many cultures.
Loved your expressions and presentation. BTW, biltong is not eaten with a fork.
😂😂😂
Best biltong to me is from ZA Limpopo province.. You should try the funny food they eat in the karoo 😆
That is honestly the first time I see somebody eat biltong with a fork!!
Lol 😬
😂😂😂 I died
Biltong with a fork. What the hell
Lol Who eats biltong with a fork I was dying over here
but wow thats alot of biltong
LITERALLY!
The reason the curries so closely represent Indian food is because, besides India itself, Durban in South Africa has the largest population of Indian people in the world.
I travel for the food. And whenever i visit a new country, i research the history.
It would have been cool if he added some info on the food history of SA; how all these amazing flavours became a part of the rainbow nation 🌈🇿🇦
That should read " the largest population of Indian people, outside of India". You will find the best curries in the world here in Durban! Enjoyed the post.
-10 for eating the biltong with a fork, but +100 for showcasing SA foods. I am so impressed by this restaurant on the diverse food range offered, not every SA styled restaurant outside of SA showcases great foods like that!
this dude ate biltong with a fork, you gotta love it!!!!
😬lol
Thank you so much for making this video.😄👍 As a South African🇿🇦 I very much approve.🙌 Enjoyed it. 💟
thank you for watching 😁
South African food is very diverse bacause of so many races and cultures 😁
I am South African and I loved this video. You must try...
Milk Tart : Dessert
Babotie : A slightly spicy baked mince dish with raisins. Served with yellow rice and chutney.
No-one *must* eat anything. I would suggest a braai with marinated steaks, boerewors and tjops. That's my quintessential SA food. I do very much like melktert and babotie as well.
Jaa jaa fok jaa melk tert jy maak my net honger
Except babootie taste like kak, for sure must do milk tart though
Biltong is FAR better than jerky.
But thanks for showcasing some of our foods. It is Heritage Day here today. At a picnic yesterday, I tried a variety of foods including boiled cow's head - DELICIOUS.
Thank you for showcasing some of our South African food.
South Africa has lots of Muslim and Indian people.
Durban is where a lot of Indians live more than in Cape Town or anywhere else in South Africa hence the spicey and curried dishes we enjoy in our homes any day, anytime.
Lamb and chicken curries are the all time favorites as well as breyani and akni.
We also love chicken and meat roasts as well as veggie stews, boerewors (sausage)/ burgers with egg n chips and too many more to mention :))
Ask Dutchy to make you some bobotie and yellow rice. It is also a curry dish, but it differs completely from the other spicy food you had. It has a more sweet spicy taste. I am glad you enjoyed our food. South Africa is a beautiful country with warm hearted people and wonderful food!
Yes! There is no better traditional SA dish than Bobotie... Just my opinion! Don't hate me
When he picked up the biltong with a fork...how posh 🤣
My heart broke when he started eating the Bunnychow with a fork😂😂 Okay jokes aside, you should eat with your hands, it's nicer that way.
The ultimate hangover food...
Defs heartbreaking ;-) bunny chow must be eaten with the hands to make sure every drop of sauce is scooped up by the bread!
We eat alot of our food with our hands....and you absolutely have to wipe up the gravy with your last piece of bread......oooohhh and the archaar is a must
Biltong is a finger food just digin with your God given forks😆
Lol!
The rolls from spare are the best
Looks fantastic and I am from South Africa. Biltong os air dried with different spices than jerky, not the same thing at all
Should definately try Malva Pudding, Koeksisters and Melktert! Bring your appetite and yes biltong with your hands!
@Dewald Kruger
Yyyesss hey.... I couldn't mention all the foods in my comment :)
He should come and spend at least one month in South Africa. First in Cape Town and Durban then anywhere else will be good :))
Awesome to see as a Saffa.
Monkey gland sauce for reference:
Onion, tomato, peach chutney and worchestershire form the base ingredients.
What's great about it is its versatility, you can spice it up with chilli if you like, season to your own tastes, a bit of herbs, garlic etc as you like to make it your own.
Thank you so much for this message🥰
Glad you enjoyed it! Good to see we're represented so well over there, looks like a great place :D
They do at great job at this place!
@@JosiahEats tip from an south African if you eat biltong it it like chips ( with your hands)
After visiting my kids in Australia for 3 months the first thing I did. When I landed in Cape Town was order fish and slap chips and a Castle beer biltong and boerewors...our meat(bacon..tjops and steaks) and fruit (Mango especially) are much more tastier...when I asked for tongue people looked at me weird😳. Ps ...we are also soooo much friendlier...but I must say I felt sooo safe in Australia...
