Good kebab shop with a good variety of food of the type, convenient location near South Ealing tube…read moreand well lit with reasonable seating capacity.

As kebab shops go..this is the only one we ever order from. Don't be fooled by the typical look and…read morefeel - the proof here really is in the pudding! The lamb shish is simply delicious - juicy, generous chunks grilled to perfection while you wait. The same can be said for the chicken and lamb kofta, or if you really can't decide - sample all three. The salad's always fresh, and the chips crispy, light and cooked to order. Now I can't comment on their donner, but then it has been years since my last drunken encounter with one of these. To be honest, you're missing the point if you settle for a donner from Brothers when the alternatives are this good. This is an unpretentious little gem and if the wait's too much, just order by phone and pop round to collect. PS. Watch out for the rum baba during the summer months!

to start off when we looked on yelp the pictures shown good food. we decided to give it a shot…read moresomething different than what we have tried while on honeymoon. soon as you walk in you can see what types of kabob were available!!! thats really cool! the grill is also directly behind it so they cook an prepare the food right there. we got our plates an they were heaping with food. from the first bite till the point we were stuffed it was great. ANYONE LOOKING FOR GOOD FOOD AN GREAT ATMOSPHERE COME HERE!

Great meal...hummus, doner, kebab, chicken wings. Everything was very good. The service was very…read moreattentive and friendly. I will definitely return. Restaurant was very clean.

Just fine. Not exactly as I hoped it would be, but closer than anything I can get to it at home…read more Fast food-ified doner kebab...as soon as I saw it in the Boxpark, I knew what I would be ordering for my meal. It absolutely got the job done and it was messy but fine.

I had big hopes, but got disappointed the moment my food arrived…read more The blonde cashier who also makes the kebabs from time to time was fast and friendly. The menu is available as printed leaflet and on screen behind the till. There's a huge variety you can choose from. Amongst regulars like wrap or on a plate you also have choices like Döner Quesadillas or cheese balls. However, it's also misleading. (more below) It looks nice and clean as long as you don't go to the lavatory (men). The tiny sink with the micro tap in the super narrow corridor makes it difficult to not touch the surface, which is not really nice. Wait time was quite long with approx. 15-20 min, but maybe it was just very busy. They had quite a lot take outs. The meals have a good size (I had chicken wrap & mixed quesadillas) and as menu it comes with a drink and a handful fries. The ingredients are of high quality, but the craftsmanship isn't. The wrap was done poorly, all sauce were mixed together although they don't complement each other, it was more like eating the leftovers from the week rather than having a "signature" döner kebab. The quesadillas clearly shown with a nice bowl of salsa don't come with any. You can ask for some small sauce pots whatsoever, but don't expect nicely chopped tomatoes, onions, chilli etc. next to it. I liked their idea on the wrap to let the tomato slices stick out a bit. That doesn't really bother you while eating it and it gives it a nice touch. But the bottom need to be tucked in better otherwise you have to pick up the the last quarter from your tray (best case). Worst of all, when I was there the chef didn't wait for the meat to be done and cut slices of while it was still raw. It didn't happen once and I happened to see it only after I filled my stomach with the raw meat. The result was grumbling stomach for the rest of the afternoon. Also when I asked one of the waitresses to have the quesadillas packed she just gave me a box and bag and left. When I asked if she could do it for me I got a bs answer. Not nice. All in all, avoid this place. There's a better one in front of the Ealing Broadway station.

This place is phenomenal. Great service, great food, and great overall. If you're looking for a…read moregreat Mediterranean food, look no further. They treat you with the best customer service possible and guarantee amazing food. My first time in London and I can guarantee, the next time I come back, this will be my first stop. The lamb donner is highly recommended because of exquisite taste and flavor.

I can't tell you how many times I've walked by this place and thought - nahhh. One day after…read moredinner at Ma Goa, my brother wanted to try the kebabs there... I'm thinking we just had dinner. I know the portions were quite small but a kebab? Other family members were curious to try so we ordered a medium chicken schwarma and lamb shish with all of the salad. I have to say maybe I've been a bit of a snob not giving this place a try after all of these years because it is really good value for what you get. I have a feeling this place probably gets a bit unruly on a Friday or a Saturday night but regular evenings its really quiet. My husband and I went back a few nights ago and thought it hits the spot if you have a kebab craving. Also an order of large chips... not bad at all!

Last night we stopped here for dinner as our first meal in London after a long trip to get here…read morefrom US and afterwards I felt compelled to share these pictures. When we were looking for a place to eat after our trip, their food looked great but the inside pics gave me second thoughts but looks like since then they have renovated so I figured their food was so good and portion size so generous they definitely did not deserve a second thought so hopefully these pics will help with that and staff was also lovely to add to that fact. Definite must go.

Just returned from having dinner in Harana Cannot say enough of how good the food is. Service was…read moreexcellent reasonable prices. generous portions and had it with Ephes Turkish beer. A Shepard bush Gem. Will definitely go back

As the reviewer above said, not a great variety of food, but all food is made fresh on the…read morepremises, including all the bread and sauces. Mmmm Everything is so cheap, too! For about £7, you get a whole mountain of food - a drink, chips, salad, lots of chicken and a large slice of naan bread - that's enough to feed two people (although they do think you're a bit strange if you only order one meal). The place is fairly clean too if you want to eat in. Basically, if you want a healthy and cheap option to fast food, go here.

