Hollywood Bunny Bar Menu Prices South Africa

Hollywood Bunny Bar is known for Durban-style bunny chow, curries, roti wraps, burgers, grills and affordable comfort food. The Springfield Park menu is useful for a quick lunch, a filling curry meal or a family takeaway. This guide puts the Hollywood Bunny Bar menu prices into clear sections, explains the differences between bunny sizes and fillings, and helps you estimate the full cost before ordering.

Current delivery prices at Springfield Park start around R50 for a sugar bean or broad bean bunny, while a quarter lamb bunny is listed near R135. Lamb curry starts around R140, Sugar Bean Roti Wrap around R55 and a Classic Burger around R75. Larger deals include a Burger Duo from R170 and Family Combo from R330. Delivery prices and menu options can vary by branch, size and ordering channel, so confirm the final basket before paying.

Hollywood Bunny Bar prices at a glance

The words “from” and the size selector matter on this menu. A bunny can be available in mini, quarter or half-loaf sizes, while a combo may allow different fillings or sides. The first price shown on a delivery platform may apply to the smallest version. Select the size and protein before comparing the item with another meal.

Bunny chow prices

Bunny chow is a hollowed portion of bread filled with curry. The bread absorbs the gravy, which makes the dish filling without needing rice or roti. Lamb is usually the most expensive filling because of its meat cost. Chicken sits in the middle, while sugar beans and broad beans offer the lowest price and a meat-free option.

A mini bunny suits a lighter appetite or someone trying the dish for the first time. A quarter loaf is the common single-person size. A half loaf is substantial and may be shared, especially when sides or snacks are added. Portion names refer to the bread size, but the amount of curry can still vary with how the loaf is prepared and packed.

Recent Springfield Park delivery listings show a quarter lamb bunny from R135, while other recent menu comparisons place a quarter closer to R100. This difference shows why branch and ordering channel must be considered. Delivery platforms may charge more than a counter menu, and a selected option can change the displayed base price.

Choosing between lamb, chicken and bean bunny chow

Lamb bunny chow has a rich gravy and is the signature choice for many diners. The meat can include bone depending on preparation, so eat carefully and check the description if you prefer boneless pieces. The stronger curry flavour stands up well to the bread and carrot salad.

Chicken bunny chow is usually cheaper and can feel lighter, although it is still a generous meal. Bone-in chicken may be used, so children and diners eating quickly should take care. The curry gravy soaks into the loaf in the same way as lamb and is often offered in the same size range.

Sugar bean and broad bean bunnies are the most affordable. They provide a thick, comforting curry without meat and work well for lunch. Customers following a strict vegetarian or vegan diet should still ask about the gravy, shared utensils and preparation, because a menu category alone does not confirm every ingredient or kitchen practice.

How to eat and order bunny chow

Bunny chow is traditionally eaten with the hands, using pieces of bread to pick up curry, but cutlery is useful when the gravy is hot or the meal is delivered. The removed bread portion is often placed on top and can be used first. Mix the curry gently through the loaf rather than tearing away all the dry bread at once.

Carrot salad adds acidity and crunch. Sambals, vinegar chillies and pickles can bring extra heat, freshness and sharpness. Order these extras separately if you are unsure how spicy the curry will be. A bean bunny with pickles can feel hotter than expected even if the curry itself is mild.

For delivery, bunny chow is best eaten soon after arrival. The bread continues to absorb gravy and becomes softer during the trip. This is part of the dish, but a long wait can make the base difficult to handle. Collection usually gives the best control over timing and can also reduce platform fees.

Curries and sides

A curry plate keeps the bread, rice or roti separate from the sauce until you are ready to eat. This makes it better for a longer delivery journey and easier for diners who prefer to control the amount of gravy in each bite. It is also simpler to share than a bunny chow because the components can be divided.

Lamb curry is the premium choice and should be compared with a quarter lamb bunny rather than with a bean meal. A bunny includes a substantial bread portion, while a plated curry usually lets you choose a starch. If you want rice, curry is the more direct option. If you want the classic Durban experience, choose the bunny.

Roti wraps

A roti wrap is easier to carry than a bunny chow and usually costs less than a plated curry. The Sugar Bean Roti Wrap is one of the strongest low-cost lunch choices. Chicken and lamb fillings raise the price, while chip and cheese offers a simple comfort-food option that can include curry gravy.

Roti absorbs sauce but remains easier to portion than a hollow loaf. For an office lunch or meal eaten in a car, it can be the practical choice. Ask for wet extras on the side if the wrap will travel far, and open the packaging soon after arrival to prevent excess steam.