I'm ex Saffa.. now living in New Zealand. I have a constant craving for slap chips! 😅
This is a pretty good reflection of South African food. It looks just like the food you'd find in every neighbourhood in SA
That's so true and presentation is amazing👌
This is only a small fraction of our food. Good variety, but there is still a long way to go! We have such a diversity of cultures here that we have adopted a lot of different foodstuffs - European, Indian, Malay, African, English - and given them our own special twist. Everyone who eats our food says it is 'almost' like something else. But it's the 'almost' that makes it unique.
And yes... really... biltong with a fork?
If you haven’t already, I recommend you try the Dutchy’s Mixed Grill Breakfast.
It contains a special South African sausage called Boerewors and it’s amazing
The biltong is beef jerky. You can cut it as thin or thick as you like. The bunny chow is an Indian curry inside a hollowed out half-loaf of white bread. It started as a cheap and filling fast-food/take-out which originated in Durban. You would normally eat both the biltong and bunny chow with your hands.
Oh my, thank you for this I have been dying for some homemade food ! Definitely going to pay them a visit. I make my own biltong here in the US, but it’s impossible to find brown spirit vinegar! However despite that, it makes my heart very happy to eat biltong here !
Thank you for watching
Die droë wors lyk sommer eksteekend.🥂
Worcestershire sauce makes a good alternative if all else fails.
Seeing that you need brown spirit vinegar to make your own Mrs Balls chutney, I'm glad one can still find it here in SA
@@randhirparbhunath8843 Google translate....not disgusting but excellent.
👍🏻 Great review! Next time you have biltong, try washing it down with a fortified wine: port, sweet sherry, jerepigo, or muscadel .. 1+1=3!
And the peri-peri chicken livers go down well with a catemba and ice, which is red wine with cola or lemonade .. together (peri-peri and catemba) a great tribute to the Portuguese influence on South African heritage!
Also, ask them for a boerie-roll with Mrs Ball's chutney and caramelised onions - it's a hot dog made with boerewors (a South African sausage of coarsely ground meat with coriander, cloves, and other spices). "Boerewors" is Afrikaans for "farmer sausage".
south african here - very happy to see someone that loves biltong
I'm disappointed that there's no pap n braai🤣🤣 but the rest looked spot on.. We don't eat biltong with bread and olives normally but it all looked delicious.... Our country might be going through a lot right now but I tell you guys we are blessed to have such a diverse country.. It really is the best place to live on earth
your face is incredible. the reaction makes one proud. salute!!!!!
Lol
This is the gourmet version of some of my favourite foods. Greetings from South Africa. Glad you enjoyed it.
Howzit dude, we can see the genuine enjoyment as you taste it. Lekker man, lekker. Glad you like it, glad Dutchy's represent us well.
Tell him what the dry sausages are 🤣
I'm from Cape Town, South Africa hope you try our Gatsby taste AWESOME
Love that you appreciate our food. Try some more 💃
Thanks
The way this man pronounced dröewors 🤗 I'm very pleased you enjoyed the food and our idiosyncrasies!
Hi! Great that you enjoyed your South African food. I only stopped by on this video because I saw the Durban Bunny you had in your thumbnail. I’m in Durban & if you ever want a real Durban Bunny, you need to visit Gounden’s! In my opinion, it’s the absolute best you can get! My taste is for beef bunnys. You can get a host of different flavor curries in your bunny here. Samoosas are also a really popular snack in Durbs. Thanks for your spontaneous reactions. I’ve seen them before when foreigners are introduced to real South African food. Enjoy!
Goundens has the best bunnies - hands down! I had a quarter mutton last weekend - it was perfection!!! 🇿🇦☺️
The food there looks amazing
It was awesome
Love from South Africa 🇿🇦 ❤
Glad you enjoyed the food. That was only the tip of the iceberg. Nice food like mieliepap and skilpadjies, (minced ox liver rolled in netvet for the braai ) Koeksisters, melktert, snoek and biltong potjie
South African here. That food looks legit. Glad you liked it.
Im blessed and from south africa loving the food bro glad u had a taste
South African food in a league of its own
looks like you enjoyed it. gonna pop downstairs in 5 minutes to get my biltong & peanuts ready for the rugby game. the sharks (my team from durban...east coast) is playing in ireland. god bless...& there's plenty more SA food you should try, brother. 🙏🏻🇿🇦
Go Sharks!! 🇿🇦☺️🎉
Eat the biltong with your hands buddy
Mouth is watering thinking of eating all these dishes growing up. Wish they offered this food everywhere. South Africa really has some amazing food.
biltong snack platter looks sooo good! When I was in Cape Town there was a heavy middle eastern presence in the food (not even sure how to describe that) haha. THE PORK BELLY OMG
that sounds awesome
@@JosiahEats Yes Middle Eastern influence indeed, mainly because Malaysians and middle Eastern people were brought to Cape Town as slaves and with that their foods, which over generations was modified to what is known as Cape Malay cuisine today.
