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    Kebabish Original

    3.2 (25 reviews)
    ModerateIndian, Turkish, Fast Food
    Closed 3:00 pm - 11:30 PM

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    Alberto M.

    Amazing food, very friendly service. Also they have milder versions of every dish if you're not into the fiery spices. Their lamb tawa is top notch

    Terry W.

    Kebabish Original is a brand of restaurants that now scale the country a vast menu that includes kebabs, curries, burgers, salads and mixed grills. This means that however fussy one of your mates are, they are sure to find something that tickles their fancy. From the outside Kebabish Original looks really trendy and modern with huge panel windows and inside this theme is continued and offers a really cool, trendy place to dine. I came here with a few friends after a game of laser quest, which is just down the road and I ordered a kebab, as I thought this would be the safest bet as the name of the restaurant suggests this is their speciality. I was right and the kebab tasted fantastic, and there is no comparison between the greasy kebabs I have become used to from cheap takeaways to this well seasoned one. My friends weren't as complimentary about the food however, saying that their curries tasted greasy, so I would therefore say that if you do come here, that you go for the kebabs.

    Jonathan F.

    While I normally enjoy the food and service from this restaurant - this evening was much different and I sadly won't be taking away from here again. Aside from arriving 2 1/2 hours from order time, all of the food was delivered cold, and the items at the bottom of the bag were crushed resulting in ruined curry and bread - a guest's meal whose dinner was ruined. While a partial refund was given (only £10 from the restaurant, £15 from JustEat) it was only given with much persistence when the fault lay entirely on the restaurant. There are plenty curry places that will deliver hot and quickly, and I won't waste my time or money at Kebabish again.

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    Review Highlights - Kebabish Original

    There's a mixed grill which sounds amazing (the boys at work had it) which is a huge pot of chops, steaks and other carnivorous delights.

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    Omar Khayyam

    4.1(37 reviews)
    0.3 miWest End
    ££

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    4.6(21 reviews)
    0.4 miWest End
    £££

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