The husband and wife team who run this restaurant are very friendly and accommodating…read more We weren't hungry for dinner until after 9pm, which left us limited options. Luckily Turkey Street Food is open until 11pm Tuesday and Wednesday, til 3am Thursday and Friday, and Midnight Saturday. We ordered a selection of meze dips with pita bread. My favorite was the roasted aubergine with yoghurt and garlic (yummy smokey flavor). The lamb "Urfa Kebap" is ground lamb with spices and was very tasty. I reccommend ordering atleast one meze dip because it will go great with the meat kebab.

Great spot for food after hours! Excellent chicken and rice and the sauces were delicious!read more

As far as the drunken eateries of Belfast go, this is definitely one of the better one around the…read morearea.The shop has a good amount of in store eating areas so it will provide many a good night's shelter when university parting starts again in September! The staff are indeed actual Turkish natives and not just some local people like some takeaways you encounter, and attempt to try and make the food here flavoursome enough, as far as late night grease goes. I once had a kebab and chip out of here after one too many lemonades at the union and I was pleasantly surprised to find that it went down easy and did not repeat on me the next day!The shop's name also reminds me of my holiday to Marmaris last year which was fantastic, the thought makes me want to scuba dive so bad! I have to sign off by showing my one gripe about this place: it replaced the Burger Bar, which was the best late night food in the area!I would actually have willingly ate it sober, which is a bold statement indeed!Not that I did mind you, which may hint why it no longer exists.....

Marmaris has stopped doing deliveries. This is devastating to my late night hunger pangs, but…read moreprobably the best thing for my no heart attacks until 80 plan. So when I go, I can feel ok about ordering the most disastrous thing on the menu (ladies and gentlemen; the curry chip with cheese!) as its now, technically, in my very bias opinion, a rare treat. Marmaris is a Turkish Kebab house, but also accommodates most products a bog standard chip shop would do. Everything is always cooked perfectly and tastes very nice as a snack after a night out. It's not a place to take a girl (although, I will shake your hand if you do), but it is the place to grab a bite with the guys after a night out.

A charming establishment where you can easily quench your thirst & hunger without spending a lot of…read moremoney. A full meal and delicious coffee for less than 10 pounds! We had the falafel wrap, shared the Tajikistan, and each purchased gourmet coffee. Yes, service was a little slow, but they were charming workers and we were fully satisfied with our meals.

Lovely Mediterranean mezze fare here. If you like hummus, dolmades, baba ganouj etc, this is the…read moreplace in Belfast. Try their stew and their baklava.

Ah the sweet kebab shop. Somewhere I need to be at the end of the night and this is one of the…read moreplaces that I would choose on a stumble home. You can sit down and eat inside which is a nice little change, so you have opportunity to eat your food before it's ice cold from your huge trek home. The food is just plain basic and more than often it doesn't taste quite nice but it is seriously cheap which sometimes comes above the flavour if you've had a particularly expensive night in Lavery's next door! The staff are really friendly and like to have a laugh, which is a challenge when all your customers are the drunkest people currently residing on the planet. The chips are hand cut which is always nice, especially from a late night kebab shop.

used delivery service. Meal arrived 40 minutes early. I sent it back with the expectation that the…read moreorder would be cancelled. No it arrived again 20 minutes after original order time. I accepted it. No apology from driver. Meal cold. Will never use again

The Pharaoh is truly as good as it gets in the world of Belfast kebabs. In my world there are two…read moregenres of kebabs and it depends what mood you are in I guess to which one you would want at any given moment. The first category is what i call 'a good old dirty' kebab, it consists of the type of kebab meat cheap and is cut in big long streaky lines. Most kebab places will offer this as standard. But every now and again you will come across a place like the Pharaoh that makes genuine kebabs where the meet is 'cut and diced' (thats the name of my second category). Mixed with Pharaohs house sauce, you have got yourself a mighty combination. Seriously sometime in your life you have to try one of these kebabs!!! There is lots of other good stuff too, burgers, chips etc

If I owned a Mediterranean/ falafel restaurant in Belfast right now I would be really worried,…read morebecause there's some serious competition on the scene. I've just had THE BEST falafel platter I've tasted in a very long time - in the recently opened Levantine on Callender Street. Absolutely delicious! Everything is vegetarian and there are loads of vegan dishes to choose from off a large menu consisting of platters, wraps, tagines, mezzas, soups and salads. Cannot wait to come back and try the eggplant falafel wrap, chilli and meat-free veggie balls...

