Sheffield's Best Kebab House Megathread

[GQsm 10]

By "Kebab shop" I take it you mean take aways so not counting Zeugma.

 

I don't really eat doner meat so below are my favourites for Chicken Shish, Kofte, Shawarma, Seekh, Tikka etc

 

Indian - Zaika at Attercliffe or Kebabish Original off Sharrow Lane

European & Middle Eastern - Elif on Ecclesall Road or Al-Zahir on Carlisle Street

[sophiefletch 10]

i don't know the name of it but its a late night take away near to Embrace and the lions lair, on the corner next to the Grosevener, oh my goodness, garlic mayo hmmmmmmmmm

[LJB23 10]

I really like the kebabs from Sanco's on buchanon rd, both donner and sish are lovely, and they put you the sauces in seperate pots so it's not overloaded

[slh73 32]

i don't know the name of it but its a late night take away near to Embrace and the lions lair, on the corner next to the Grosevener, oh my goodness, garlic mayo hmmmmmmmmm

 

Kebab Istanbul.

[Mr Doctor 10]

Taste of Kashmir's kebabs (Crookesmoor) are awesomely tasty. I don't know/want to know about their hygiene or real quality, but they are tasty and have never made me or my mates ill, so that's good enough for now

 

Also, if you want a genuine good kebab full of good stuff, go for a Greek style one at the Greedy Greek (one near Brocco Bank roundabout, one near Primark in town). Don't expect doner meat and grease, just expect a damn fine wrap.

[Daffy_D 10]

For greed alone, probably Sheffields biggest kebab its gotta be the Big T Special £7.50 from KPC tandoori at Frechville.. Feeds 4 very hungry people... Or just one really fat chuff !! Well recomended ..

[lol9731 10]

Woodseats Kebab House, my fave I go for the chicken and shish not donner, also good is Elif on Eccy Road.

 

Plus Kebabish on bottom of London Road

 

there is quite a difference between mediterranean kebabs and middle eastern ones, and if you find a good one of either you are gonna love it.

 

my all time fave is in london, eddie's fish bar round the back of kings X a true experience....

[CaptainChaos 10]

A thread on kebab shops and no-one has mentioned Chubbies.

[shaggy_x 10]

To resurrect a very old thread ...

In my experience sheffield doesnt really have that many good 'kebab houses'. They tend to pale in comparison with some I've found in Bradford and Birmingham.

 

But anyway, out of what we do have :

 

Just Halal - last time i went was a couple of years ago. It was overpriced for what it is, but unless things have changed, they make and spice their own donner. Whenever I've gone in there its always been empty!!! Perhaps because its opposite Imrans and most people tend to go there, and also because the place is over priced.

 

Imran's on the Wicker - probably the most well known of the chicken and chips places in Sheffield. Quality good and they do dollop a lot of cr@p on for your money. Try the Special Number 1 and 2's. You'd have to be a real fatty to finish the bigger portions. I personally rarely go there now, but when I do , I prefer the KFC style chicken burger.

 

Kebabish London Rd - from what I can tell under new management (though could be wrong). Not tried the donner's or chicken donner, but the 'tikka kebab' (grilled chicken or lamb) is alright.

 

Kebabish Wicker: part of a UK franchise. Not very generous on portions compared to other places, but generally OK, especially the grilled whole chicken. Other Kebabish franchises especially the London and Birmingham ones are much better. Seems to be busy whenever I've been there.

 

I really want to try a genuine Turkish place, so I am tempted to try Elif's. Anyone know if it is Halal?

[belperite 11]

I've found Imran's to be consistently tasty every time I've been.

 

Kebabish London road is a bit of an institution for me - always ended up being my place of choice in my student days.

 

Kebabish Wicker, I've only been once but thought it a bit "meh".

 

Elif's is great, don't know if it's Halal tho.

[Grit Man 10]

Spicey Bites Special.

[Sarkysod 10]

Spicey Bites Special.

 

I totally agree, but it could get an extra kick from a shami and sheek kebab in it.