flat bread kebab

Yourmama

Is there any place In Dublin that does donner kebab in flat bread, like you typically get in Germany? I'm craving one so much, but i don't want pita.

Goodshape

Zaytoon - http://zaytoon.ie

Fantastic donners on fresh made flatbread.

coleslaw

passion 4 food clanbrassil st, really good everything is made from scrach

coleslaw

coleslaw wrote: »

passion 4 food clanbrassil st, really good everything is made from scrach

google best kebab in Dublin and you will see why

Yourmama

Thanks. I know where I'm going next.

coleslaw

Yourmama wrote: »

Thanks. I know where I'm going next.

where op

Gizmo55

Istanbel on Liffey Street. Wouldn’t be the poshest but great kebabs.

And not a pitta in sight.

Cienciano

coleslaw wrote: »

where op

Abra



Never heard of Passion 4 Food, but looking at the google photos, definitely trying it, looks amazing. Zaytoon is the best right in the city centre that I've tried, really nice stuff. Although not as good as a lot of Berlin places imho.

cros13

Zaytoon is pretty good.
My favorite spot though is Iskanders a short walk away on dame street, the bread always seems better:
https://goo.gl/maps/SAf6b9i9s5B2

Not fancy by any means, but they do the bread for every order fresh

Yourmama

coleslaw wrote:

where op

Visited both zaytoon and passion4food. I rate them both very high, but the winner cup goes to passion. Thanks guys.

suicide_circus

Nowhere. The bread used to make the stereotypical German kebab is a kind of flat bread roll sliced open (see photo below) - its ot a peta, its more "bready". In Ireland all the good kebabs are normally wrapped in a flatbread type thing - also delicious but not the same as the bread served in a Hamburg train station at 2am.