The reviews are all right. This place is family run and the food is delicious. I could taste all of…read morethe ingredients each bite. Everything is fresh and made to order. I especially loved the spicy berber sauce and garlic mayo on my lamb kebab. We visited this place a couple of times during our trip because the food was that good. The service was incredible and the owners are very open to answering any questions or making suggestions. It can get crowded at dinner time, but it's because they are that good. PROS: Lamb kebab Berber sauce Fresh ingredients Family run business Prices

Friendly staff, quick service, and enjoyable food. It's a solid option if you're in the area for…read morelunch, but there wasn't anything spectacular about the food to make this a must-visit by any means.

No authenticity as the kebab wrap was a tortilla. Would not recommend. A little pricy for what the…read moreportion was terrible all together. Please save your money and head to eat street. Although the atmosphere isn't the best if your looking for quiet. At least the food seems better.

I tried ordering a lamb doner sandwich and the lady said they only make lamb wraps. The menu has…read moreChicken Doner sandwiches so I don't understand why they wouldn't be able to make a doner sandwich with lamb instead of chicken.

One of the guys was a prick. He seemed annoyed we were coming in right before they closed, which is…read moreridiculous. Either you want customers or you want to close. If you want to close then close earlier. They have a long list of sauces to choose from. If you take more than 40 seconds to decide he may decide for you or cut you off and put your order in. I can't fathom why you'd ever be rude to the people paying your bills and your paycheck.

My Go-To Spot for Years - Still the Best…read more I've lost count of how many times I've eaten at Kebab Turka - and for good reason. The food is always on point: juicy, flavour-packed, and satisfying every single time. Whether it's the doner, iskender, or a simple wrap, it's never missed. What really stands out is the consistency. You know how most places slowly go downhill over time? Not here. If anything, they've only gotten better. The prices are more than fair, the servings are generous, and the flavour? Unreal. Bonus points for the sweet chilli sauce - they never hold back when I ask for extra (which is every time). The staff are always friendly, quick, and happy to make things just how you like them. I've tried Turkish food all over the country, but nothing ever hits quite like Kebab Turka. It's the gold standard in my book. If you haven't been yet, go. You're missing out. -- A loyal fan with a sweet chilli problem

Overall food 3.8- rounding up…read more Got the chicken and lamb. Enjoyed the chicken more. Generous portion can be shared with family. It was good for small town kebab. Would recommend for locals to try.

Great food!!! Ordered on Uber Eats and delivered to my hotel…read more Portions are very generous. The rice was cooked perfectly. Definitely get the lamb vindaloo and the chicken tikka masala.

We had a nice dinner in this welldecorated dining room this evening. I had the mixed tandoori…read moreplatter and Nancy was thrilled that her saag paneer was not at all spicy, as she prefers it. There was a nice been list including a Speights dark which suited me, and pashwari naan was a new one for me that I appreciated. Large portions meant that we will be able to have takeout lunch on the road while driving to Wellington tomorrow

On our drive to Tauranga, we needed a quick bite to eat, since it was already getting pretty late…read more So, we decided on the first town and and headed straight for the town center. We parked right in front of a take-out burger place and asked him for lamb dishes. He was kind enough to direct us to Mr. Kebab. Wow! We were impressed!! The place is spacious with seating inside and outside. A really fun decor... Turkish, I believe from some of the writing on the paintings. I wish I had been able to take pictures, but alas my phone had died. Some of the seating areas were cushion arranged around a low table, made it look more authentic for sure. The service was incredibly friendly. The gentleman, owner, I assume went out of his way to explain the dishes. We settled on sharing the lamb kebab (gyro style) on "chips".... fries.. lol. Four different, salad type vegetables, hummus, and 3 sauces. All for 15 NZ$. Oops, when we got to the register, we saw the sign: "no credit cards accepted" We had only just arrived in New Zealand and banks had been closed. We had 0 NZ $ !! No problem at all. Just pay in US $. How much? Oh... $10 should be fine. This was amazing to us. To top it of, the plate we ordered was huge. We could hardly finish it between the two of us. There also was a jug of water available free of charge. If I could mention one thing to improve would be to add ice cubes and a slice of lemon to the water. But other than that, the place deserves a perfect 10 Five stars all around for the tasty food, impressive services and a great atmosphere all over. Highly recommend this place!

This place is fantastic, looks like just a little hole in the wall kebab place, but the food was…read moresuper delicious and they have vegan and gluten free options! Also the prices are hard to beat, would definitely recommend!

On our way one late Friday on a road trip we found ourselves again at Fez Kebab in Matamata. The…read morekebabs are great value and the staff friendly. The space is bigger than any kebab joint I have seen. Clearly not hardup on retail space in Matamata and probably still cheaper than the tiny spaces in Auckland City. Here the landlord probably would have split that space into 3 shops to get more income from his lease holders. Anyway I hope this joint is around for plenty more of my hikes to come. It tastes so fresh and healthy and there is a little complimentary iced water stand. Make an excuse to pass thru Matamata and stop here.

The chicken kebabs/salads are great and excellent value. I wouldn't recommend the lamb as it's…read moresausage consistency and quite mutton-tasting. We once also ordered a pizza from there and it was quite nice too. Overall, a good local.

After hiking up Mt. Maunganui, we were looking for a place to eat. There's plenty of options in the…read morearea so we walked along the main strip and found Turkish To Go. It's right in between Bella Italia and The Coffee Club. We dropped in on a Saturday afternoon (around 1:45pm). Most people were doing takeout so we also did the same. The menu is split into iskender, vegetarian kebabs, meals $10 and under, pita pockets, meze/sides, kids menu, salads and desserts. You can customize exactly what you want in your order. Service is fast and friendly enough. - Lamb on rice ($10.00 NZD) - my dad's order. Literally just rice and lamb slices. Lamb didn't taste very lamby. He tried the tomato sauce on his. - Mixed iskender ($13.00 NZD) - came with rice, salad and choice of sauce (up to 3). Rice was really good. We tried the avocado sauce. Sadly, it didn't help the chicken or lamb; both were a bit dry and bland. The salad mix was good along with the hummus, tzatziki and red beet labneh. Good portion size too. - Falafel vegetarian kebab ($10.50 NZD) - came with salad topped with any combo of sauce wrapped in a warm pita bread. The falafel was delicious. Loved how they smashed the falafel down in the pita and toasted it up for a slight crunch. Tasty! Great spot for cheap, tasty Turkish/Lebanese food. Takeout is perfect as it's right by the beach.

Bomb. Super filling, really tasty, and overall great…read moreatmosphere. Definitely coming back if I get the chance.

No question that this is the best kebab shop in the Mount. There are three to choose from. The only…read morething about this place as opposed to the others is that they don't serve fries (chips). So if you want chips, you should head on over to Istanblue, the second-best kebab shop in the Mount. All of the guys who run the shops in the Mount are actually Turkish, so that's neat. Sadly none of them serve actual real Turkish food but that's not their fault. New Zealand has weird taste!