Andrew Evans

"Sure enough, my first bunny was a success, leaving my lips burning and my tummy happy. As unattractive as it might first look and as strange as it might sound, I loved eating a Durban bunny and I recommend it highly (if you can cope with the heat)."

Karen Rutter

"The Britannia Hotel boasts the best curries in town, so it’s worth testing them on this—try a bunny chow."

I Love Durban

"You’re most likely to be recommended the bunny chows, which are some of the best in Durban! The curries are the real stars, with the perfect blend of spices, the aroma of which is enough to make your mouth water, and the taste, well, let’s just say you’ll be wanting more!"

Mary Holland

"Some of the best bunnies can be found at Hotel Britannia."

Shubnum Khan

"The Best Places to Eat Bunny Chow in Durban: Britannia Hotel - Britannia Hotel has an extensive menu including an exotic bunny chow option (think trotters, chops, mince and prawn). Their signature dish is the boneless mutton bunny show."

Sarah Duff

"The Best Curry Restaurants In Durban: Capsicum Restaurant - The most popular dishes include the exotic bunnies (tripe or trotters)."

Zaak Che Robichaud

"It is a 1/2 or 1/4 hollowed out loaf of bread which forms a container. It is then filled with delicious curry – I’d wager that the curry is better in South Africa than it is in India thanks to the fusion of cultures and ingredients. Delicious."

Vanessa Stephen

"You can't leave Durban without sampling a bunny chow. Get one to go from the Britannia Hotel, widely regarded as serving among the best in the city."

Reema Patel

"Head to Capsicum restaurant in the Britannia Hotel. First time I had it was there and you MUST get it with the mutton/lamb curry. It’s simply divine! Vegetarian? You can make this with beans curry too! It’ll taste just as well!"