Kebabs

the celtic tiger

where in your opinion is the most premium kebab available for purchase????

I only had my first kebab around 2 or 3 months ago in ZAYTOON.


O jesus. It was the GREATEST.

Dr. Loon

I'd say Zaytoon is probably the best in Dublin anyway... there's a restaurant called Sinners a little down from that which does Lebanese, I've never been there, but I imagine they might do a good kebab.....
Adnans is really the man to talk to though....

Gordon

I had the most amazing kebab from a small place on Baggot street. It is a kiosk connected to a pub I think next door.

Ismael Kebap I think it is called. It beats Iskanders hands down but I've never tried Zaytoon...

Xterminator

I've never tried that kiosk on baggot st. , but i've tried just about everywhere else.

I've found zaytoon to be the best. the food is consistantly good, and its not bad to get a meal for £6.

X

Gordon

Where be dis famous Zaytoon then?
And hey Xterminator check it out, you're missin out matey

Dr. Loon

Originally posted by Gordon
Where be dis famous Zaytoon then?

Parliament Street

Victor

Originally posted by Gordon
I had the most amazing kebab from a small place on Baggot street. It is a kiosk connected to a pub I think next door.Ismael Kebap I think it is called. It beats Iskanders hands down but I've never tried Zaytoon...

I'm not sure, but I think it closed. Oddly enough I still prefer the good old Abrakebabra type - not mad about lumps of fat and grizzle.

Samson

Originally posted by Victor

Oddly enough I still prefer the good old Abrakebabra type - not mad about lumps of fat and grizzle.

I agree.
I see a lot of these places with the Kebab meat rotating in the window.
Usually, when it is made up of real lamb, the meat does look very fatty.

I prefer to get my fat fed to me surreptitiously !

b20uvkft6m5xwg

Originally posted by Gordon
I had the most amazing kebab from a small place on Baggot street. It is a kiosk connected to a pub I think next door.

I know it well!
Cant think of the name but the guy who owns it is called "Memmet"

WhiteWashMan

london

Gordon

Actually anybody been to Greece and tried souvlaki?? They top kebabs for taste but are smaller.

Gerry

I had an excellent chicken kebab in romayos in maynooth. Considering its a fast food takeaway, the kebab was delicious. It appeared that they actually had fried chicken breast in the kebab, and a decent sauce! A pleasant surprise.

MarcusGarvey

souvlaki is nice.

Greek food is very nice anyway.

Ronan|Raven

The Kebab House down Dominic Street in galway do lovely Kebabs and Burgers and it is within 2 seconds walk of some fine beer distribution centers.

Victor

"The Dubliner" magazine is naming Iskanders as the best Kebab place in Dublin.

Cantab.

Victor wrote:

"The Dubliner" magazine is naming Iskanders as the best Kebab place in Dublin.

They obviously don't have a clue what they're on about.

Definitely:

Zirocco (formerly Alanya's)
Zaytoon
That place on Liffey Street
Iskanders

xzanti

Hit the Spot in Rathmines do a tasty chicken kebab... Not really into kebabs but the bf got one last night and I sampled some of it and I would eat it again...

drdre

i think iskanders or zaytoon.the rest is just crap.

monkeyfudge

Cantab. wrote:

They obviously don't have a clue what they're on about.

Definitely:

Zirocco (formerly Alanya's)
Zaytoon
That place on Liffey Street
Iskanders

Yes. But look at the date. Zirocco, Alanya and Momos didn't exist when that was published.

Dr_Teeth

The Istanbul on Baggot Street (near the bridge) is also top notch.

drdre

OMG -whoever says momos is nice needs to be shot, do you guys even know what the hell goes into those kebabs.

thats why i say iskanders is nice as its fresh as i know because my dads iin the food business.

kindljubi

So what is the average price for a kebap right now? I noticed that the thread is some years old...