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Polymathic said:
Is Patels in any of the food delivery apps?
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Last year when I visited and looking at the interior, I was just glad they accepted card payment. When I praised the taste of curries, one of the young assistant introduced some 88+ year old guy as the owner who just nodded in acknowledgement and I don't think he would care much for technology.

But, one never knows what future holds although he doesn't seem to have any successor/heir. At least those 2 youngsters in the shop were not related to him.
 
Yo! That was a proper hot Durban mutton bunny but 4 times the size. Haven't managed to finish it. Left some for supper. Fresh bread, tender mutton. Lekker lekker.
 
surface said:
Last year when I visited and looking at the interior, I was just glad they accepted card payment. When I praised the taste of curries, one of the young assistant introduced some 88+ year old guy as the owner who just nodded in acknowledgement and I don't think he would care much for technology.

But, one never knows what future holds although he doesn't seem to have any successor/heir. At least those 2 youngsters in the shop were not related to him.
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the owners son is a Chartered Acountant (if im not mistaken) and has zero interest in taking over and keeping the place going if he inherits it - maybe he might leave it to the current staff to carry on but i doubt they will use tech like delivery apps etc - the pricing of their food will not allow for this - its still one of the cheapest places in Durban to get the old school type of food that Indians used to eat in the 80s and 90s
 
naughty001 said:
the owners son is a Chartered Acountant (if im not mistaken) and has zero interest in taking over and keeping the place going if he inherits it - maybe he might leave it to the current staff to carry on but i doubt they will use tech like delivery apps etc - the pricing of their food will not allow for this - its still one of the cheapest places in Durban to get the old school type of food that Indians used to eat in the 80s and 90s
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Next time I visit durbs, I am going to go there every day of my visit. It is really basic delicious food and not much colorants used like they use in Jozi joints.
 
surface said:
Next time I visit durbs, I am going to go there every day of my visit. It is really basic delicious food and not much colorants used like they use in Jozi joints.
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I've never tried Patels. Aren't they in some dodgy part of Durbs?
 
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Finally tried the much acclaimed Happy Chappy in North Beach yesterday, and unfortunately, this was not the bunny I was looking for. I didn't want to eat it All Night Long, nor did it make me feel like Dancing on the Ceiling
 
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