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    5.0 (1 review)

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    Afghan Kebab Campbellfield

    Afghan Kebab Campbellfield

    4.5(2 reviews)
    0.0 km

    Authentic Middle Eastern food -- it's a mix of cheap, tasty Afghan and Persian dishes and it's very…read morepopular. We got there on a Sunday night and there were no tables free. They directed us to their adjoining space, which looks like an out-of-business shop that they've just taken over and are expanding into. There was only one table free there and we nabbed it! Afghan Kebab is fairly meat-heavy with all the chicken and lamb skewers and such, as can be expected, but they did have some vegetarian options as well. Unfortunately, most of the veg options contain yoghurt -- but they're happy to remove the yoghurt to make the dishes fully vegan, and honestly you don't feel like you're missing much. I had a dish called "zerishk palaw," which is Persian. It's a bunch of yummy seasoned rice with barberries -- little red berries that are quite tart and are a staple in Iran. I don't think I've ever had barberries before in my life, but now I'll be on the lookout for them. Our Persian friend said his mother uses them all the time and makes a nice juice out of them too. Yum! Service was friendly and efficient. The place is definitely a cheap-and-cheerful type of place with plastic chairs and zero decor and stuff, but it was perfectly fine for our purposes. I don't live anywhere near Campbellfield, otherwise I'd be back for sure when I'm in the mood for a cheap, authentic Middle Eastern dish -- but if you're in the area, check it out!

    "...THOUGHT I'D HAD THE BEST ~ MORE 'BEST' CAME TODAY...!!!"…read more Went to Barry Road Shopping Strip, Campbellfield late this afternoon to buy Turkish sweets for my kids - they love those honey soaked fried choux pastries.. I'd spent most of the day making my famous lasagna for dinner.. my Calabrian Godmother's very special recipe - yeah it's good... or so everyone tells me - unbelievably good..! Anyway, I get out there... as soon as I get out of the car, all I can smell is this 'irresistable smokey - delish charcoal grilling freshly marinated meat' scent... hey, I can't walk away from that sort of whiff easily... no.. no way... I buy the sweets, put them in the car, then go 'chasin that smoke'... Found it.. a few doors down.. at AFGHAN KEBAB CAMPBELLFIELD.. It's just a very simple little eatery - possibly 8 to 10 tables, with chairs, indoors and a few more, out - it's hot tonight - all the tables inside are full - near the front door, there's a guy at a an authentic charcoal grill, turning possibly 20 or 30 large skewers - another guy's at the other end of the shop barbecuing big Afghani breads - two women and a man stand in the centre, behind a half refrigerated, half heated long stainless steel counter - they're flat out taking orders, serving up plates, and containers to go, and making Afghan donars [skewered meats] and shawarmas [shaved meats]... I placed my order for 4 Chicken and 4 Lamb Donars - $7 each - I was being greedy - couldn't help myself - knowing, though, that if they were huge [which they were] then 4 would go straight into the fridge - for lunches tomorrow.. Well, I got home - cut 2 chicken and 2 lamb in half - put them on plates - I really don't think I'm gonna be able to explain, using words alone, just how good they were.... Here I go: - a foot by a foot square of warm soft spongey kinda almost elastic barbecued Afghan flat bread - generously filled with crisp fresh salad greens; sliced red onions, cucumber, tomatoes - 2 just charcoal grilled longish skewers of perfectly-cooked, succulent, juicy tender lean pre-marinated chicken pieces (4) AND lamb chunks (4) - the whole lot was seasoned with salt and pepper - then all drizzled with a home-made olive oil based dressing - rolled tightly in paper lined alfoil and inserted into a plain white long paper bag - one end open so the hot steam doesn't engender any sogginess And there you have one of the most delicious things I have ever eaten....!!!! PS The lasagna went into the freezer... Visited on Sunday 07 February 2016 for Take-Away Dinner

    Anatolian Cafe Restaurant

    Anatolian Cafe Restaurant

    2.5(2 reviews)
    2.8 km
    $$

    Very bad attitude from owner. I ask question and he was not happy to answer even when he was…read morespeaking not looking at you. Waiting for your question answer but he was not clear.There is no sign it say halal meat served here. Either not say on website. Never go back here again and not recommend it this place. Also price is so high....

