It's been way too long since I enjoyed a hot, juicy, tasty #YOLOKebab =p~

You guys left too early on Asian Cup final night!!

:lol: How's that rock you've been living under.

Yes. I'm sure it has. :-"

There's better than Lambs Heine...

The joint is called Ulysses (not sure if mentioned in thread already and cbf looking) its on High St in Northcote. Every Cabby knows it. Next time your in Melbourne, hit it up!!

I find the Lambs meat to be a bit dry at times. Ulysses is quality, but dont expect a nice rstaurant to sit in. It is a dingy corner shop, but oh so good!!!

Will back this up.

There is a food van on Mickleham road near the airport port that is good if you want a very greasy post football drunk kabab

I got one on my last away day in Gosford and it was the sex. Can't remember what the place is called now.

Edited by scotty21: 5/3/2015 02:24:47 PM

Pitstop kebabs? lol yeah its ok there is one down the road (in a shop not a van) called quikstop kebabs too.

Pitstop>Quikstop IMO. but Quikstop has eftpos which is a bonus

Some good ones:
Corner Bell & St Georges Rd.
CK Cafe & Kebabs on High St Thomastown

I've been kebab free for probably a year, maybe more, but I'm working upto my next one.

You should be ashamed of yourself. I am. I shake my head and wonder if it's because your whipped. ;) :P

I was just stoked there was one across from my hotel in Carlton. I was set. All I had to do was stumble home from the tram back from St Kilda or wherever I was, and salvation was a 10 step walk away. :lol:

Next time I'm in Melbourne we're going to have do a kebab crawl. It's like a pub crawl but meatier. :lol:

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Made myself one with hummus and tabbouleh. You don't get that in Germany and they always have pocket style bread which I think could be a real novelty in Australia. Do any kebab places in Australia do that? Or is it always a long wrap?

Mustafa's in Berlin is easily the best I've ever eaten. Goat's cheese, spices, deep friend and crunchy vegetables and the sauce portion is light which doesn't saturate the crispy, fresh, warm bread but goes perfectly with the meat. I always order two. Waited two hours once and went there another time expecting a massive line but only had 5 people in front of me. http://www.yelp.com/biz/mustafas-gem%C3%BCsed%C3%B6ner-berlin Check it out.

That's why you love us.

I just can't stomach them anymore :lol:

Brothers kebabs in banksia has to be the go.
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Edited by brendo: 8/3/2015 11:20:26 AM

Yet you ate the pizza slices( or whatever they were ) that looked like they had been sitting there since 8 am. I'm surprised they had the audacity to charge you for them.

Greek Souvlaki places are popping up like weeds in Sydney..and offer what you are describing.

Bump.

Hit up Victoria Yeeros this arvo in Marrickville for a late lunch. Heard a lot of people on here rave about it over the years. It wasn't bad. I thought it was a bit shit they charged me $1 for tzatziki, $1 for tabouli. So a kebab, small chips, and 2 drinks came to just under $25. Having said that, it was very nice. The meat was juicy, and the tzatziki was fresh and full of garlic. The salad was fresh and crisp too.

Good joint. :)

New kabab van in sunbury had one after coming out of the movies a few weeks ago. Wasn't to bad.

Whilst I know this thread is for talking about the kebab, souvlaki and anything else delicious you can wrap up and stick in your mouth, but I really need to tell you guys about Mr Crackles. It's like Pork heaven.

https://www.facebook.com/mrcrackles?fref=ts

We will be going there post-Sydney derby. Oh yes, yes, yes!

There's going to be an SBS TV show on Kebabs. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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I'm now starving

Over the m80 weekend, consumed a Jimmy's kebab at North Parramatta. I've had one before, and it wasn't bad, but apparently they've been taken over and are now running under new ownership, and the kebab certainly wasn't as good as I remember. I actually don't remember much of the kebab, but the post-morning kebab mouth I had was fucking putrid. :lol:

A few of the m80s had a kebab from Mayfield Kebab store. I ended up getting the charcoal chicken & chips but a few of the lads got kebabs. How were they? They seem to get very positive reviews on their facebook page. But having said that, it's Newcastle. They probably think the next most ethnic food is Dolmio Spaghetti bolognese out of a jar. :lol:

they served a joint with the kebab??? no wonder it tasted good...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Victoria Yeeros is fantastic. Driven a long way for one of those!

Mascot Kebab shop on botany rd has the best kebabs handsdown