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I only eat the Chicken Shish that my local Kebab place do. They are a proper Turkish Kebab place with the most amazing Turkish Flat Bread. You ask for what you want and they Barbeque it on front of you. It takes a wee while longer but my Jolly Jesus they are gooooooooood.

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Kebabs are a wonderous celebration of life, food and sharing. If like me you do (or in my case, used to, before I moved) frquent Wilmslow Road, Manchester on a very frequent basis with different groups of friends and have a chicken tikka kebab you will obviously agree with me.

Also, what's all this nonsence about kebabs being unhealthy.. pshhhh I say. Go for a chillo kebab, nice slips of lamb on a bed of rice a good solid meal if you ask me....


HOWEVER if you are talking about that nasty carp served in a pitta bread that falls apart at the very mention of sauce then BAN THE LOT and bring real kebabs down to Bristol because I miss em...



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Yes, in the past couple of years I've eaten more sober than drunk. That said, I live in a predominantly Muslim area where the kebabs are more of a 'normal' food and of a higher quality than your typical post-binge miscellaneous meat pile.

EDIT: When a visiting American friend was first over, we took him to a kebab place after a few jars. He nearly fell over saying "WTF is that?!" when we pointed the 'food' out to him. Oddly, when we explained to him it was a grilled elephant's leg, he believed us and happily ate it. :D

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Anyone for a Doner?

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:laughat:
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. Having lived in Bristol, I can report it has the shabbiest provision of even remotely edible kebabs I have ever seen.

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As theres a kebab thread i'll av a bit of a moan, when i was in ipswich there was a coupla luvly kebab shops and i often treated myself to a 'grease-pop' after a night on the town

however where i am now in the southwest there aint a local kebab shop (a disgrace) an travelling is needed to get one!:smt011

c'mon now after a few beers im hardly likely to jump in the car/on the bike an get meslf a grease-pop am i? avta make do wiv chips after a beer or 5, aint the same dammit, theres no excuse considering the amount of blurry sheep down ere!

rant over:p

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How can you not find a kebab shop, when I can go over to a very small town called St Jean D'Angeley in Mid france and theres one there!

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couldn't believe it when we found it, its not as if you'd expect it if you saw the town itself. It doesn't fit in at all!

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And i thought id seen it all lol

do they do delivery? :p

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must do their phone numbers on the window:)

ah look open lunch time and until 2300....;-)

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Heathen, they are the food of the gods.