Culinary delights now bigger, better at Sasol Bendor
Sasol Bendor’s on-site shop, Sasol Delight has had a make-over recently with several changes that will satisfy even the most astute food lovers’ cravings 24 hours of the day. With the newly built bakery and deli, Sasol Bendor offers the freshest treats like warm buns, bread, pies and croissants straight from the oven. Sasol Delight …
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Sasol Bendor’s on-site shop, Sasol Delight has had a make-over recently with several changes that will satisfy even the most astute food lovers’ cravings 24 hours of the day.
With the newly built bakery and deli, Sasol Bendor offers the freshest treats like warm buns, bread, pies and croissants straight from the oven.
Sasol Delight Bendor offers delicious meals on their menu. The burgers, chicken burgers and rib burgers are made to order on site and according to regular client Liezel Breedt, their chips, also freshly made while the customer waits, are the best she has ever tasted.
With other side dishes like coleslaw, beetroot, as well as Greek, chicken and a chefs’ salad to choose from, customers are assured of a balanced meal that tastes home made.
The deli also offers quick meals that customers can eat on the go. These include assorted sandwiches with delicious fillings, wraps, hot dogs and Russian rolls. The wide selection of pies, including burger pies and sausage rolls, ensures that there is something for every liking.
The Chaywa coffee station ensures a caffeine fix for all coffee lovers. Here customers can prepare coffee and hot chocolate the way they like it. Here customers can delight in espressos, cappuccinos, milky lattes or extra strong hot chocolate among others.
For the sweet tooth there are large muffins in an assortment of flavours to choose from, while the jumbo muffins are big enough to sate any hunger. They also bake cupcakes on request. To order cupcakes, call Azél Potgieter on 015 297 1273.
The new bakery and deli are testament to Sasol Bendor’s commitment to customer service, always ensuring that all the customer’s needs are met.
Since opening the service station in 2003, owner Johan Potgieter and his team of dedicated personnel have always put the customers first. Potgieter’s extensive career in education has helped him take a personal approach to his business and he instilled the values of hard work, dedication, discipline and team work at Sasol Bendor.
Situated on the corner of Genl Maritz Street and Outspan Drive, close to bothe the Cycad and Platinum Park shopping centres, makes it the ideal convenient stop for busy residents and weary travellers alike.
Sasol Bendor puts a high premium on safety and the 24-hour closed circuit cameras are an every watchful eye that helps ensure customers’ safety.
At the Sasol Bendor Car Wash, customers are ensured of the most professional service. With state of the art cleaning equipment and well trained staff, the Sasol Bendor Car Wash guarantees customer satisfaction.
Story and photos: MARKI FRANKEN
Featured photo: Phineas Maponya, Baker at Sasol Delight Bendor, takes a fresh batch of bread rolls from the oven.
![Cashiers Mavis Ramoshaba, Vivian Mabala and Beauty Lediga with Sasol Bendor Manager, Bart Koekemoer.](https://www.observer.co.za/wp-content/uploads/sites/141/2016/09/bus05-300x201.jpg)
![Liezel Breedt and Inneke Booyens cannot wait to sink their teeth into Sasol Delight Bendor’s freshly fried chips.](https://www.observer.co.za/wp-content/uploads/sites/141/2016/09/bus03-300x201.jpg)
![Valentine Makoni is one of the attendants taking care of customers’ vehicles at Sasol Bendor Car Wash.](https://www.observer.co.za/wp-content/uploads/sites/141/2016/09/bus13-300x201.jpg)
![Cathbert Tau, Petrol Attendant, washes a customer’s windscreen.](https://www.observer.co.za/wp-content/uploads/sites/141/2016/09/bus11-300x201.jpg)
![Annah Sekhaulelo makes sure that the final touches are done at the Sasol Bendor Car Wash.](https://www.observer.co.za/wp-content/uploads/sites/141/2016/09/bus10-300x201.jpg)
![Sasol Bendor customer, Olfrey Ngobeni looks on as Petrol Attendant Joël Ramatla assists him with his vehicle’s oil problems.](https://www.observer.co.za/wp-content/uploads/sites/141/2016/09/bus09-300x201.jpg)
![Petrol Attendants Evans Shilabye, Sakia Langa and Cassius Makamo are ready to service customers’ vehicles.](https://www.observer.co.za/wp-content/uploads/sites/141/2016/09/bus08-300x201.jpg)
![Daniel Molapo, Cathbert Tau, Joël Ramatla, Sakia Langa, Bennett Ramphala and Isaac Garishe are six of Sasol Bendor’s dedicated Petrol Attendants.](https://www.observer.co.za/wp-content/uploads/sites/141/2016/09/bus07-300x201.jpg)
![The Chaywa coffee station offers a wide variety of hot drinks.](https://www.observer.co.za/wp-content/uploads/sites/141/2016/09/bus06-300x201.jpg)
![Sasol Bendor Petrol Attendant, Jerry Makgabo fills up a tank.](https://www.observer.co.za/wp-content/uploads/sites/141/2016/09/bus12-201x300.jpg)
![Ondy Mashishi, Baker at Sasol Delight Bendor, is at work behind the deli counter.](https://www.observer.co.za/wp-content/uploads/sites/141/2016/09/bus02-201x300.jpg)
![Sasol Delight Bendor’s merchandising team is Phillip Mokyanya and Annacius Mpyana](https://www.observer.co.za/wp-content/uploads/sites/141/2016/09/bus04-201x300.jpg)