Street food adventures in Durban || Blue Lagoon || Pani puri || Bombay Crush || SA YouTuber

Today we enjoy the street food scene in Durban. A quick background, all areas in Durban are not walking-friendly due to safety reasons so the street food is very limited.
In this first part of the series, we explore Durban’s Blue Lagoon situated at Lagoon Drive and Snell Parade circle. It mostly comes alive on weekends from about lunch time. With a very Indian influence, this place has become a favourite for locals - no matter the weather.
Hope you enjoy!
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[@Thats_Right80]

*Enjoyed the video. Wish I could be there chowing it ALL*

[@sunnykhatri6652]

Very nice video I glad to see Pani puri in Durban

[@alexandremarrierdunienvill548]

Love me some Kashmeers sugar cane juice! I go every 2 weeks for a couple of liters! Glad to have met you guys last week and keep it upppp!

[@ordinarysouthafrican]

Thank you for the kind words and for watching ✌🏽

[@eugenevoltaire8681]

Yes the good old day's where is it. The fishing etc.

[@ordinarysouthafrican]

Blue lagoon is still a favorite in Durban , thank you for watching ✌🏽

[@conorgraafpietermaritzburg3720]

A good heads up to save 💰 money. Will bear it in mind, though I vary seldom get to Durban these days

[@ordinarysouthafrican]

I hope you do get to visit soon, thank you for watching ✌🏽

[@ferhanamannah9512]

Thank you for sharing your experience. So is there stalls near The Green hub or opposite near the restaurants ?

[@ordinarysouthafrican]

Renovations are taking place near the restaurants, they are at the beach side just before the fishing forehead at the mouth. Thank you for watching ✌🏽

[@strinipillay8576]

Hi Guy may I ask what are the trading hours for this market ......Thanks

[@ordinarysouthafrican]

Fri _ Sun ( Fri afternoon till late night, sat 7am til late night sun 10 until evening, not all stalls are open)

[@fionacassidy9746]

Guys please eating all that delicious food and snacks. I am hungry.

[@rafirashid2504]

Good remind me of the old days

[@ordinarysouthafrican]

Thank you for watching ✌🏽

[@leoniea138]

Hmm now that looks delicious

[@ordinarysouthafrican]

It was and we go there all the time, thank you for watching ✌🏽

[@rookayansardar5871]

Proud South African lovely guys

[@ordinarysouthafrican]

Thank you 🙏

[@Randy7201]

I think the Sub Continent influence is over riding our traditional methods of cooking, this is across the country. South African Indian cooking methods, techniques, flavours are unmatched worldwide..Kerelan cuisine comes close but no cigar. We are allowing the Sub Continent as an influencer. Our flavours are heritage linked..our mothers and grans cooked the most outrageous cuisine and passed those methods to us, yet we depleting our very own talent and talented we are. Dont let our traditional methods die a slow death or even being replaced. We need more traditional outlets boasting our authentic methods and cuisine, its something to treasure and be proud of...and with that I am now craving a mutton bunny however alas !! This concrete jungle has very little in terms of proper cuisine.

[@ordinarysouthafrican]

We totally agree with your comment,can never beat an authentic Durban curry. Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts with us ❤️

[@pizzaiolokavesh1176]

Not all of those are South African Indian snacks. Patha is eaten with food in South India very frequently. Veda is actually masala vada from South India that’s found on most street corners. The culture got so diluted or lost in translation it’s actually crazy

[@ordinarysouthafrican]

We’ve been to India and have had these foods and there’s a big difference in taste. In our opinion the only thing they have in common is the name ✌🏽

[@pizzaiolokavesh1176]

@@ordinarysouthafrican yeah ours is the knock off. That’s why the taste is different. It’s not South African at all and that’s a fact. It’s not my opinion. We didn’t create it

[@aquaticneev3774]

Cool next time show prices

[@ordinarysouthafrican]

Noted, thank you for watching. Urundas, samoosas, potato bhajia, googoolas come in packs for R20. Bombay crush R30. Panipuri R40 (6).

[@loganchetty186]

❤❤❤

[@ordinarysouthafrican]

Thank you for watching ❤️

[@rodgerhargoon3402]

The way I like auntie selvies vede ...😂 and uncle selvans mutton bunny an all with the lekker hot molkas an all 😂 eksir 😂😂😂

[@beastmode3478]

Please shout-out my friend jaden

[@ordinarysouthafrican]

Hi, please provide us with more details about Jaden, like where he’s from and anything else you would like us to share, thank you for watching ✌🏽

[@IkramHassun]

More eating and less visual s

[@ordinarysouthafrican]

Thank you for watching ✌🏽