Troy is probably my favourite kebab house on this stretch of City Road. They take such care with…read morethe food that it tastes a whole lot better than everyone else's. This may have something to do with the fact that Troy is a restaurant and not just a take away. They serve Turkish and Mediterranean food, as well as the most refreshing tea in the world! The place is run by really friendly people who take a pride in what they do. The atmosphere is very relaxed, and it's a place where a lot of the locals pledge their allegiance. Business is not as brisk as it used to be a few years ago. There are now too many restaurants and takeaways doing the same thing, providing too much competition along the City Road. Troy was one of the first, and thankfully they haven't lost the passion for what they do. A kebab will set you back about £6.00, but there's enough food for two people, making them really well priced for what you get.

Another Turkish kebab house? I think not…read more On the off chance you visit this place and not for the kebab on the night out you should try there charcoal grilled specials, this being their saving grace and unique offering for the area. The have takeaway food as you would expect and some interesting items on the menu. I'm always impressed to see the food I ordered be prepared and cooked in the front of house. The doner kebab is exactly like any you'd find down the street but competes well with Adonis kebab takeaway.

The boys at Mama'a Kebab House know what they are doing! I don't suppose their pre-made, pre-bought…read morekebabs are any different to anybody else's, but for some reason they just taste better than practically everywhere else! I don't know about the burgers, because if I want meat it's got to be a kebab every time, but I also rate the pizza's, and often go for the Sunday special after a visit to the Vulcan. I'm a little ashamed to admit this, but I have been known to recruit pure strangers in the pub in order to go and get two for the price of one on a Sunday... shameful behaviour really... but it's not my fault that this kind of deal is open to this kind of abuse! The guys here are really friendly, and work really hard... I like to think of my little ruse as a means of introducing new people to the establishment that wouldn't have otherwise patronised the place... phew, perhaps I'll be able to sleep tonight after all!

The staff is friendly and the food also tastes good. It is very economical. Their kebab pizza is my…read morefavourite.

As far as I'm aware, KBS stands for kebabs, burgers and sausages! Great eh? Or am I confusing it…read morewith another business in this area that goes by the same name? I'm not sure? What I do know is that KBS Restaurant and Takeaway, or KBS Kebab House, as they are also known, are one of the many kebab takeaways on City Road, that to my mind have failed to distinguish themselves from the rest. Offering kebabs and pizza alongside a number of other low cost fast food items that remain ever popular, there is not a great deal of originality to what they do. The premises are always kept clean, but conform to the typical takeaway format, even though they have a few tables and chairs permitting people to eat in. Can you tell that I'm not really a fan? I'm sorry, KBS is fine for what it is, and it's prices are eminently affordable. It's just that it's all a little to plastic-fantastic and lacking in character for my liking. I would much prefer to pay a little extra and go to Troy or Aladdin instead.

This is probably one of the best takeaway places in Cardiff. Delicious meals and extremely…read moreaffordable prices. Delivery was on 10 minutes late, but it is worth the wait. I'd definitely suggest this restaurant.

Adonis Kebab House is the most curious name for this Halal kebab takeaway. I don't possess a…read morethorough knowledge of the Classics, but as far as I'm aware, Adonis is a Greek God that was revered for his beauty and physique, (a kind of Classical equivalent of today's most adored movie stars, that tend to be legends in their own lifetimes), who was the love interest of Aphrodite, and died tragically way before his time. Adonis is essentially seen as sexy these days... which is hardly surprising considering his union with Aphrodite. So, the fact that this terrible proper Halal takeaway bares his name, makes my smile every time I see it! It's fair to say that City Road is awash with kebab houses these days, all vying for diminishing business, but this is one of the better ones. Not only is it far superior in appearance than some, the quality of the food is streets ahead, placing it in the top bracket for the area... and that's some achievement amid such fierce competition. They are certainly not the cheapest fast food outlet on City Road, but I believe that it is worth paying for quality. I recommend that you dig a little deeper in your pocket the next time you venture onto City Road for a takeout, and give Adonis Kebab House a try. You won't be disappointed. They have recently extended the business to offer eating in as an option. The surroundings are pleasant enough, and the service is good. I recommend any of the lamb options, and the Kofta Kebab.

