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.

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.

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.

With Elizabeth II coming to town soon, I'm kind of hoping that the Queens Kebabs will get a little…read moresign saying "by royal appointment". It'd tickle my fancy. That said, that kind of prestige would probably up the price, so I'll be just as happy if ol' Lizzy misses out. Except for the unfortunate location on the dodgiest street in Melbourne, Queens Kebabs are fantastic. Nothing surprising about them, it's pretty much just the standard ingredients for Turkish kebabs; onion, chicken (or lamb, but bugger that), some chili paste, some garlic sauce. In fact, the only surprise is the quality of the kebabs, which are fantastic. In all honesty, they're possibly the best in Melbourne. Certainly in my top three.

Great food great people great music great price. The mucver is AWESOME…read more We came here on a Sunday night looking for something cheap and cheerful. There got was really helpful suggested a better option than I ordered sands it was delicious. Highly recommend.

If there is one thing that sort of stands out about this place and that is that it doesn't…read moreadvertise itself as a kebab place, meaning that they don't have the word 'kebab' written all over the place. However, maybe that was why I took so long to come here, so that when I discovered that they did offer kebabs then I was more than happy to try one. Basically it is one of those places that serves up a pretty decent takeaway, particularly if you are in a hurry.

Very friendly staff. Fantastic food and affordable price…read more The saffron rice is beautiful and their persian taste is quite unique.

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.

Looking for Greek/Mediterranean in downtown Melbourne? Look…read morenot further Hot off the grill with bread off the oven The gyros and the shawarma style meats are tasty The hummus selection is yummy and the location of this restaurant is unbeatable Portions are good even the kids ones

I was recommended to try this place by the front desk person of where I am staying. For dinner…read moreservice it seemed like the place was geared towards group diners but they still welcomed me even though the workers were a little confused to where to put me. Service can be a little slow. I got the Lamb Kokkinisto and it was pretty good. It was basically stew lamb with some steak vegetables. There is an option to get it with rice and potatoes. The entre portion was more than enough for me. It was pretty well decorated inside

It was my first time at Turk To Me, the staff was very nice and provided great service and…read moredelicious food. Highly recommend to anyone looking for Mediterranean food for a fantastic price.

The food is now super salty and fatty, the service has also gotten worse, and the music and inside…read morefeels like a goddamn 1800s saloon.

Being situated directly opposite the awesome Kebab Factory, the Carlton branch of Lambs was always…read moregoing to struggle to impress me. Turns out I'm so deeply unimpressed I'll never go back. Where to start? Oh, I know - the harassment! There were three men behind the counter. One was serving me, the other two just standing there staring right at me and whispering under their breath. I threw them a dirty look and the guy serving me noticed, then explained "Don't worry, they are just saying how beautiful you are" - and all three burst out laughing. Now, it was 9pm and I'd spent the entire day and night studying, so I had no make up on and clearly looked awful. Charming. The souvlaki was really chewy and fatty, and the bread was stale. I also grabbed a can of coke, and by some miracle of maths the lot came to over $16. Seriously, take a few quick steps across the street and go to the Kebab Factory - the food is always amazing and fresh, and they treat you like a human being!

Avoid This Place - Scammers at Work!…read more I had a terrible experience at Halal Kebab & Pizza on Flinders Street. The owners, Diva and Arsh, along with their nearby dessert shop Melbourne Dessert, are running a scam. Anushka, who hosts at the ice cream shop, is also involved. I went there for a simple trial, but they scammed me, and $463.71 was deducted from my bank without my consent! This is completely unacceptable. I want to warn everyone--stay away from this place! Please be aware and protect yourselves from these fraudsters. Share this with others so no one else falls victim to their scam. Bach ke raho! They only deserve slaps and punishment.

It probably goes without saying that there are an awful lot of kebab shops in Melbourne, and this…read moreis basically one of them. Honestly, I'm not all that sure what I can say beyond the fact that they make a decent kebab. Okay, not all kebab shops are the same, but this one was okay, and other than a few snacks, really only does kebabs. Being near the railway station is helpful though because it means that I can grab a quick, and inexpensive, bite to eat before I head off to catch the train.