@@philkearns2915 thanks for sharing this
@@philkearns2915 Middle eastern people weren't brought as slaves. A small number of malaysians were, and then freed shortly afterwards. Slavery did not last very long in SA at all as it was right around the end of the slave trade.
@@sniperdubey I stand corrected yes, but their foods are almost similar in many ways
I'm South African and we known as the rainbow nation and our foods represent those diverse flavors 👌 💕
Good video Josiah. Glad you liked our food. Did the people there explain why the lamb curry was in bread? Well here goes. The miners and sugar plantations workers didnt want to take lunch boxes into the mine or sugar fields so they would buy there curry for lunch and put it into bread as the container. Clever huh. Next try is our snacks and chocolates. Thanks
thanks and yes they did briefly but I obviously botched it lol
@@JosiahEats You can't botch something you trying for the first time. How were you to know? So glad you tried.
Durban bunny doesn’t have whole carrots but everything does look great and that lamb looks tender.
100%
First time I have seen anyone eat biltong with a fork, but that shop looks awesome. Great job with the showcase.
Great video, and thank you for showcasing South African food items, that Pork belly looked awesome. Greetings form Johannesburg ZA
I'm South African all the food looks amazing pretty much what we get here in SA. So glad you enjoyed it...would like to see you do a vid of SA snacks and maybe alchohol. 👍 Amarula..👍👍👍
Thanks 🤝
@@JosiahEats You must visit SA and really try our food, drinks and snacks.👍
As a South African … we love our food and there so much more that we love to share
Thanks for the great video! I’m going to SA next month and I’m sure as heck not going to eat the Billtong with a fork after all those comments🤣
I hope you have a wonderful stay here. Make sure to experience a variety of foods and all the great things SA has to offer.
Definitely don't do that. 😂
I can't believe the prices of these dishes... Wow👌🏿
Greetings from South Africa. So glad to see you love our food. And there's much more like Bobotie and Koeksisters.🥳
As a south african i commend you well done....Tips for others:Biltong eaten by hand...Bunny chow eaten by hand trust me you will enjoy it more.As a Kzn born and bred boytjie im abt an hours drive from Durban.Eat bunnychows every friday.Try a south african staple of oxtail potjie with samp.Bring an appetite...Also "Braai pap" with chakalaka suace.....Enjoy...
Always great to see our food enjoyed globally 🥳🥳🥳
This Video was awesome !! Eating the biltong with a fork was funny ... Loved Your Appreciation of our foods. You should try Tomato bredie, Waterblommetjie bredie, Yellow Rice, Baked Pumpkin, Peppermint Crisp Tart for dessert ... Thank You for appreciating
Our Deverse Foods ... ps. Also try Ceres Fruit Juice
Lol 😂 this was a good vid but also Hilarious, because I never seen anyone eat a bunny chow with a fork... Hahahah, what you need to try next is a proper Durban crab curry
Man I am drooling watching this - that food looks awesome!
Ha Ha...nice one. I live in Durban South Africa and eat Durban Curry at least once a week...sometime I buy a Bunny, and sometimes we cook a curry at home.
Biltong is a hand food though...so next time don't be shy...grab it with your fingers. Ha ha
Tanks brother l love south Africa 🇿🇦
What’s not to like? Proudly South African!
add cream to that peri peri chicken livers and you have a real winner there I'd love to try it to see how authentic the curry is because even in South Africa the curry varies from province to province and Durban curry is by far the tastiest but you can't go wrong with biltong and dry wors it's a staple for many South Africans but I like what they offer on the menu and all seems like genuine South African food in the states.
you need to have some crab curry durban style
Spicy but tastes amazing
I can agree with this comment
South African living in Australia watching this😊👍👍👌
South African food is so good. Glad you enjoyed it. Biltong is just the best! and dry wors!
Living inland I miss durban garage curry den bunny chow so so much, can't imagine being a whole hemisphere away from our unique curry 😢
The term "bunny chow" might as well be a bunny's worth of analysis but actually has nothing to do bunny meat... it has to do with the way you're supposedly supposed to eat it. Holding it up and taking bites like a bunny lol.
For those looking to give it a try... take a 1/4 of a load of bread and hollow it out and scoop in either curry and chips 🍟 or urry with potatoes. Side of carrot sambar if it's it's good hot curry.
