Good Baklava's primarily because it's pistachio based meaning Turkish as opposed to walnuts meaning…read moreGreek. I like both but I'm partial to the Turkish ones because the Greek ones often swim in honey syrup and it's just too much for me.

I discovered this food court while waiting to check into my hotel. The first time I ate here I…read moremade a mistake and had McDonalds for breakfast....that was a big mistake. On another visit I checked out Enfes Kebabs...the food served here is Turkish...as I walked around there booth I knew I needed that Doner Kebab. The guys working here are really helpful...almost too helpful...they are constantly trying to get you to order...I understand that they are in a food court and they are trying to land me on the hook like a hungry fish. There booth is in the center of the food court, so they have a really amazing spot. The Doner Pita is a like an American Gyro except really really good. The meat here is real meat that is roasting on a fire spit, unlike in America where we have a giant piece of processed meat...yuck!!! Whenever I come to Sydney for business I make sure to walk over to Darling Harbour to do a little shopping and to get some lunch here. The food is really good. There are other Turkish delights here but I am in love with the Doner and I am not willing to change.

Great food! Huge portions. Make sure you get the chicken salt on the chips. Lots of options!read more

We came to Sydney on a Monday, where a lot of small restaurants are closed. So we went to "Our…read moreKebab House". Very friendly staff. We took a Kebab roll with chilli and garlic sauce: Great.

We all have that favourite kebab shop that we swear has the best kebabs in all of Sydney. Well, I'm…read moresorry, but unless your favourite kebab shop is also Brothers Kebabs on Princes Highway, you are sadly mistaken. Playing homage to their Turkish origin the Brothers boys ensure all their kebabs are of genuine Turkish quality with only the best meats on offer including beef, lamb and chicken to mix and match with the fillings of your own choice - including tabouli, lettuce, onion, cheese, tomato and more - to create the ultimate kebab to suit your tastebuds. Prices are average starting from $8.50 for a kebab and extra for special fillings, which may seem steep but at the end of the day, how can you put a price on absolute satisfaction? And for just an extra $3.50 make sure you order hot chips as a side, their slightly lemony flavoured chicken-salted chips are a definite must. But to make things even better, the kebab shop is open til late for all those party goers looking for a late night feed after a big night out. They say alcohol makes your food taste better, but in this case, trust me, it doesn't need it.

This place is an institution. Most of us who lived down south would've been to Brothers…read moreKebab...most often at 2am on our way home in a cab and rarely would we remember it the next day unless You took it to bed with you (the kebab, mind out of the gutter please) If I've just described your every experience at Brothers, do yourself a favour and turn up during the day and/or while you're sober because you're missing out! The kebabs are not only good, they are also consistent... they're juicy and delicious Every. Friggin. Time. As for which kebab and what combo, everyone's got their fav and swear to god bro it's like the best, you'll never eat anything else, so I'll let you choose your's. If you're not onto it already have it with the yoghurt drink, perfect combo.

I was told this place was the best place to get a kebab...they must have thought I was super drunk…read moreto pull the ol' switcheroo on me because I asked for a chicken kebab and they gave me a lamb kebab. I also asked for no onions and they gave me extra onions. If they were doing it to mess with me, well done...but based on the English signs they carry maybe they just have really poor English. Either way, definitely not the best kebab unless you're right outside Scruffy Murphy's or really NEED a kebab...but the one around the corner is better.

This kebab shop has saved my drunk ass on an occasion or two. Positioned so conveniently next to…read morethe 24-hour backpacker pub Scruffy Murphys, it serves the best schooner-soak up grub around. Queue up, slurrrrrrrr your order, watch the lightening quick hands in amazement, manage to catch the roll they chuck at you, somehow make correct change, stagger to the left (or shuffle to the right), peal paper back with delighted carelessness, sink teeth into delicious kebab. BAM, you're sorted. Whether it's your first night's feed, or the unnecessary second dinner, I suspect you'll be happy to be feasting. And because no good street food experience is complete without a trashy little curb sit, pull up some asphalt and make yourself comfy. Your body will thank you for the refuel. That is, if it isn't too busy cursing you.

Best late night kebabs in the inner west. Toasted as well which is awesome. Quality kebabs at a…read moresuper awesome price especially compared to up the roads where a certain other 'yeeros' place insists on charging $0.50 even for tomato/bbq sauce. The felafel is the best I've had anywhere. Not dry. Very tasty.

Amazing shawarma and Falaffels. I found them on Google and…read morenoticed that they were not on Yelp, so I am adding them here. I ordered a salad with a combo of chicken, beef and lam shawarma , it was freaking delicious . I also ordered falafels on the side- super yummy, they just melted in my mouth. The shawarma was super flavorful, great food, fresh, healthy and DELICIOUS. I highly recommend it!!!

