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**About Devaraj Taste of Durban**Nestled in Mossel Bay, Devaraj Taste of Durban is a culinary gem delivering authentic Indian cuisine with a unique Durban flair. Customers rave about the perfect spice balance found in dishes like the iconic Bunny Chow and Pork Fried Noodles. The intimate setting fosters a warm atmosphere, making every visit memorable. The attentive service coupled with ample portion sizes ensures satisfaction. Whether you’re craving a comforting curry on a cold day or a delectable dish to savor, this spot is a must-visit for any food lover seeking genuine Indian flavors in South Africa. Each dish promises an unforgettable gastronomic experience.
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Devaraj Taste of Durban
Welcome to Devaraj Taste of Durban, a delightful culinary treasure nestled in the heart of Mossel Bay, South Africa. Situated at Shop 7 DMC Center, on the corner of Louis Fourie and Essenhout Street, this charming eatery promises to transport your taste buds straight to Durban with its authentic Indian flavors.
Many patrons have described Devaraj as a hidden gem, and it's easy to see why. The reviews reflect a consistent theme of exceptional quality and delicious flavors. Diners rave about the exquisite balance of spices that enhance the Indian dishes, as aptly noted by customer Paul Holtslag, who remarked on the "exact right amount of spices" in their offerings. The restaurant stands out not just for its food but also for its warm, inviting atmosphere that makes each visit memorable.
A focal point of their unique menu is undoubtedly the Durban Bunny Chow, as highlighted by Pierre Rossouw, who praised its flavorful profile and generous portion sizes. Meanwhile, Eber Shibin's journey from George to Cape Town led him to this delightful stopover, where he found that the Chicken Gravy, though different from what he was used to, brimmed with its own rich, spicy charm.
For those adventurous taste buds, Euhlan Hector mentioned the "Pork Fried Noodles," showcasing the creative fusion that Devaraj offers, making each dish an intriguing find. The culinary range at Devaraj ensures that whether it’s a cold winter day craving a warm curry or a sunny afternoon looking for refreshing cuisine, this restaurant has something to satisfy every palate, as noted by Thea Castles.
It's clear that Devaraj Taste of Durban is more than just an eatery; it's a celebration of the vibrant Indian culinary heritage that draws locals and tourists alike. With each dish crafted with care, generous portions, and outstanding service, you’ll find yourself longing to return. So, if you find yourself in Mossel Bay, don’t miss out on the opportunity to indulge in this unique dining experience—it might just be the highlight of your culinary adventures.
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“ After a few days of only seafood, I was craving a good curry and that's exactly what I got! Great portions, service and food. Definitely recommend this if you're craving a taste of Durban (in Mossel Bay) ”
“ Just had a taste of some "Pork Fried Noodles" and I must say, was the most unique I had sofar... Thanks Guys... ”
“ David always goes the extra mile to make sure his food is good quality and that portions are more than enough. Wether it's Chinese or Indian the taste is authentic and the food is fresh. Deliveries also occur within the agreed time and the food is recieved hot Keep up the high standards ”
“ Real good Indian food. A hidden gem, this place. Now, we'll be back to try the other options of the menu, But... for sure, we will be back for the excellent Indian food. The exact right amount of spices. Delicious. ”
“ David, in my opinion, has created the perfect combination of tastes. On cold winter days.. The perfect curry. On warm sunny days, refreshing sushi. Or vice versa. Good quality. His service is excellent. Worth a visit. Again and again. ”
“ What a wonderful gem. Authentic Durban Bunny chow. The food was full of flavour and the service was excellent. Portion sizes were ample and the food was served piping hot. They don't serve sushi anymore because of the loadshedding but it is really worth the visit. ”
“ Was driving from George to Cape Town and had spent enough days in South Africa experimenting the local cuisine. And then came across this place at Mossel Bay and so badly wanted to taste Indian food. Very small but lovely restaurant not too far from the N2, so we didn't mind taking the detour to stop here for lunch. While the chicken gravy wasn't close to the one we have back home, it had a different style of making with lots of spices. The fried rice was much more like it. The hostess gave us a warm reception. This place is highly recommended for all Desis to drop by. ”