I have finally found a kebab place in Melbourne and this is literally down the road from my house!…read moreBonus! They still only have chicken and lamb. There seem to be no beef option in Melbourne but it still taste awesome. I had mixed lamb and chicken with tabouli and bbq & hot chilli sauce. The best thing and the difference about kebabs in Melb and Sydney is that it is toasted! I was so excited when they toasted the kebab! Just the way I like it. Nice and crispy on the outside. It's a small place with a couple of seatings. I'm sure they open quite late. They also have a range of other things like chips and some other hot food but kebabs is the way to go!

Bloody good Kebabs. The line up outside this little hole in the wall joint says volumes…read more Eaten here a few times now and enjoyed it every time

I give this spot 5 stars because it is exactly what it's supposed to be: perfect late night yum…read more This tiny shop on Flinders is right across some pizza places and next door to the Adina apartments hotel. It opens until 5:00am and attracts passers by who are coming back from their night on the town. The food options are pita wraps with meat thrown in doner/shawarma style. They will top that for you with salad and 2 sauce dressings of your choice for $9.50 AUD. Portions are generous, service is friendly and helpful. It's a take away only counter, Turkish owned, pretty authentic on the flavour part -- the wrap is delicious and spot on! If you pass by and need to pick up something quick to eat, skip the pizza and grab a wrap there instead. I really enjoyed a mixed meats wrap with salad, topped with garlic and spicy chili sauce.

This was the best kebab I've ever bit into. Ratio of meat to toppings was perfection and sauce…read moreselection is plentiful. Garlic sauce highly recommended. 10/10 would bite again.

Lovely food grouse food I'd eat it everyday if I could but price it cost to much service is great…read morepeople are lovely good service

Amazing food, warm service. I felt like family as soon as I walked in. I recommend a plate piled…read morewith delicious lamb and fresh salad. Cozy and fabulous Greek dining experience. Go!

This hole in the wall near the corner of Fitzroy & Grey may look a little bit scary, but it…read moreactually has one of the better kebabs in the area! Open from midday until late late late, this is the ideal place to swing into on a Friday night after a few beers. I can't vouch for the meat but the falafel is excellent - always fried fresh and crispy, and the chips are always cooked to order. The guys who work here are super nice, and once they recognise you you can always expect a cheerful chat. They also have a variety of treats like turkish delight and balaclava that are oh-so-good after a salty meal. Now, when I rate this four stars, I mean four compared to other kebab joints around the city, so don't walk in expecting MoVida. When it comes down to it this place is still fast, grungy food, but it's actually a surprisingly good feed on a rather sparse end of Fitzroy street. Yes, it looks a little gross from the outside, but just do it. Go in.

Great lamb kebab. Halal meat that has been sourced with love and delivered with a smile…read more Has that homogenous look about it but don't be fooled - the taste is on point. You can Ask to try all their meats and falafel too - they are always happy to oblige. Recommend for a good casual bite to eat in St Kilda

I can't help but think that I have seen the HSP somewhere before, maybe back in Adelaide, though it…read morewent by another name. Anyway, that is the main reason I end up coming to this place, and that is the HSP. It certainly looks incredibly unhealthy, and sometimes the unhealthier some is, the better it is, and you certainly cannot beat Kallal's HSP. Okay, I'm not so game that I will actually go for the large one, but it is still something that I really find hard to resist the pull of at times.

Best kebabs ever. Simple, perfect and cheap. Lovely staff…read moretoo, can't get enough! I live just up the road and this is a regular for me. PERFECT. If you want a full feed, get the turkish bread, if you want a lighter more compact feed, get the wrap. I also got given a baklava for free last time I went, oh god, it was the best baklava I've had in years if not ever - light, fluffy and oozing with syrup - and just the right amount of pastry. Nowadays too many places overdo it and it just burns or is too dry or complete sog. Not so for the maestros of Alev Alev. Highly recommended.

highest rating kebab certainly justified the food and service by friendly staff.recommended to try…read moreat least once if you are in the area.

Shisha + tea+ kababs = Middle Eastern Deliciousness! Now I…read moreknow lamb Kababs are most popular, but Im quite partial to chcken myself. This is gonna sound weird, but I love a good chicken kebab with lettuce, tomato, cheese , tzatziki, AND bbq sauce. trust me, its delicious! As with any kebab place, you can get one to go, but this is also a sit down restaurant and bar. Several other dishes are available, but I must confess Im a creature of habit and comfort, and stick to the aforementioned kebab of my heart. The restaurant offers tables, both indoor and outdoor, but my favourite place to sit is in the cushioned area by the very front of the place, which looks out onto Acland st in all its glory. I cant wait to sit here in Summer with a nice breeze blowing!The shisha pipes are located here as well, so u can sit, enjoy a drink and a pipe at the same time.

Casablanca has recently opened as a shisha restaurant on Fitzroy Street. You can smell the sweet…read morefruity fragrances of the shisha's well before you have set foot in the door, that mixed with the smell of garlic coming from their signature kebabs. The decor of Casablanca is very bright, the walls are all painted orange and the various shisha pipes are positioned both outside and along the window ledge of the restaurant ready to be enjoyed by patrons. You may choose from flavours like banana, grape, apple, strawberry and watermelon even just the smell of this fragrant smoke is enough to make your mouth water. If your not in the mood for a shisha you may like to enjoy a Middle Eastern style meal, the most popular being their kebabs. The most interesting thing about the kebabs is that they always seem to be on sale for a different price! Depending on the time of day, time of the week etc, you can expect to pay anywhere between $6 and $9.

Adam doesn't hold back in serving up what the customer wants!4 me it's always a mix kebab in…read moreTurkish bread... i've never had a bad kebab yet in the 6 years I've been walking through the front door of this business

The kebabs here are legendary. The bread, mmm, so good. They give you such a large piece of…read moredelicious, fluffy, chewy Turkish bread and fill it with some incredibly well cooked meat that will have you sucking as much flavour as you can get out of the meat with every mouthful. They have a large range of traditional dips to choose from, I cannot resist buying some to take home even though I make a mean humus myself. The price is hard to believe, $6? That can't be right. And a $1 off if you're a student. I really don't think you could find a better deal than that.

I really love this place. I love how dodgy it looks, and how every time I've come, I've gotten a…read moregreat feed. I've always found them to be super generous with the portion sizes, and very friendly when you're a cheerful customer. I'm a glutard, so I can't eat kebabs, but I CAN eat their amazing combos, which is a whole pile of chips with heaps of meat and salad on top. I've gotten this meal every time I'm nearby, and every time I have been full to bursting, and so satisfied. I make sure to ask for extra garlic sauce, because I can't get enough of the stuff. I also like how they do their tabouli (without the wheaty burgal) and how, if you ask, they'll put your onions on the grill with your meat for you. Don't be afraid to ask for extra sauce of things like that. The guys behind the counter may seem unenthused, but that's because their job isn't exactly exciting, is it? If you say hi and give them some energy, they usually react with equally positive energy. This is my favourite meal on Fitzroy St.

The only thing good about this place is that they do chipbabs. Maybe I'm the last person to find…read moreout about chipbabs, but seriously - THEY TAKE CHIPS AND PUT THEM IN THE KEBAB. Genius! You're probably going to want to ask for extra sauce because usually they don't put in very much and it ends up being a sad and dry meal. The food ranges from average to disappointing, and the staff never really seem to be too happy to be there. Honestly, this place is exactly what you'd expect - not terrible, but not exactly worthwhile meal.