At the end of the day a kebab is a kebab is a kebab. All things considered Adonis make similar…read morekebab too every other kebab house. Note how many kebab words I use. Any hoot this place has a clean kept shop with a nice appearance and the presentation of the food is good. I only ever have doner kebab so I'm a little biased but they do it well and i'm pleasantly surprised. As just another shop of this type along an awfully long road with many similar establishments there seems no reason to choose this one over any of the others.

Levant Kebab Shop are one of those neatly run businesses that really know what they are doing…read more Everything is just very tidy, if you know what I mean? I guess this is because they have been in business for about fifteen years, and have fine-tuned their operation until it runs like clockwork. What they actually do is not very inventive, but it nevertheless is precisely what people want. What people want includes kebabs, burgers, deep fried chicken, pizza's, with Tikka and Tandoori options, a whole heap of sides with things like chips with cheese and samosas, and also extends to a few vegetarian options... five in fact... but one of these is 'salad in a box! Hmmm... The veggie burgers and Flafel kebab are well worth considering however! The also offer free delivery within a five mile radius on orders over £15.00, and of course there are plenty of meal deals to choose from to make your money go that little bit further.

Dont do it . Iv been a customer for many years and now iv had enough. Soggy cold late delivered…read morefood..if that's what you want give these a go.

I'm a big fan or real chips, especially when you've been to "chippy alley" (you may get the…read morereference after a night out on queen street). Most of the kebab shops and pizza fast establishments, supply fries, the americanised chip that lacks the appetite quenching properties of a real chip. The doner kebab is also very tasty, well made and well cooked food that is a staple simple food from the fast food road. Shah's makes a statement to the rest being a benchmark of fast food quality. Try their chips and you'll find it hard to choose between Shah's and Albany fish bar, that is highly recommend especially from the student quarter.

I do appreciate that they serve 'thick cut chips'. In other words, they serve chips the way that…read morechips should be - real chips. None of this fry nonsense. However, when you've had good solid real chips on Brighton beach, everywhere else has to step up their game in order to even begin to be on the way to matching it. Well, Shah's gives it a go and it's alright for that. But the service when I went in (when it was neither busy nor quiet) was actually fairly bad. It was not quite rude, but abrupt and I was a little put out. Unfortunately, they are pretty good chips... Swings and roundabouts really.

Not to be confused with T&A Stores, just over the road, this is a kebab shop…read more I stumbled, quite literally, upon this shop after a society social. Because the club we had been to shut at 2, everyone was still quite up for partying. However, in an attempt to sober up the most drunk people, we all stopped off together for food. Looking back on the experience the next day I realised how impressive it was that they managed to swiftly and efficiently serve about fifty people who came sprawling in all at once. The food wasn't of a great standard but, then, I wasn't expecting it to be. It is one of few in Cardiff to offer a decent seating area into which all the girls sank gratefully, feet throbbing after a night of constant dancing. It is also the cleanest of all the kebab shops in this area - always a bonus!

So, now not only famous in Cardiff for late night food coupled with that hallowed of late night…read moreamenities 'somewhere to sit and a loo!', but it is famous accross Britain as a location for 'Gavin & Stacey" (Think Smithy being obnoxious in a cafe after Gavin's stag do!) What can I say about T&A? Firstly, I don't think I've ever seen it shut. That may say more about me than about T&A, but it is definitely convenient after a night on the town or in the students union. The food? Fine. Nothing spectacular, but catering mainly for drunk people it doesn't need to be. Chips and Garlic sauce is always good, and in all honesty I tend to go for a Samoza or a Bhaji (and chips obviously). I've not had a kebab in there, but it is all on the menu as well as a vast array of pizzas. The staff are always friendly and helpful, and no matter how many of you there are or how much you are swaying/singing/talking absolute nonsense/crying/telling one another 'love you!' they never seem to be perterbed. I just really like the decor. It has something of the 80s non-chain burger bar or leisure centre about it, but it is always clean and tidy. If you're ever in Cathays, T& A is the place to be!

