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Where to find the best fish and chips in Durban

2y By Akhona Ndlela

The best fish and chips in town can be found at a number of locations in Durban.

You will return time and time again to these beachside classics and hidden gems because they offer the ideal combination of flaky, fresh fish and crispy batter.

Mac’s Fish & Chips

Every day of the week, fresh seafood is served at Mac’s Fish & Chips, where they take great satisfaction in this. During their 9:30 AM to 8:00 PM hours, customers can easily savour their parcels. Whether you’re at Richards Bay, Empangeni, or Salt Rock, Mac’s offers delicious fish and chips. Simply call them to place your order, and you may pick it up at your convenience.

ZAKI’s Fish & Chips

For mouthwatering seafood, Zaki’s Fish and Chips is the place to go, located at 612 Randles Road, Shop 15. You can just place your order by calling, as they accept phone orders. Savour a delicious meal without having to wait.

 

Captain Fine’s Fish Factory

Visit Captain Fine’s Fish Factory to indulge in tasty fish and chips! Savour a wonderful seafood deli, fresh fish, and a cosy setting. It’s the ideal place to sate your demands for seafood and is situated in Ballito.

The Fish Plaice

Enjoy your favourite seafood with ease since The Fish Plaice is open seven days a week. Customers can easily place their orders by contacting or using WhatsApp. Located at Shop 3, Tinsley House, 225 Musgrave Road in Berea.

 

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