    "...I'M GONNA PENCIL THIS PLACE IN AS ONE OF MY FUTURE FAVES..."…read more We're still out in the North-West.. Yes, still staying with friends... Tonight we decide to get to Hoyts - Broadmeadows to see "The Revenant" - OMG what a movie...!!! 10/10 - An absolute must see......!!!!!! [Warning: Not for the faint-hearted..] Anyway, we get our times mixed up - we're 45 mins early.. "Hey guys, how about we eat something a little more substantial, before going in, rather than having all that rubbish at the kiosk...?" Boys weren't happy, but hey - who's got the 'moola'..? LOL.. Yeah, that's right.. Mum's got the moola..! I chose the ANATOLIAN CAFE RESTAURANT.. not so hard to do,, it's inside, right next door to the cinema.. In we go.. get seated in one of the front booths.. nice and comfy.. get given a menu each.. drink order taken,, food order taken.. All sweet.. #Food to share: 1 Cheese, Egg and Sausage Turkish Pizza - I'd never had this before - Hey, I've found a serious new fave... nearly ordered another.. just for me.. 1 plate Assorted Dips - Home-made.. Fresh.. Generous.. 2 baskets Turkish Bread - Lightly Toasted - Warm, Soft.. Nice Crust.. 2 serves Turkish Style Fried Ice-cream - This was just amazing.. Loved that Toasted Coconut.. And enough for the 4 of us.. #Drinks: 2 Orange Soda Ice-cream Spiders - Mine both hid a bit of a smile after these arrived.. 1 Orange Mineral Water 1 Lemon Mineral water #Venue: -Clean -Fairly large -Huge village style brick oven on premises -Big quasi open kitchen -Turkish people doing the cooking -Contemporary Turkish music playing in the background #Service: -Timely -Polite -Helpful #Cost: $69 - Not bad.. Okay.. It is a restaurant, not a bakery, and I'd say their rent would be none too cheap..! So then, can't wait to get back to eat their 'Lamb' and 'Kofta' dishes and to tuck into more of their delish Turkish desserts - Saw a couple eating something really special - Looked like a big slab of fried thick firm-set white custard... Gotta try some o' that...!!! Visited on Monday 18 Jan 2016 for a light meal before a movie.

    Roxy Kebab & Cafe

    Roxy Kebab & Cafe

    3.8(6 reviews)
    4.9 km
    $

    With the option of eating in or takeaway, the atmosphere inside Roxy is crowded and loud with a lot…read moreof hustle and bustle. Because it was a rare sunny winter's day, we opted for their take-away option of two lamb kebabs to enjoy at an outdoors venue. I was surprised at just how busy and packed this place was. But, despite their busyness, they were lightning fast with getting our order ready to go. From the moment we stepped inside, we were greeted, and everyone seemed eager to help. In fact, we walked past about 5 of the staff just standing in a line waiting for something to do. To the kebab: At under ten dollars each, you are getting a whole lot of food! It was HUGE! Eating it, I kept hoping that I was getting towards the last portion, this kebab went on for ages. My complaint is that I do wish if it had more sauce. I say this because out of the whole kebab, I only got a mouthful of kebab with sauce, and after that mouthful, the kebab just tasted dry (because it had no sauce). Now, I didn't want sauce oozing out of it's sides or anything, but I did want more than a teaspoon; especially with such a large portion size. When I was done, this kebab left me feeling so guilty. It was a large heavy meal and it made me want to do laps around the airport just to get rid of my guilt from eating it.

    I was looking for a quick bite to eat before heading off to a meeting. Didn't expect much when I…read morewalked in, but the amount of people sitting inside gave me the impression that it was good. The food was great, a small plate is filling enough. I'd definitely come back.

    Balhi Sweet Shop - turkish - Updated July 2026

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