Shoreditch
South African food is not as commonplace in London as you might think, so Bunnychow’s expansion from event and street truck to pop-up diner was immediately of interest. The diner sits in the Boxpark: an urban culture-port housing East-end-chic stores, restaurants and bars just off Shoreditch High Street. There’s a bustling and lively feel to the place, adjacent to a tailor and a gaming pop-up, offering what we believe to be a welcoming street-food atmosphere.
Bunnychow takes its name from its signature dish: a hollowed out piece of bread with a saucy filling, the origins of which trace back to the Indian migrant community of Durban during the 1940s looking to keep their lunch intact at work. Henceforth, the bunnychow was born.

The Ginger Chicken bunny (a Thai spin on the Bunnychow classic) was equally tasty - an unusual combination, but it worked really well. As with any good Thai food, the quality of the ingredients shone through.
Bunnychow is a great little diner, serving up great quality, unique food perfect for a hearty lunch or evening bite to eat. My guest and I left very happy ‘bunnies’.
Boxpark, 2-4 Bethnal Green Road, E1 6GY
Average price of a bunny: £6
Food/Drink: 5/5
Service: 5/5
Value: 4/5
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