The first time we ate at Levantine, we were absolutely ecstatic to have such a great middle eastern…read moreoption in Belfast. The food was absolutely delicious. The next 2 times however has been quite disappointing. 1. The ordering is a nightmare. They don't give you a number and don't remember who ordered so it's a bit of a free for all. No idea why they can't call out numbers on the receipt. Each time we go, someone is pissed about having waited too long. 2. The first time we went, we got hummus on the side of a delicious Halloumi wrap but the next time, there was no hummus and the wrap was completely devoid of any dressing and didn't have much filling at all. The lack of consistency is not appealing. If they manage to stick to consistent food and finally sort out their ordering process, this can be the best middle-eastern food in Belfast (in spite of being vegetarian!)

This is a great takeaway on the Creagh Road with super friendly staff…read more There is an extensive menu range so something to suit everyone The pizzas are amazing, really cheesy and would recommend the chicken tikka and the house sauce is out of this world! The kebabs are a little disappointing for me as they fry the meat, personally I prefer it in stops straight off the spit. They do deliver however have some restrictions outlined below We CANNOT DELIVER to these areas: * Four WInds * Gilnahirk * Holylands * Purdysburn * Carrydiff Deliveries are £1.50 within 2 miles. Any extra chares are payable in cash upon delivery Deliveries to BRANIEL & CLARAWOOD are £2 - payable cash upon delivery

food is the ticket, staff are class! Defo reccomend this place to anyone lookin a quick munch for…read morenext to nuffin! Top notch fast grub!

Perhaps the other reviewers have some sentimentality towards this diabolical place because it is…read moreTHE place to get drunken food from. And I too had that sentimentality when I was reading their reviews. I became awash with fuzzy memories of ordering food I simply could not eat and having a conversation with someone I couldn't focus on about a topic which was probably something to do with Miley Cyrus... But then the Yelper in me kicked in and I have to give an honest assessment of what kind of takeaway this place is because that is my job. It's dreadful. Shocking. Vile. The food is terrible. Like really terrible. Honestly it is not pleasant at all. Seriously avoid. Sentimentality is all well and good. But getting sick is not. Seriously avoid.

I'm giving Esperanto five stars and having read a few other reviews I think you people are way to…read moreharsh. Think about it folks - you've been in Hunters, The Bot, The Egg, The Parlour or The Union and you are drunkenly dragging your sorry ass back to your horrible little student dive off the Lisburn Road when suddenly your brain tells you to eat something in order to keep the hangover at bay. Where are you going to go? What are you going to have? Well it's pretty damn obvious to me that your drunken legs are going to carry your sorry state into Esperanto's. And why not, every other drunken student is in there. This place has its place in the world and drunken students mouths is that place. They serve kebab - a staple of any student night out. They sell chips and coke and pizza and stuff - stuff that will taste amazing at the time but not so good the next day or the day after or the day after as the kebab and onions repeats and repeats and repeats. You can get all that for a few bob - the change from a Jaegerbomb is enough to fill your face - now could you fail to give this place a top rating. This place does what it does for the drunks of Belfast as I for one think it does it well. All Hail Esperanto's!

The positioning of this place is beyond perfect. Situated next to the ever-bustling student bars of…read morethe Eg and the Bot, and en route to and from the student halls of residence, the only thing missing is some quality food... it's a shame there are so many takeaways in Belfast which specialise in feeding drunk people. This is yet another and is certainly up there with the worst. Avoid avoid avoid. Great shame

You know, as far as kebab shops go, this one isn't too bad…read more Let's be honest, it's primary purpose is to satisfy the hunger of the masses who pour out of the Bot on any given weekend, which usually means the food is rotten, but in this case, it's not. Ok, so it's not exactly fine dining, but the charcoal-grilled meat is actually quite tasty. I don't know if it would be somewhere I'd set sail for before midnight, but when you get a kebab craving, it'll do nicely!

Since the death of the Moghul (RIP) on Andersonstown road, I've been on the lookout for a good…read morekebab spot. Given the pretty straightforward business name I thought I'd give this place a shot. Unfortunately it's been a hit and a miss. Despite being a little busy when I arrived, it seems these people, like me, were giving this place a try, as the food isn't likely to warrant a return visit anytime soon. Surprisingly it does seem that you can get something like Doner kebab wrong. Such a shame as this spot is in a pretty central location and would have been a handy spot to get to when the kebabish urge hits. Yes, kebabish urge is a thing. I'll give it 6 months and try again. Hopefully things will improve but until then the search for a replacement for a local kebab/Indian continues....