Burgers and combo meals

The Classic Burger gives diners a familiar choice when they do not want curry. Check whether chips are included, because that determines whether R75 represents a complete meal or only the burger. The Burger Duo is convenient for two people, though two separate classic burgers may initially appear cheaper. Compare the included sides and drinks before deciding.

The Family Combo starts near R330 and should be assessed by its exact contents. Count the burgers or mains, chip portions and drinks, then divide the cost by the number of diners. A family deal is worthwhile when the group wants similar food. Separate orders are better when some diners want curry and others want burgers.

Breakfast menu

The breakfast range focuses on eggs, toast, sausage or macon, tomato, beans and mushrooms. The Famous Breakfast is a balanced plate, while the Big Payout adds more food for a small step in price. The Lucky Bun is compact and useful when time or budget is limited.

Breakfast availability can depend on the branch and time of day. A price shown on an older menu may not match the current delivery selection, so check the morning listing. Tea or coffee may be included in some versions of a breakfast and separate in others. Read the full description before adding a drink.

Toasted sandwiches

Sandwiches provide a lighter alternative to bunny chow. Typical fillings include egg with tomato and onion, minute steak with chilli, curried lamb, curried chicken, curried beans, cheese, cheese and tomato, and chicken mayonnaise. Bread may be white or brown and served toasted or plain.

Cheese and bean sandwiches tend to be the lowest-priced choices, while minute steak and curried lamb cost more. A toasted sandwich is easier to eat during a short lunch break and leaves more room for a samoosa or side. If ordering for delivery, toasted bread will soften, so collection is preferable when crispness matters.

Grills

The grill section traditionally includes T-bone steak, battered hake, lamb chops, mutton sausage and diced chicken or steak cooked with onions, chillies and spices. These plates are usually served with chips or salad. Names such as Juvenile Plate, Maiden Plate and Graduation Plate do not explain the food by themselves, so read each description.

A grill can be a better choice than curry when you want a clearly separated protein and side. Salad makes the plate lighter, while chips create a more filling meal. Ask about the current cut, portion and availability, as grill items can change more often than the core bunny chow range.

Snacks, extras and sides

Samoosas cost R12 each on the current Springfield Park delivery menu. They are easy to add, but six pieces add R72 to the order. Choose a mix of mince, chicken, potato or sweetcorn and cheese only if those fillings are available. Confirm meat-free preparation when required.

Curry extras are small but important. Carrot salad cools the meal, sambals add freshness, vinegar chillies add sharp heat and pickles bring acidity. Gravy can add moisture to rice, roti or a chip and cheese wrap. Add extras deliberately rather than selecting every option, as several small charges can change the value of a budget meal.

Children's meals and desserts

Children's meals may include viennas, nuggets, fish fingers or chicken strips with chips and a canned drink. These are simpler than the curry range and easier for children who do not enjoy spice. Confirm the drink, portion and sauce before ordering, and ask whether substitutions change the price.

Traditional dessert choices can include malva pudding with custard, cheesecake and soji. Warm malva pudding travels better than ice cream and works well after a spicy curry. Soji is usually the lowest-cost sweet option. Dessert availability can change daily, so treat it as an optional extra rather than the centre of a large order.

Lunch specials

Some branches run rotating lunch dishes such as potato and dhal, tripe and gram dhal, beef curry, mince kebabs, chops chutney, trotters and beans, breyani, fish curry, prawn curry or samp with mutton. These specials depend on the day and branch and may sell out.

A daily special can offer strong value, but it should not be treated as a permanent menu item. Check the current day, serving time and side before travelling. Delivery platforms may list a special only when stock is available. If it disappears from the menu, choose a standard curry rather than assuming the restaurant is closed.

Ordering for one person

For a budget lunch, start with a bean bunny or Sugar Bean Roti Wrap. A Classic Burger also sits in a lower price band. With a larger budget, compare a quarter chicken bunny, lamb bunny and lamb curry. The bunny includes bread, while the curry may include a choice of starch.

A quarter bunny is usually enough for one hungry adult. A mini is better for a lighter appetite, and a half loaf can be too large unless leftovers are intended. Add a single samoosa or carrot salad only if the main meal needs it. A drink and delivery charges can raise the final total more than expected.

Ordering for two people

Two diners who want bunny chow can order separate quarters and choose different fillings. This makes spice and protein preferences easy to manage. A Burger Duo is convenient when both want burgers. If appetites differ, combine one quarter bunny with a roti wrap and share two samoosas.

A half bunny can be shared, but it gives both diners the same curry. Separate quarter portions cost more in some cases but are easier to divide. For delivery, individual containers also keep the order tidy. Compare the two-quarter total with a half-loaf price before deciding.