Cute restaurant near the bridge walk we were about to take…read more Lots of gluten free options. Basically their food presentation is to put the food on boards and make them look artsy. I loved it. Basically ordered the avocado toast but when it came out it looked so artsy and more food than a basic avocado toast. My gluten free toast was a little burnt though. The service wasn't great. Took awhile to get our food. Almond milk Lattes were really good and frothy. Sometimes it's hard to get frothy almond milk. Nice attention to detail on the decor and food presentation. Fun little cafe. Pricey though for breakfast. I think I got the cheapest thing on the menu They were having a cute market right next to the restaurant so that made it even cooler.

Today we stopped by the market to shop around for interesting souvenirs…read more SERVICE - You went up to the counter and ordered there. Once you found a seat, the would bring you your food. I did see other people who got seated and ordered from a menu as well. I assume it worked both ways. FOOD Gyro Wrap - You could pretty much customize your own wrap. I did a very basic beef, lettuce, onion, tabbouleh, and garlic sauce. The meat was flavorful and tender. The veggies tasted fresh and the pita was warmed. The garlic sauce was a bit too mild for my liking. I was hoping they would have some sort of tzatziki sauce but they did not. Overall, fairly healthy meal that tasted great!

Walking along George Street, you pass by several food establishments. I was on a hunt, looking for…read moresomewhere that sold kangaroo meat. Lo and behold, Oz Turk Pizza and Kebabs had a huge chalkboard sign in front of their store with the word "kangaroo" in large font. And it was just around the corner from my hotel too! I walked in on a Wednesday evening, roughly past 9pm. The place was empty and unbearably hot. I couldn't imagine how the people working here don't suffer from a heat stroke. Although Oz Turk has an extensive menu including pizza, kebabs, pastas, salads, burgers, etc, I skipped browsing the menu on the wall and asked for a kangaroo burger with chips. For my first time trying kangaroo meat, I was quite impressed. It wasn't as gamey as I anticipated, and it tasted a little bit like beef. The meat was so tender and juicy I almost forgot how dry and stale the bun was. The thick-cut chips were fresh, not overly salted, though borderline undercooked because the center was a little grainy and chewy. Service was quick and friendly. I appreciated how my burger and chips were made fresh, because the pizza slices under a heat lamp all day didn't look so appetizing. Oz Turk is open 24 hours a day, which seems to fit nicely on the George St scene.

Great Kangaroo Kebab!! The meat is tender and intense in flavour! My friend had the kangaroo…read moreburger, but the kebab was so much better! I liked it so much, that I went back the night after again, haha..keeps you from a bad hangover too. For 9.50 very achievable! And they are open every night during the night - so if you are looking for a midnight snack :) Go and try it!

On a lazy, rainy Sunday afternoon when all you want to do is curl up on the couch and watch movies,…read morethis cheap take-away kebab and pide shop always hits the spot. I'm not even really that much of a fan of kebabs, but the ones here seem less greasy and you can choose your vegetable fillings. The $5 Turkish pizza is the standout for me. This little shop enjoys a consistent string of clientele because it is one of the few places open in the area on a Sunday. It's take-away but there is a table and two chairs outside if you don't want to eat at home. Cash only.No contact number provided so just pop in and experience what these guys have to offer in person.

This place bungs out a great range of all the foods you're usually looking for when you've got your…read morebeer blanket on and you need something to line your stomach. Their pides and kebabs are great and really hit the spot after a few pints at any of the nearby watering holes (like Arcadia, Bearded Tit etc). Their prices are pretty reasonable especially given that they seem to have a monopoly on the area's kebab distribution. I'd also recommend grabbing a kebab for lunch if you want something tasty and substantial to eat for about $10.

I miss this place!!!! So crunchy and fatty. Can you open one up near a train station or a tourist…read morearea? Bit of a trek to this area. The meat portions and skin is good. I think about this place every time I visit fr america.

Oink Oink! This place is meat heaven. This is a small little shop, there's a few seats with a…read morecounter to eat at, but I believe most people order take away. This place was recommended by an Aussie friend. She said if i eat anywhere in AU, to make sure it's at Mr. Crackles. We ordered the ever so delicious "Sweet Pork" -Master stock braised pork belly served with a cabbage salad, mayo in a soft bun, I'm still dreaming about that sandwich. We also ordered the "Sticky BBQ Pork" BBQ pork, Smokey BBQ sauce, Ranch salad and onion rings in a soft bun. Can't wait to go back and try some other delicious sandwiches, they also have some fries, nacho fries, bbq fries, onion rings and other tasty little bites. It's cracklin' and I'm drooling over my next visit.