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| Now closed; was a South African Indian restaurant in [[Locale Croydon|Croydon]]. As of August 2012 the premises form part of [http://croydon.randomness.org.uk/wiki.cgi?Croydon_Metropolitan_College_%28CMC%29,_28-32_South_End Croydon Metropolitan College]. |
A South African Indian restaurant in Croydon. Chilli bites not really hot enough. Chicken samosas very good and meaty. Sauce a bit acidic. |
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The information below is retained for people who want to know what it was like. |
The Bunny Chow was quite good. |
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<div class="old_info"> A South African Indian restaurant in [[Locale Croydon|Croydon]]. |
[[Kake]] asks: How did they do the bunny chow in the restaurant? Given that the article below says it's a whole loaf of bread with gravy inside... how does that fit in with a restaurant meal? They put it on a plate. -- [[bob]] |
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[[bob]] and [[elvum]] visited in December 2006. The chilli bites weren't really hot enough for bob's taste. The chicken samosas were very good and meaty, though the sauce was a bit acidic. The [http://www.cooksister.com/2009/01/bunny-chows-south-africas-own-street-food.html bunny chow] was quite good. |
* [http://www.guardian.co.uk/weekend/story/0,,2051161,00.html Interview with the chef in the guardian] |
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See also: * [http://www.guardian.co.uk/weekend/story/0,,2051161,00.html Interview with the chef in the Guardian] <div class="last_verified">Last visited by [[bob]] and [[elvum]], December 2006.</div> </div> |
<small>Last Visited by [[bob]] and [[elvum]] in December 2006</small> |
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phone='' postcode='' summary='Now closed; was a South African Indian restaurant in Croydon' website='' summary='South African Indian restaurant in Croydon' |
os_x='532415' os_y='164745' phone='020 8604 8222' postcode='CR0 1DN' website='' summary='South African Indian restaurant in Croydon' |
A South African Indian restaurant in Croydon. Chilli bites not really hot enough. Chicken samosas very good and meaty. Sauce a bit acidic.
The Bunny Chow was quite good.
Kake asks: How did they do the bunny chow in the restaurant? Given that the article below says it's a whole loaf of bread with gravy inside... how does that fit in with a restaurant meal? They put it on a plate. -- bob
Last Visited by bob and elvum in December 2006
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