Ordering for a family or group

The Family Combo from R330 is the first deal to check when the group wants burgers or mixed fast food. For a curry-focused meal, several quarter bunnies or curries with extra rice and roti can provide more choice. Bean curry helps keep the total lower and gives a meat-free option.

Write down each person's filling, size and heat preference before building the basket. Keep sambals and chillies separate so children and sensitive diners can avoid them. Add one or two shared snacks rather than a side for every person. Count drinks last, because beverages can add a large amount to a group total.

Delivery, collection and branch differences

Hollywood Bunny Bar prices differ across branches and platforms. Springfield Park delivery prices can be higher than older counter menus. A platform may also add delivery, service and small-order fees. Promotions can reduce the total, but only when their minimum spend and selected items fit the order.

Collection is especially useful for bunny chow, roti and toasted sandwiches because it shortens travel time. If delivery is necessary, choose the correct branch and check the estimated journey before paying. Unpack hot food promptly, keep salad cold and report missing items through the platform while the receipt is available.

Dietary and allergy guidance

Bean curry, bean bunny chow and selected sandwiches can be meat-free, but customers should ask about stock, gravy and shared preparation. A menu label cannot confirm a strict vegetarian or vegan requirement. Similarly, customers who need Halaal food should confirm the current certification and preparation at the branch they intend to use.

Bread and roti contain gluten, while cheese, desserts and some sauces can contain dairy. Eggs, fish and other common allergens appear elsewhere on the menu. Shared counters and utensils may create cross-contact. Speak directly to the restaurant before ordering when an allergy could cause a serious reaction.

Ways to get better value

• Check the selected bunny size before comparing prices.
• Choose bean curry or a bean bunny for a lower-cost meal.
• Compare delivery and collection totals, including all platform fees.
• Order extras only when they improve the meal.
• Use a Burger Duo or Family Combo when everyone wants similar food.
• Check daily specials before adding a more expensive standard curry.
• Keep pickles and chillies separate for a mixed group.

Checking a large order before payment

For a large Bunny Bar order, check every size and filling in the basket before looking at the total. A half lamb bunny can cost far more than a quarter bean bunny, even though both lines may initially appear under the same product name. Make sure the correct branch is selected and remove any doubled items caused by returning to the menu. Then confirm the quantity of sambals, pickles, carrot salad and drinks. Small extras are useful, but repeated additions can quietly raise the bill.

Label meat, bean and mild meals when several people are eating together. Keep any allergy-related request separate from ordinary preference notes and contact the restaurant if a safe answer is needed. Delivery notes are helpful for simple packaging requests, but they are not a reliable substitute for speaking to the kitchen about ingredients or cross-contact. Save the receipt until every meal has been checked.

Plan for leftovers before choosing a half bunny or family deal. Curry should be cooled and refrigerated promptly, while bread that has absorbed gravy is best eaten the same day. Store cold salad separately and reheat curry until properly hot. Ordering more food can reduce the cost per person only when the remaining portions are handled safely and actually eaten.

Complete menu details

Hollywood Bunny Bar combines classic Durban curry food with familiar breakfast, burger and grill choices. Use the tables and explanations above to choose the right bunny size, compare fillings and estimate the group total. Because prices and availability vary by branch and channel, the final menu shown for your selected restaurant remains the amount that applies to the order.

A quick final review of portion size, filling, sides and collection time helps the order arrive as expected. It also makes price comparisons fair, especially when one listing shows a small base option and another already includes a larger serving.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a lamb bunny chow?

A quarter lamb bunny is currently listed from about R135 at Springfield Park delivery. Other recent menus show different prices by branch and size, so confirm the selected option at checkout.

What is the cheapest bunny chow?

Sugar bean or broad bean bunny chow is usually the cheapest, starting around R50 on the current delivery listing. A mini portion may be available at selected branches.

What size bunny chow should one person order?

A quarter loaf is the usual full meal for one adult. A mini suits a lighter appetite, while a half loaf is very filling and can be shared.

Does Hollywood Bunny Bar serve food besides bunny chow?

Yes. The menu can include curries, roti wraps, burgers, combo meals, grills, sandwiches, breakfast, snacks, children's meals and desserts.

Are Springfield Park delivery prices the same in store?

They may differ. Delivery listings can use different item prices and add fees. Compare the full checkout with the collection price when possible.

Can I order a vegetarian meal?

Bean bunny chow, bean curry and selected breakfast or sandwich choices may suit meat-free diners. Confirm ingredients and shared preparation directly with the branch.