$11 for the large kebab! Cheapest around and by far the biggest! Comes with 2 sauces and tastes…read moreamazing. Most kebabs taste great in Brisbane but this place was the cheapest by far for the size and totally worth it. My go 2 kebab place moving forward

There is a time and a place for kebabs and fries covered in sauce and cheese. The time is after…read moremidnight and the place is Fab Kebabs. I like specific food and I know their weird, but you should get kabab shop fries, lettuce, chilies, cheese and ketchup. I know that sound the worst, but it's so good. And the guys don't judge me for my boozey order. The guys who run the joint are friendly and work quickly, which at that time of the night is essential. They also have a great vegetarian selection which is nice to see in a roasted meat focused venue. Definitely one to visit if you're in the area looking for the ultimate comfort food to soak up the night you've just had.

There's really not much I can say to differentiate this place from every other Kebab store other…read morethan how helpful, fantastic, and unbelievably tasty their kebabs and chips are after a night out in the city. Azra Kebabs is a well-needed stop along the way home after a night out - usually best served after you've just stumbled out of the Stock Exchange, because it's so close, convenient, and quick to deliver mouth-watering food. No matter the unreasonable time of night, the staff here is always generous - both in their portion servings and in their demeanours - always willing to put up with loud and obnoxious people who just want a kebab to make everything all better. On a night when all you want is some greasy chicken or beef and a slew of special sauce, Azra's Kebabs make you feel like it's all gravy. Find them along Edward Street, heading towards the city from the Stock Exchange.

For a late night snack that's pretty much grab and go, this place hits the spot…read more It's cheap and even the small kebab is pretty good sized, but the food itself is definitely on the cheap fast food side of things, both in terms of speed and flavor. So if it's late and you're hungry, go for it. If you want a tasty meal, you may be disappointed. Also be warned about the outdoor seating, at least one stool looked damaged - one of the legs was bent, you might be in for a rude surprise if you're not careful!

Now there are many attributing factors when it comes to the condition known as "Fresher Spread"…read more Every fresher gets it. Fat, that is. It's a combination of greasy college food, excessive drinking and Mr Deno's Kebabs (inextricably linked to excessive drinking). You get in the cab after a night out and instead of giving your college address, you say in a drunken slur, "Take me to Mr Deno's at the Ville." And it's all downhill from there. But oh how satisfying those kebabs are when all you've got in your tum is a big churning mess of alcohol. To sink your teeth into a Mr Deno's before stumbling home to college and falling in bed would have to be one of the most satisfying experiences, not be missed out on by any St Lucian collegiate. The fresher spread is even worth it!

kebabs are always good and hot chips made fresh. great 2am hunger killer…read more garlic sauce is the best staff are super chill and friendly great prices

Ever since I found this place in Yelp, I have been returning there around once a week for my lunch…read moretime fill ups. These are some of the greatest kebabs outside of the city and it beats Fortitude Valley kebab shops hands down. Value for money, friendliness, cleanliness are all winners here, and the meat is delicious!! They have some combo deals as well and chips and gravy, all very good!! I've noticed spinach pastries but have not yet tried them.. definitely a winner !

Great kebabs and the chips with chicken salt are always cooked to perfection…read more I Usually order the large combo doner kebab when super hungry which provides suffecient sustanance. Awesome range of drinks too, with Dr. Pepper a staple! Best-most consistent- kebabs in Brisbane!

The Yiros Shop does a good job executing on the contemporary Greek fast casual concept that's…read morebecoming increasingly popular (Souvla in San Francisco most prominently comes to mind), but after my visit I think they need to spend just a bit more time on the core of a gyro as opposed to the peripherals. Star 1: How were the service and atmosphere? While my server at The Yiros Shop seemed to be no older than sixteen, he was very polite and efficient, and explained my options to me in a way that directed me towards some good options. I was disappointed that they didn't accept American Express, but I'm finding that's pretty common in Australia. Star. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? $15.50 AUD got me a pretty good sized mixed meat yiro, which was a pretty good deal even though, as you'll see, they skimped on the meat a bit. Star. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? I'll start off by saying that I liked the selection of meats and peripherals at The Yiros Shop, and it was clear that these were some fresh ingredients. Having said that, I felt a bit robbed of those fresh looking meats, and instead my mixed meat yiro was packed with french fries, tahini sauce, and vegetables with a notable lack of meats. That's not uncommon I suppose, but something to keep an eye on. Single Star. Star 5: Would you be excited to go back? The Yiros Shop was good, but there are so many great kebab or comparable options in town that I can't recommend The Yiros Shop with any sort of enthusiasm. No Star.