Not the widest variety of persian dishes but great none the less. I get takeways from here but they…read moredo cater if you want to eat in. Food is great, ok'ish in terms of value for money and the staff are a bit dour (I'm sure there a barrell of laughs if you speak farsi).

"Mevlana Jalaleddin Rumi (1207-1273) ...popularly known as…read moreRumi, was a philosopher of 13th century Seljuk empire in the middle east...Rumi was an evolutionary thinker... Mevlana's Seven Advices: 1.) In generosity and helping others be like a river 2.) In compassion and grace be like the sun 3.) In concealing other's faults be like the night 4.) In anger and fury be like the dead 5.) In modesty and humility be like the earth 6.) In tolerance be like the sea 7.) Either exist as you are or be as you look" New owners came in. They put these up on the menu next to the pizza listings. Get a little philosophical thinking in while you wait for your kebab. Better quality food for about the same price. You can have kebab in a wrap or in a pita. They make their own pita bread! Delicious And these Turkish pizzas? Pide and Lahmacun. Haven't tried them yet.

Food was absolutely amazing. Huge portions for what you pay. Cash only. Fast service. Best to take…read moreit to go as seating inside is very limited.

There were a few food places near our hotel... but nothing worth trying. When I saw this place, I…read moredecided to give it a try. Boy, I was not disappointed. After perusing the menu board, I decided that one of the platters would have been too much food. Instead, I decided to get the Chicken Done wrap. It was $5.50 and so worth it. While watching them prepare my wrap, tons of chicken, as well as lettuce, onions, and pickled cabbage adorned the flat bread. It was topped off with their house special sauce. It was a lot of food for the price and I was very full and satisfied after devouring it. The chicken was perfectly seasoned and the other items in the wrap complimented the chicken. I'll be headed home from this vacation in a few days but I will have to come back here to try something else for sure. This place deserves the 5 stars and the staff were friendly and eager to take care of their customers. You won't go wrong with this place. Fast, friendly, resonable, and their food is oh so yummy.

I first heard about the Persian Palace over three years ago when I met Allen D (fellow reviewer) at…read morea Yelp event in Soho. Back then he told me about this Persian restaurant in Ealing and I promised I would check it out eventually. Forward several years - I still haven't kept my promise - I receive the following Yelp compliment from Allen D: "Happy New Year Mr Uli. You know every time I end up in Persian Palace I wonder if you've managed to try Persian yet!" Seriously, how can I not but strap on my boots and venture out to Ealing after receiving such a note! I arrived at Persian Palace on a Sunday evening around 7pm and I was greeted by a line of about 15 people. Great...maybe I should've read the reviews forewarning me about this. But I'm in good spirits, have a book on me and am starving...so I queue up in very English fashion. The line moves quite quickly and after about 20-25 minutes waiting I am being offered a table. Once seated I whip out my Yelp App with the intention of studying the other people's reviews for food recommendations. But the nice waitress disapproves of this behaviour. When she sees me studying my phone, she says something like this: "No need to google the best dishes, that's what I am here for!" I loved her for this frankness and right away switched off my phone and waited for her input. I ended up ordering the following starter and main course with her: Starter: Kashk-E-Badenjan (sauteed aubergine, walnuts, garlic, whey and mint) with bread Main: Momtaz (one skewer of marinated chicken fillet and one skewer of mince lamb kabab served with rice, grilled tomato) Drink: Doogh (yogurt-based beverage seasoned with mint; similar to the Turkish Ayran) All of the above items were plentiful and delicious and I was happy as a puppy! And even though I was quite satiated after these two rather big portions, I still remembered a dessert when I had first read Allen's review: Paloodeh (or has he spelt it: Faloodeh). Paloodeh is a Persian sorbet threaded with rice noodles and flavoured with rose water. It's served along with a fresh slice of lemon, which you're supposed to squeeze over the sorbet. I have to say this was the highlight of my dinner. The unusual combination of sorbet and vermicelli noodles was exotic and absolutely delicious. I loved it! Some last tips: * I suggest coming here as a group - do make a reservation though! * If you live nearby, you can skip the line and order take away (online ordering is possible) Thanks, Allen D, for making me come here!

Great spot, friendly staff…read more Can get busy during religious holidays but it is a big spot. Good for large groups.

I've been going to the Charcoal grill kebab shop for years and I'm friendly with the owner and his…read morefamily. It was always a great takeaway, but now after years of consistently good food and a refurb it's now become a very nice restaurant, which has become part of the movement to smarten up the NW2 area. Walm lane has been run down for years, with lots of shops closing, replaced with money lending & charity shops - so it's nice to see shop owners taking pride in what they do. The food is great, they always did a great lamb shish - juicy, tender and mouthwateringly good, but now it's even better, presented on an oval plate, with side salad and soft turkish bread in a basket. You also have two small bowels of Garlic sauce & chilli sauce. Their prices have gone up in tandem with the refurb, but i must say the price increase is worth it. The food presentation is better, the restaurant seating area is large and whilst a little kitsch, has a nice relaxed atmosphere. The staff are friendly and pretty quick to serve you. All in all a great experience.

Very good Kebab place on Willesden High street. Very fresh salads and freshly made chicken Burgers…read more We live be the lamb kebab with fries or Bulgur. You get fresh bread with every Kebab you buy which is really delicious. Place gets very busy in the evenings especially on the weekend, but is worth the wait. Don't miss out