| Victory Lounge - The Restaurant | ||
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The older generation of South African Indians can tell you about the
‘good old days’ down in Durban, around the Grey Street
area. They can tell you of the crowds of people, the noisy market,
the colourful shops and the many bargains. It is more than likely,
they can also tell you of the superb meals they had at Victory Lounge.
Over the years, many things many have changed - but you can still, to this day, have a mouth-watering meal in our restaurant. Fried Mutton Curry & Rice, a favourite all those years ago, is still a house speciality. |
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The ‘very South African’ Bunny Chow is another of our specialities and Victory Lounge has a reputation of making one of the best mutton bunny’s in the land. The restaurant at Victory Lounge has always been about family, about tradition. The next time you are in Durban…. come have a meal with us. |
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| Spicy Treats |
From Bhajia
(Round, Potato and Spinach) to our famous mutton curry pies, Victory
Lounge has devised a range of foods that are an amalgamation of
east and west. Spicy ‘masala’ fried fish & Chips,
mince rolls, samoosas, puri patha, spicy fried chicken, burgers
with our secret hot sauce, fish cakes…Mmmm, getting hungry
just thinking about it. |
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Our Bakery |
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bakery manufactures a wide variety of cakes, biscuits and breads.
People come from ‘far and wide’ to buy our famous Queen,
Sponge and Cheese cakes. Other favourites include our Current Squares,
Doughnuts, Beaded Biscuits, Naan Kathai, Naan and Twisted Bread.
Then there are our beautifully decorated wedding, birthday and engagement cakes, everyone a work of art by our master confectioner |
'...it is for its excellent sweetmeats
that Victory Lounge has become famous.' |