Bah! On a street like Chippy Lane, where you're surrounded by competition of the highest order; the…read moreelite of the elite of chip shops and takeaways, you do not offer up such paltry fare to the gathered masses of Cardiff! We were raised on the best and we expect nothing less in our 20-something drunken debauchery! We do not want your grainy pigeon meat placed upon a serving of soggy, depressed chips and topped off with a sauce that looks like a cat was ill on my plate and tastes much worse! Take it back and make it again! Better this time! I kid. Kebabland is not THAT bad. But when you're next door to Tony's and Dorothy's, you had better be bringing your A-game, or there's really just no point in trying. A donor kebab from Kebabland sounds like it should be the simplest thing to make and make well. I mean, it's in the name, for crying out loud. Unfortunately, it embodied all the worst things people think about kebabs and justified no end of "I'm not eating that; I don't know where it's been!" from my friends. The fact that I could actually taste the less-than-stellar flavours given my state at the time is testament to that. Go next door; their kebabs are better there too.

Albany Grill is possibly the most diverse takeaway in this area... and believe me there are enough…read moreof them. They are all lined up next to each other too, which is jolly considerate of them! Convenience is everything, and sometimes a long queue can help you decide to go elsewhere, although such popularity is of course, a good indication of the favoured eateries ... tricky... especially if you are in a hurry! Luckily, all of the takeouts at this end of Albany Road have their merits, and so there's not much to worry about. I like the fact that Albany Grill serve Halal meat, but it does tend to make it a bit more pricey. They serve pizza, kebabs, fried chicken, burgers and a good range of Indian dishes too. My personal favourites are the chicken options, but they do everything pretty well as far as I can tell. One word of advice, if you are after Indian food, I'd recommend that you check out Indigo a few doors down before you commit to placing an order.

In the takeaway overload zone that is Albany Road, this simple but effective option picks up a good…read moredeal of trade from nearby pub The Claude and music venue The Globe. Pizza is the most reliable greasy treat on offer here and top value for money as well. As a jack-of-all-trades outlet there is a wealth of alternatives to soak up the alcohol swimming round your stomach post-pub chucking out time: fried chicken, kebabs, burgers. Although the Indian food is possibly a bridge too far considering the saturation of specialists in the field within spitting distance. Nothing remarkable then, but Albany Grill serves its purpose nicely.

Tony's is a classic city centre fish and chip bar, located on Caroline Street - which was always…read morereferred to by locals as 'Chip Alley' until it was tarted up a few years back (around the time when Brewery Quarter opened). Caroline Street is the top spot for Cardiff clubbers to congregate in the early hours to soak up some of their alcohol and cure their late night munchies. Tony's and Dorothy's both do the job well, and generally have queues snaking out of the door during their peak periods, but Tony's is best known for its chicken curry and chips - a hot favourite. They also have pies, battered sausages, fish cakes, battered plaice, kebabs, and even falafels for vegetarians. One other thing about Tony's is the fact that the staff deal so well with all the drunken people they face night after night! I guess they've built up a thick skin, but still they always manage a smile even on the rowdiest of nights.

I feel bad for the other companies on this street; when faced with the dual juggernauts of Tony's…read moreand Dorothy's, they don't stand much of a chance. Sure, most of them have managed to survive for a sizeable amount of time by picking at the scraps these two have left behind, but at 4am, there's really no competition. You walk up Chippy Lane and the only question is "Dorothy's or Tony's?" In fact, the only reason any other chippy on Caroline Street gets any business is because those two often end up so packed with customers, potential punters give a disheartened sigh and "may-as-well" their way to one of the lesser shops. And it's a reputation that's well deserved. At 4am on a Sunday morning, a chippy could get away with serving chips made of wood shaving and cutting kebab meat off a rotisserie pigeon and most of the punters would be none the wiser. Tony's doesn't do this. Instead, they serve some truly excellent fish and chips (I don't speak this highly of artwork; clearly I have issues). They are very proud of their chicken curry off the bone, and they should be; it's good stuff. It's their sausage and batter in chips that is where it's at, though. Getting that in your stomach is the perfect ending to a wasted evening.