$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.

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!

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.

POP QUIZ HOTSHOT: It's past midnight and you've been settled in at one (or more) of West End's…read morewatering holes since dusk. Despite an earlier conventionally timed dinner, you've been struck by what might be called 'drunken munchies'. What do you do? WHAT DO YOU DO? You go to the greasy kebab joint with the ridiculous name, not because you really WANT to but because you HAVE to. It's quite simply the only place open after a certain hour. Join the queue full of like-minded fools and try not to get into an altercation with the more aggressive punters who might accuse you of stealing their spot in the line. Once you get to the front of the queue your fortunes will improve, sort of. Now to choose from the dubious bounty before you. Basically the options are a dodgy kebab or a some of their stodgy pide pizza, which has a consistency akin to an old kitchen sponge and a taste that's only slightly better. It's $3.50 for a slice but it gets cheaper when you buy in multiples, but again, that's probably not a good thing. Maybe I'm being too harsh. They do an interesting Hawaiian kebab with pineapple on it. Kooky!

Right, I understand that it must be a bit of a bitch working in a Kebab store, especially one that…read moreat one point will serve aRight, I understand that it must be a bit of a bitch working in a Kebab store. Especially one that will, in a matter of hours, serving a multitude of drunk, disorderly and retarded individuals, spilling like diarrhea fart out of the nearby bars. I get it. It's probably gets very stressful, annoying or repugnant even. However, if it's ten o'clock at night and I need a bite to eat, AND I haven't been drinking, please Mr Kebab man, be nice to me. All I wanted is a chicken kebab with no onions. Yes that right no onions, I'm not a fan. Sorry as well, no, I don't want any extras no matter how many times you push them. Please stop scowling at me, just take my money and put it in the register. Oh, now that you've put the roll in the toaster you're going to walk around the counter and out to the street to see what's happening. Nothings happening its ten o'clock. That's cool, take your time, I'll just wait here until you see fit to retrieve my meal. Oh, you're going back now? Good. Are you scowling at me again? Oh, that's hot, do you think I can have a couple of serviettes to hold this aluminum packaging its kind of burning my hands. Can you say something? Oh I get it, just follow your scowly scowl scowl over there. Thanks.

On a friend's recommendation I gave Char Char Yiros a miss for once (still love you guys) in favour…read moreof this new kebab kid on the block. On walking into the place I got the sense it was still a work in progress, with some tradesmen on a ladder doing what look like some plumbing work. But it didn't get in the way of me making my order, which was one of their tasty sounding 'Shish tawouk kebab' -- chicken skewer, pickles, lettuce, tomato, onion & garlic mayo in Lebanese bread. I've never had a kebab with pickles on it before, and I have to say -- I'm converted! The tartness of the pickles and crunch of marinated mustard-seeds went well with the garlic mayo (a similar combination that you find in Western hamburgers). The chicken pieces were tender and expertly cooked. Their bread is good quality too -- chewy and strong enough to hold its contents; no fuss no muss. At $8 it's about the same as a yiros across the road (although you get a bigger portion for your money), and as the guy serving me pointed out, it's traditional Middle-Eastern cuisine, as opposed to the Greek take you get at Char Char. They have some really interesting looking items on the menu I'd like to try, such as their walnut labne, chicken fahita and charcoal-cooked whole chicken (served w/ garlic dip & Lebanese bread). They also have an outdoor courtyard (still having the final touches put on but operational nonetheless) where you can take your meal. You can even have a shisha (traditional Middle-Eastern water-pipe used to smoke flavoured tobacco) if you're so inclined.

Great tasting Mediterranean food. Fresh made to order. The owners where very friendly and…read moreaccommodating to our needs. Adjacent in the rear was a well appointed outdoor Hookah Lounge. My cousins enjoyed a shisha season for $20 AUS. Staff on hand where ever to help and replenish the shisha.

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!

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.

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

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 love this place so much. I go there every so often to get myself some nuggets and fries. Honestly…read morenot the most healthy thing, but it is genuinely so good if you want to cheat a little. I recommend this place if you are in a rush and need something quick to get, their food is so easy to eat and I love it.

Not just any McDonalds. This one has the same stuff as all the others yes... i'll concede that…read morefact. But I'll have you know that this is the one I choose to go to over all the other ones, and that makes it super special. I go there for the playground. It's not only a McDonald's play area, it's under shade. Now for all you mums out there looking for a place to dump your 2-5 year old kiddies, this is the place. I know it doesn't sound like that big a deal, but it is! Do you know how many mums out there wish there was a place like McDonalds with a play area under shade? While they can talk, eat, be merry. There are millions. And that, my friend, is why this McDonalds is super special. You can lock those smelly little suckers up and they can't go anywhere while you have a chat with your friend, lover, some stranger... it's fantastic. You can finally grab those really precious few minutes if not more (there is rubber matting, it will reduce the time the child falls to when you actually have to get up and see to that they are okay because the rubber matting, sponges their fall mmm hmmm you see?)... and for free. FREE. Cheap food, no entry fee and free enclosed play area... these words are like music to a tired, restless, about to lose it mothers' ears. It sounds very hard to believe I know... shouldn't all play areas for McDonalds be under cover? The answer is NO people.... the answer is no. This one even has a McCafe and is now a 24 hour establishment... even better! I have driven around Centenary looking, the Hungry Jacks has a playground so under the sun the paint has started stripping and the metal has started looking very grimy. The KFC doesn't have one, the other ones are in a shopping centre... just trust me on this one. Take a breather, I never thought I'd say this, but go check this quinkydink out.