Topkapi is a Turkish Restaurant and Takeaway…read more I've only ever had takeaway from here, but can say it's the best Kebab I've enjoyed in Fife. The Owner and Head Chef, Murat, has been cooking Turkish food for over 25 years and that experience really comes through in the flavour of the dishes. Assisted by another friendly face in Ali, they give you the feeling that nothing is too much trouble and that they enjoy preparing food for you. So far I've tried the large Lamb Shish and Kofte mixed Kebab, which was both substantial and delicious. Tender meat, lightly spiced in the case of the Kofte with crisp salad, sauces and fresh pitta. I've also had the Lamb Sauté. This is a saucy, tomato based dish with slow cooked diced Lamb and served with a seeded bread that is like a cross between Naan and Ciabatta. My apologies for not knowing the name of it prior to the review. Again this was lovely but, if you are ordering this, please remember it is a sauce based dish so not a kebab. With that expectation, you should enjoy it very much. Having only discovered this place relatively recently, I've been three times already !!! Good food and friendly service will do that to you though :-)

We checked this place out, despite the lack of curb appeal, based on the one 5 star review we…read morefound on yelp. It didn't disappoint and would highly recommend. It was around 2:30 and he was was just working on opening but welcomed us in and fed us enough food for 3 people and it was delicious. Definitely recommend and such a welcome change from the bar food that is mostly prevalent throughout the country.

Consistently good quality Chinese Takeaway (with a few Thai dishes offered on the side)…read more As usual my tester dish to try a new place is Crispy Shredded Beef with Chilli Sauce. The beef itself isn't quite as crisp as I'd like here, but the sauce is delicious. That combination of sweetness and spice! I've also tried the Barbeque Ribs, Honey Ribs, Chicken Chop Suey and Chicken Egg Foo Yung, all of which were very good. In addition to the decent quality of the food, they do not skimp on the portion sizes. In fact and do not read on if you are easily offended - if, like me, you're happy with a leftover lunch the next day then that's a distinct possibility. After all, that's why it's presented in microwavable containers is it not? ;-) In common with many other takeaways these days they offer free prawn crackers with orders over a tenner and free mini spring rolls with orders over £15.

Consistently providing great food week after week I look forward to nothing more that a lovely…read moretakeaway from lee gardens

Evening eating out options are still few and far between in Dunfermline but there's no shortage of…read morehome delivery places so it's handy to know the best ones. The night I moved into the town I had Indian food delivered for tea so felt like the same tonight as I prepare (10 years (!) later) to leave. Funny how food and memory overlap. Anyway, New Serena is one of three I like, there's good veggie options, food and sauces are fresh and not too heavy. Always hot, get the order right and in decent time. As well as no minimum spend for delivery, free spicy onions and poppadoms even on my solo order is a nice touch.

Many Edinburgh students are familiar with the two Palmyra kebab houses in the area, and Istanbul…read moreKebabs seem to cater to the exact same crowd. Burgers, pizzas, and most importantly kebabs, are the main dishes on offer, as well as the sacred falafel wrap! What does confuse me is that half the menu has the name Palmyra right next to it. I know the name isn't exclusive to kebabs, but I get the feeling Palmyra may supply a lot of the food Istanbul Kebabs serves. Could Palmyra be so cutting edge in the market, other take outs want their food? I will be investigating this. However, as far as taste is concerned, there's little to complain about, and whilst the place is far from glamorous, I was pleased with my doner kebab! They're not too expensive, and veeery conveniently located if you're a Pollock halls student (which I was at the time) so good for a quick bite.

The latest in a long line of ever changing Kebab restaurants, Istanbul is where Palmyra used to be,…read moreand before that Oscar's. And nothing has changed since the Palmyra days, not even the menu. They still do good kebabs, great ones when you're coming home a little worse for wear, and the staff are all friendly. You can get a small kebab for about £3.50 and a large for for a fiver which is pretty good given Edinburgh's fondness for ludicrously overpriced Kebab shops. The only down side is that occasionally they are a little dried out, and the staff just throw in everything without asking if you want salad, sauce etc. This is not a problem for but I know a few people who are not too keen on their lettuce and it always causes a little bit of hassle. Not quite as good as the Palmyra closer into town but still a fine Kebab shop nonetheless

Visiting family in Scotland, this is their local Chinese takeaway…read more I sampled the shredded sweet chilli chicken & the five spice chicken, accompanied by vermicelli style noodles. The batter on both chicken dishes was not quite as crispy as I would've liked, but it was still very tasty & I would definitely return. Portions were a decent size & well priced for the quality of food presented. It is also located very near to a Cooperative store should you decide, as we did, to partake in some alcoholic refreshment as part of your meal.

Always a personal touch on the phone line and know's what I am going to order before I speak, with…read morethe odd extra portion of honey glazed ribs haha! Great service inside the shop and food is quick but still well prepared. Always tasty and fresh, great place :)

Ordered from here and never heard the delivery driver. Never got a phone call either. I then…read morecontacted bodrums to enquire where my foid was. They said the delivery guy had called but got no answer but said they would come again. They did indeed call again and when I got the bill I could not believe the cost. I called bodrum and asked why it was so expensive to be told I was charged twice for delivery because I never answered my door first time! Unbelievable. Now that was bad enough but when I unwrapped my food and saw the paltry portion within this was like rubbing salt into the wound. I called back to complain but no apologies....totally unrepentant and defensive. Be careful with this kebab shop crew. A right royal rip off. Appalling customer service and crap food (and charged double delivery charge.....never experienced anything like it ever). I feel totally robbed tonight. Never ever go near this joint!

I'm not normally a lover of McDonald's as you'll see from my other reviews but this one is…read morepassable. Its always busy as its just off the bridge and has passing trade coming off the M9. The staff are quite knwledgeable about their menu and they seem to have more special offers on here than in other McD's. The restaurant isn't that big and if you can get one of the armchairs when you sit down as they are really comfy. The restaurant is clean and tidy although the only views is of the car park and the hotel next door, you can't actually see the bridges from here. The toilets, same as any other McD's toilets I'm afraid quite disgusting although these ones are in a better state than some and you see someone going in and cleaning them every 20 minutes if they are really busy! Which is nice to see.

I had heard alot about this Scottish restaurant chain that appears to be making a name for itself…read moreacross the country so I decided to pop in and see what the hype was about for myself. Initial impressions were not the most favourable, the furniture is mainly bolted down (theft may be an issue for them?) and menu failed to inspire - no haggis or cranachan to be seen or heard, but may be this is one of those food fusion restaurants? it did have some german food, such as hamburgers and also french fries. Table service was non-existent and cutlery was severely lacking. However, once we had navigated the strange food acquisition system, we received our meals quite promptly. As one who rarely eats a burger, I was pleasantly surprised - it was well seasoned and contained a host of condiments. Their chips, or "french fries" to use the vernacular, satisfactory and the range of drinks was adequate if somewhat limited. Children seem to be quite taken with the restaurant, and many appear to have received gifts from the friendly staff. While I would recommend this for families, our Bridge club will most likely chose a different venue for next years annual dinner and prize giving/awards ceremony