WIN: Durban Street Food Festival takes foodies ‘around the world’
This year, the Durban Street Food Festival is going global with an array of cuisine from Durban’s diverse food culture and beyond.
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CALLING all foodies – Caxton Local Media is partnering up with the Durban Street Food Festival (#DSFF) to give away six double tickets to the sixth instalment of the iconic festival.
The festival will take place at The Pavilion Shopping Centre on Friday, September 23 from 17:00 to 22:00 and on Saturday, September 24 from 11:00 to 22:00 at the rooftop parking area near Entrance 5.
This year, #DSFF is going global with an array of cuisine from Durban’s diverse food culture and beyond. Foodies can expect to find Hollywoodbets bunny chows, freshly made Italian pasta, Portuguese dishes, Indonesian noodles, Moroccan lamb on the spit, Caribbean prawns, Cape Malay Koeksisters, and of course, the famous Durban curries. There will also be traditional burgers and wors rolls available as well as Halaal and vegetarian options within the food-court section – what better way to celebrate the Heritage Day weekend?
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Experience the authentic Middle Eastern Baklava and Kunafa – each piece carefully handmade by a Jordanian Baklava expert at Levantine Treats. Shwarmatac, the husband and wife chef duo, will be selling lamb, beef, chicken and vegan shwarmas. Sample authentic Asian pan-fried dumplings with an option of meat/veg fillings, and for the sweet-toothed foodies, there will be mochi and mooncakes from Yomami Foods as well as a range of desserts, pastries and doughnuts.
With entertainment from bands and DJs, visitors will be moving and grooving between stalls. The championship game between South Africa and Argentina will be screened, along with beer-garden specials on Saturday.
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There will also be children’s entertainment and activities for the little ones to explore, including the #DSFF Candyland Kids Zone which boasts jumping castles, paintball, sand art and face-painting. Children under 12 enter the festival for free, and there is an adult day pass that starts from R80 per person, sold online and at the door. A weekend pass costs R150 per person.
Tickets are available online via quicket.
For more information, email durbanstreetfoodfestival@gmail.com
To stand a chance to win tickets, fill out the entry form below:
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