This was the best kebab I've ever bit into. Ratio of meat to toppings was perfection and sauce…read moreselection is plentiful. Garlic sauce highly recommended. 10/10 would bite again.

This is basically another one of the many kebab places that you pretty much find everywhere…read more However, this place is located in an arcade that happens to be next to the railway station, so I walk past it every so often (well, not quite because sometimes I go the other way). Anyway, being a kebab shop, you can pretty much guess that you can get HSPs here as well, which is basically what I ended up grabbing. Yeah, I have to admit that it certainly wasn't all that bad, and the service was okay. It was rather inexpensive, but as I suggested, it wasn't really the best.

So, I was overseas for a few weeks before Christmas in places where kebabs were few and far…read morebetween. Then came Christmas, and still no kebab. I had tried three times since then to buy from Kebab/i, but they were closed on all three occasions. And PitaPit is meagre consolation. Then finally... success! I bought a lamb kebab - with chips and a drink to boot! My curiosity was first piqued when I noticed that the white rectangular bag enveloping my meal read "SOUVLAKI" in blocked blue letters. Upon plucking the paper-wrapped package from its souvlaki sheath, I noticed that there was no foil wrapper to keep the meaty delight warm and prevent its characteristic kebab juices from percolating through the paper. No matter - it wasn't the first time that I had to keep a cascade of drips from splattering on my jeans. BUT unravelling the moist paper package revealed a most shocking secret! Flatbread had been used in the place of the familiar Turkish standard! Oh, the disappointment! It was not a true kebab, but a souvlaki hiding in plain sight! Despite being as tasty and filling as its more faithful counterparts, I do not believe that they should call the menu item that I purchased a "kebab". It's more of a kebab-souvlaki affair. Is suppose the apt portmanteau would be... Kebab/i

Bloody good Kebabs. The line up outside this little hole in the wall joint says volumes…read more Eaten here a few times now and enjoyed it every time

I give this spot 5 stars because it is exactly what it's supposed to be: perfect late night yum…read more This tiny shop on Flinders is right across some pizza places and next door to the Adina apartments hotel. It opens until 5:00am and attracts passers by who are coming back from their night on the town. The food options are pita wraps with meat thrown in doner/shawarma style. They will top that for you with salad and 2 sauce dressings of your choice for $9.50 AUD. Portions are generous, service is friendly and helpful. It's a take away only counter, Turkish owned, pretty authentic on the flavour part -- the wrap is delicious and spot on! If you pass by and need to pick up something quick to eat, skip the pizza and grab a wrap there instead. I really enjoyed a mixed meats wrap with salad, topped with garlic and spicy chili sauce.

$8 for a mixed chicken and lamb sandwich with a ton of veggies, fries, and sauce in it! The…read moreportions are huge and the prices are relatively cheap. Plus, the owner is a super friendly Iranian guy who is also the guy making all the food and running the whole show. What a pleasant guy to chat with. You can't go wrong here!

"...Used to be MK CHICKA RICE.. Now PRO KEBAB & PIZZA - MIGHT STILL BE HAVING TEETHING PROBS.!!"…read more I dunno.. really hate to say 'not good' things about a NEW BIZ.. BUT.. PRO KEBAB & PIZZA, Burwood Road, Hawthorn was 'full-on disappointing' today... - They used those tough Lebanese Flat Breads instead of Turkish Breads - Nothing for the kebab juice or sauce to soak into, except right out the bottom, and all over me - so all over me... - Sweet Chilli Sauce and BBQ Sauce not a good option - No kick, just all sickly sweet sugar... - Lamb had a real fatty aftertaste - Not nice on the palate, or the memory... - And those little Cream Puffs - OMG - Totally inedible - Stale choux bignet; Sour, bitter tasting cream filling... -Turkish style Chicken Pizza was good - No complaints there... I'd recommend they do just PIZZAS...!!! Seriously... Spent a little under $50 - A helluva pricey pizza - Couldn't eat the other stuff... Honestly... Visited on Wednesday 17 Feb 2016 for after school mangiare.

I can't help but think that I have seen the HSP somewhere before, maybe back in Adelaide, though it…read morewent by another name. Anyway, that is the main reason I end up coming to this place, and that is the HSP. It certainly looks incredibly unhealthy, and sometimes the unhealthier some is, the better it is, and you certainly cannot beat Kallal's HSP. Okay, I'm not so game that I will actually go for the large one, but it is still something that I really find hard to resist the pull of at times.

