What Is The Best Kebab In Dublin?

Ross_Mahon

There's an indian take away called 'kebabish' that do amazing kebab's! The borza kebab's are probably the best chipper kebab's, anyone know of any other places? or homemade ones that are nice?

oblivious

Zaytoon by a mile

The meat is produce on site, which is much beet that the crap in Abra or chippers and they make their own bread

olaola

oblivious wrote: »

Zaytoon by a mile

The meat is produce on site, which is much beet that the crap in Abra or chippers and they make their own bread

I second Zaytoon, it is food you'd actually eat while you were sober!

Ross_Mahon

oblivious wrote: »

Zaytoon by a mile

The meat is produce on site, which is much beet that the crap in Abra or chippers and they make their own bread

I have found some kebab bread to be very rubbery, and hard to eat

Mcfecked

Iskanders on Dame St.

Amazing!!

djkeogh

Haven't had an Iskanders in ages so can't comment anymore. Zaytoon is the business. Have frequently eaten there sober as well as drunk. Not many places I would do that for a kebab in fairness.

olaola

djkeogh wrote: »

Haven't had an Iskanders in ages so can't comment anymore. Zaytoon is the business. Have frequently eaten there sober as well as drunk. Not many places I would do that for a kebab in fairness.

I think that is really the litmus test really... "would you eat there sober?!"

In a different surrounding, Brasserie Sixty6 do a really smashing lamb chunks on a skewer thing (posh kebab). Juicy and tasty mmmm

Gyalist

Momo's on Aungier Street opposite the DIT has the best kebab. Better than both Zaytoon and Iskander's... and cheaper too.

Zaph

Zaytoon carries the BGRH seal of approval, and in fairness if anyone knows about kebabs it's the Brothers.

Gavin "shels"

Iskanders & Zaytoon.;)

WindSock

Mcfecked wrote: »

Iskanders on Dame St.

Amazing!!

+1 best i've had so far. must be the sauce


momos on the quays = terrible food, terrible service.

Galadriel

Sultan on George's Street, used to like Zaytoon until I went there, they are sooooooo good! I always get the lamb kebab.

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The Chili Sauce in Iskanders is bleedin' gorgeous.

The meat in Zaytoon is lovely.

oblivious

DesF wrote: »

The Chili Sauce in Iskanders is bleedin' gorgeous.

The meat in Zaytoon is lovely.

Sounds like a experiment for a drunken Friday nite

neuro-praxis

Zaytoon, without a shadow of a doubt. Their donner kebab meal is cheap and delish.

dr strangelove

I'm with Galadriel on this one, Sultan.


Best.
Kebabs.
Ever.

100% FACT!


PS. Did you know that 'Zaytoon' is the name of a big shopping mall in Tehran?

gucci

I would have to give my vote to Zaytoon also, it has the sober vote as well as the lovely drunken food one too! Iskanders is good too, but id prefer Zaytoon every time

tSubh Dearg

On the recommendations of this thread I tried a donner kebab in Zaytoons yesterday. It was yummy! I've only had their burgers before (one of the tastiest I've ever had btw).

rasoul

kebabish, without a doubt, lovely naan bread, it is on the street heading into town from harolds cross canal

truecrippler

Zaytoons? Jahsus, and to think I walk past there nearly every day going to work in Whelans. Gotta get meself one.

Galadriel

Although I prefer Sultan I work around the corner from Zaytoon and popped in there yesterday lunch time for a very tasty lamb kebab.

Raekwon

Gyalist wrote: »

Momo's on Aungier Street opposite the DIT has the best kebab. Better than both Zaytoon and Iskander's... and cheaper too.

No way!!! Momo's is awful! They put a few slices of lamb (or chicken) into an ordinary pitta bread and call it a kebab. Cheap muck!

The best is either Zaytoon or Sultan. I haven't eaten an Iskander's kebab in so long, I think I might have to get on tonight to see what they are like.

WindSock

Has anyone been to kebab k-lub? I had one from the one in Fairview and it was cheap and tasted nice (but unsoberly) I see there is one behind Stephens Green Shop also. What is this one like?

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WindSock wrote: »

Has anyone been to kebab k-lub? I had one from the one in Fairview and it was cheap and tasted nice

That place in Fairview is one of the filthiest hovels I have ever had the misfortune to set foot inside.

It didn't taste nice, that was the alcohol.

It used to be a Abrakebabra, but Abra took the franchise off the owners.

That must say something.

I wouldn't eat there if it was the last kebab house on the planet.

It's like Abra's cheaper, skankier, sluttier little sister.

Ew.

Gyalist

WindSock wrote: »

Has anyone been to kebab k-lub? I had one from the one in Fairview and it was cheap and tasted nice (but unsoberly) I see there is one behind Stephens Green Shop also. What is this one like?

The one on Stephen's Street? I wouldn't even think about it.

WindSock

Oh right so. I only ever eat chicken ones. I guess I will try to avoid it now if I am sober.

Gyalist

Apologies for resurrecting this old thread but I have to withdraw my vote for Momo's.

The clear winner is Kebabish on Clanbrassil Street. I was walking by a few days ago, noticed the sign and remembered this thread. It was worth it. They served my chicken shawarma with a tangy, tamarind sauce as well as the usual garlic sauce and it was out of this world.

Hootanany

King Kebab Dorset St proper Turkish one own bread and a €5:D

hobochris

I haven't tried Zaytoon buts definitely on the must try soon list. Iskanders though Is the best Kebab place I've been to so far. *Drools*

aidan24326

hobochris wrote: »

I haven't tried Zaytoon buts definitely on the must try soon list. Iskanders though Is the best Kebab place I've been to so far. *Drools*

Iskanders is nice but Zaytoon definitely the best! Try it and you'll see.

Ask for a lamb shish, not a doner. It's excellent. (the chicken shish is good too).

antoniosicily

aidan24326 wrote: »

Iskanders is nice but Zaytoon definitely the best! Try it and you'll see.

Ask for a lamb shish, not a doner. It's excellent. (the chicken shish is good too).

Iskanders *was* nice, the place burned and it is now closed