South Africa probably has the most diverse group of people and foods.
That would still be USA.
@@diogeneslantern18 hot dogs and burgers don't count
@@12334ttqtqt don't be facetious. USA has the largest and most diverse immigrant population and your comment denigrates the culture of those immigrants.
So rad . Thanks for repping SA food 🇿🇦. So cool watching your reaction . Made me hungry too ! Gonna go get a bunny chow now (at a quarter of the price ! 💵 😅)
🤣🤣🤣.....
yes, chicken livers are mushy. That's why you can make a chix liver dip easily.
I loved seeing you get giddy with pleasure over our food :D
I'm homesick now, next time try Milk tart and koeksisters, and a masala steak Gatsby, I won't mind eating a Bunny chow now, I really can't
wait to go back home again ❤
3:47 the moment your brain goes to heaven >
Lol
That place looks proper food wise, very impressive selection as well.
Nice video brother 👍....ask if they have the 3 following things ..1)simba Mrs balls fruit chutney chips (green packet)... 2) a " Flake " it's a chocolate bar... and 3) Cadbury chocolate slab...favlour Mint or top deck ....you will wet your pants...so good it is...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 biltong and bunny chow you eat bear hands ✋️ 😁😁😬😁
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I've never seen anyone eat biltong with a fork🙈🙈🙈🙈
A taste of home 🇿🇦 on the other side of the Pacific. I wish every country had a place like this for when I’m homesick.
Authentic Durban Bunny should be hotter than the livers.
The livers should remind you more of Spanish flavours, heavy on garlic, and tomato and 1 very specific type of pepper called the piri piri chillie. If you pick up indian vibes they likely added star anise, cumin, fennel or other spices that does not belong with the livers. Next time try the Gatsby for some Malaysian goodness. Bring lots of friends with. Gatsby feeds about 3 grownups.Good Collection of SA foods.
The store in question wouldn't make the dish _Durban curry_ hot as that'd turn off the patrons from ordering the dish.
When the vlogger mentioned that Thai curries he'd had were hotter than the bunny I knew it had to have been immensely mild. Be that as it may, the important thing is that he sampled a varied menu and enjoyed it all.
I saw your TikTok and came here to see the full video. I’m going this weekend for the Pork Belly Lollipops. Just watching your reaction made me hungry and wanting to run today. Great find.
Hope you like it
Nice video, the food looks lekker. I am in Northern Canada where we are close to -10 already, and winter has not even started. Think I am going to fly down to Florida? on my days off, just to go to that store.. Dankie Josiah..
I am also South African and you just tried some of my favorite foods
Awww thank you I am south African
droëwors (the dry sausage) is literally the best snack
So glad you enjoyed South African food. Like you can see from the coments you just need to eat your biltong and dry wors by hand. Hope you visit that restorant again soon.
@josiaheats , exellent vidoe, being an Indian from SA, and being someone who makes Mutton Bunnies on an almost every weekend basis, the only comment i have here, is the carrot in the curry and the square potatoes. Traditional Indian Mutton Bunnies, does not have Carrots and the potatoes are not so uniformed, Apologies, just my nitpicky comment
As a Saffer, South African, Im pleased that you enjoyed. But you need to try so.much more. Bobotie, boerewors, paptert, and more.
Have you tried tried podjiecos?
die ou het sopas biltong met n firk geeet, ekt nog nooit so iet in my lewe gesien nie.
Missed out on the deserts... need to go back ;-)
Watching from South Africa living in Mosselbay
Kerrie vetkoek, Braaivleis, Malva Pudding, Melktert. Must try lekker kos.
Very Interesting. Other than Biltong and chow which to me look typically South African, the rest looks beautiful and delicious but very much like food I've eaten in a lot of restaurants accross England and South Africa. Looks like a nice fusion of food from around the world. Thank you for sharing.
one question also south african where is the pap shebo braaivleis samp kotas gatsbys, and so on
As a South African I have never in my life seen biltong served with bread
You know I didn't want to touch on that because South Africans in America became way too posh 😂😂😂😂
Slather it with butter and make a biltong broodjie
Come visist SA,this is some of the great dishes we have but there are many more. Thanks for the compliments on our food though.
I am from Durban South Africa.. And Durban Curry is the best...
so in south-africa you can choos lamb or beef bunny chow, you also usally get to choose Mild, Hot or sometimes extra HOT
So glad you liked the food 🇿🇦♥️💖
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thx for this its great
Wow, incredible seeing all the different South African products on the shelves...recognized every single one of them 😅
3:14...HA! slim jims wishes it was droëwors.