Excellent service workers were nice and overall a wonderful experience. I would definitely eat…read morethere again. The food was also magnificent.

Quick, fresh and fresh. Very conveniently located near the hotel and mall. Great little dip in for…read morea meal on the go 24/7.

24 hours!!! Found this gem because it's right next to my apartment! Fresh quality ingredients and…read morebig portions! Had the meat lovers pizza here; nice big slice for $5 AUD and very filling :)

I'll be honest, I only recently just found out the name of this place, yet I have been there…read morecountless times. "How can an individual patron a store regularly yet not know it's name" I hear you fret. The answer: alcohol. Shah Kebab (not "that kebab place near to bus stop in The Valley") is the perfect final destination after a night out. You booze hounds out there know that the ideal remedy for an impending hangover is to buy a kebab and munch it down as quick as you can. I don't know how it works, but it just does. I imagine it has something to do with the speed of the consumption, but I am no Einstein. The Shah Kebab also offers pizza and chips, amongst other greasy delights. For some reason I didn't enjoy the chips I ate there once, I think they were cold or stale or something, but I don't remember clearly. All I remember was the feeling of betrayal and loss, mixed in with the taste of undercooked potato. My advice, stick to the kebab or the pizza. The Shah Kebab is open pretty much 24 hours, but in my opinion, if you're still out a 6 am you should use that money to catch a taxi home immediately before the sun has fully risen. At the end of the day the Shah Kebab isn't that bad but I'm not sure if I'd bother eating there sober.

The Shah Kebab Vegetarian Pizza is sensational! And you want to know the best part...??? It's only…read more$15! $15 for a huge pizza (10 slices in fact), big enough to feed at least four relatively hungry people and maybe three starving people! It is topped with all sorts of things I love like spinach, feta cheese, black olives and fresh herbs... mmm... I have heard that Shah is pretty famous for it's kebabs (especially with the Fri/Sat late night drunken patrons) but I had heard no reports about it's pizza. So last Wednesday night on my way home from a late night Valley meeting I picked one up. Now I consider myself a bit of a pizza connoisseur (having worked in a pizza shop for over a year) and honestly, for $15 this is a pretty damn good pizza. I can only speak for the Vegetarian variety - however I am sure the rest are on par. So, next time you are in the valley thinking about how good that kebab will be - maybe consider sharing a pizza instead (your friends will thank you for it)!

Loved this shop but sadly ive heard its closed down had been going there for many years…read moreTheir charcoal chicken was fabulous

Great old style chicken shop, the charcoal flavour is definitely a thing and all the sides are…read moregreat..Even great home made Turkish delight

I was craving middle eastern food while visiting my parents and when my god-parents wanted to have…read morelunch one day I suggested we go and have a middle eastern meal. My god-mother's friend suggested King Ahiram. The place is just a take-out place with an adjoining room with tables and chairs where you can have a "sit-down" meal. So we ended up ordering a selection of items. I don't know. I am used to going to Little Arabia for my middle eastern food here in southern California and my favorite place in Brisbane is Nono's and omg.... the food here was kinda on the dismal side. I felt really bad that my parents and god-parents had to sit through a different cuisine which I've been touting as so fabulously delicious only to be faced with really sub-par Mediterranean food. We had falafels, hummus, babaghanoush, kebabs, these crescent pastry things which looked like empanadas -- everything was mediocre at best. The meat was dry, the dips needed more olive oil.... falafels were hard as rocks. Tabouleh was flavorless. I never heard the end of it after the meal, even from my son who is an avid fan of this cuisine. We are definitely going back to Nono's next time.

King Ahiram was always a popular option among my uni friends when we needed a quick, cheap meal…read more The funny thing was that nobody actually knew what this place was called because the most prominent words on the sign are CAFE LEBANESE FOOD. It's only when you really take notice that you see King Ahiram's name on there. So yeah, until I paid closer attention when I decided to review it, this place was always known to me and everyone I know as 'the Lebanese place'. I guess the point I'm making is that at a place like this the name is unimportant. The food is tasty, cheap, and a bit on the greasy side so it ticks all the boxes for hungry youths. I wouldn't go here expecting a gourmet meal, but for the prices and the convenience it's worth munching on a felafel kebab or cabbage roll. 'The Lebanese place' might not be fit for a King despite its namesake, but it's definitely fit for a starving student.