It's quite hard to find a kebab place in Melb CBD. This place is hidden in a food court underneath…read morea commercial building between little Collins and Bourke st. The service was good. They only have lamb and chicken as your meat option. And of course falafel option. You can have it as a kebab or on a plate. Their garlic sauce is a bit runny. Tabouli is fresh but plain. Both times I've been here and their rolling technique needs improvement. It just falls all over the place as its not wrapped all around and is quite open. I prefer mine a bit more toasted but overall it satisfied my cravings but it would have been a bitter experience eating it if it didn't fall apart.

A Greek friend saw i was in Melbourne from the food pics on Instagram and was like if you want a…read moregreat feed to hit up Biggie Smalls kebabs :). Checked up the location and it was only 5 blocks away from where i was staying in Melbourne so it was a definite sign that i needed to go here :D!! Found out it's Shane Delia's invention, he's a perfectionist when it comes to food, have heard plenty great things about his Restaurant Maha & have some friends who have gotten a call from him asking how the service and food was :D. Went there on a friday night, was pleasant busy but that's Melbourne for you, never really crazy busy like Sydney which you get bored off now and then :D!! My cousin ordered the Juicy which was Beef kebab & a Brooklyn lager :),  i went for the Dirty South which was fried Chicken kebab & got the Brooklyn shake :D.. bourbon, cherry, white chocolate!! Both Kebabs had the perfect insides with the meat check out the menu for details & they were wrapped in fluffy pita bread it was LOVE at first bite and then heart break at last bite but my hunger was satisfied :D!! Brooklyn lager was definitely a different tasting beer and as for the Brooklyn shake i ordered another one ;D!! I could sit down for hours, eating & drinking :)... just being mellow with the Biggie vibes :D!! Can't wait to come back.. cousin stayed in Melbourne, so got to listen to him each week about what I'm missing out on lol!!

Biggie Smalls was awesome, such a cool twist on a standard kebab shop. I wasn't too adventurous on…read morethis visit - just settling for a Juicy but overheard people raving about the Dirty South (Fried Chicken).... YES - THAT'S RIGHT... FRIED CHICKEN KEBAB! This place is weird yet awesome. Can confirm the crinkles are awesome, the corn thingy is a weird salad option... not so good.

I must admit before today I was a halal snack pack virgin but as of today I no longer hold that…read moretitle! Melbourne kebab station was recommended by a friend of mine for their tasty meat cooked on a gyros but most importantly they were recommended for being the home of one of the best halal snack packs. As this was my first, I'm no expert on the topic but I can say it was delicious! Crispy chips covered in cheese topped with your choice of lamb, chicken or both, smothered with garlic, chilli and bbq sauces. A bit heavy on the bbq sauce but it can always be tweaked to your liking. We even saw some customers ask to have hummus added on top, so there are a number of extras you can play with to customise the meal the way you want it. Can't wait to go back to try some of the other items on their menu

So it's my second time having a Halal Snack Pack and Melbourne Kebab Station is doing things right…read more Melbourne Kebab Station is only a tiny place. You can tell that you're close because of the people standing outside. Inside it's standing room only, with two tables that sit four people each. Heading outside, to the left, there is more enclosed seating, but I only realized this after leaving the place. Oh well. With the latest food fad sweeping, recently added to their menu is the H.S.P. A small is $10, a large is $15. I tried a mixed chicken and lamb snack pack with garlic sauce and chili sauce. Both complimented each other well, nothing was overpowering, it all just went went well together. Compared to another kebab shop, the meat was more juicy, and the sauce had a better consistency for what you were eating. It wasn't too thick, and it wasn't runny or lacking taste. Pro tip: It's a cash-only venue.

In a market and area flooded with burgers, L'Burger is a good find. Clean, funky decor, good staff…read moreand amazing burgers packed with flavours! Fries ate good two, all and all burgers, great discounts on Yelp and EatClub app! A must visit when in Hawthorn!

Quite enjoyable place with quick service, bright and open atmosphere. The food is to die for…read more Amazing burgers and milk shakes. Had the Gourmet Luxemburger and combo fries, which was a unique combination of beer battered fries and sweet potato fries.