These guys always seem to be open!…read more Nice kebabs here. Perfect post pub fodder, friendly staff, and the place is always very clean. Not much more to say really, the menu is just what you would expect from a kebab/chicken shop, everything I've tried from here has tasted great (even when sober!), good value.

A typical high street chicken and kebab shop, probably kept in business by the two pubs nearby. The…read morefood isn't bad, and the portion sizes are good for the price. I use Best Kebab more often than other places because they do home delivery, which is always good when you can't be bothered waiting in the shop for your food.

One of my favourite kebab shops in Medway. It's cheap, the staff are friendly and the food is…read moregreat. Ask for a kofte wrap and you won't be disappointed. They also don't clog up an already huge portion of meat on chips with pointless salad. Very impressive.

Not very happy at all with this service! I asked for duck pancakes along with my order to find out…read morewhen I got home that I didn't have my duck, literally just 4 pancakes (that I got charged £4 for) I called the restaurant for the lady to tell me that I should have said 'Krispy' duck pancakes. I asked for a refund on the pancakes or at least a discount next time I came and was refused by a very rude lady one the phone! Never visiting again.

This is a great take away! Food is ready on time and tastes wonderful. It's clean and the staff are…read morevery attentive. Only complaint is they don't have dumplings on the menu yet.

Forget Doner kebab Sam's kebab is clear especially for the locals. Good service can I say best…read morekebab ever

I'm not sure how this kebab shop survives as it's stuck out in no man's land between Epsom town…read morecentre and the out of town shopping area of Kiln Lane. However, it has been there as a lighthouse for hungry pre or post clubbers/drinkers. Serving the standard alcohol accompaniment of kebabs and burgers, the food will fill a gap but usually mainly to a non discerning crowd. I've noticed a lot of kebab shop owners are called Sam!

Yum yum yum yum. I'd have taken a photo of my takeaway but I've eaten it all…read more It's not often I'll eat a kebab, but when i do, I don't even have to be drunk . (I'm not now, I promise.) Only decent shish kebabs, none of that Donna rubbish. We had people round to see our house as we're looking for a new housemate so I didn't feel like cooking. As usual, I don't have any cash in my purse after the weekend, so I had to use somewhere that takes cards. these guys do with a 50p surcharge. But they're quite near my house and delivered very speedily and I think i only spent £6. Brilliant. The food was great actually. Good lamb, chips that weren't 'sweaty' (does that make sense? do you know what i mean?) and some great salad with lots of good stuff. I do have one question though why did i have to put it together myself? Only the bread and meat was in one box. salad and chilli was separate why? surely they knew that if I ordered a kebab i was just going to want food that was thrown together? I don't mind making it but it's quite strange But yum. I'm all full up, watching telly in bed, and we have a new housemate. I don't think that's down to the takeaway, but it's a pretty good evening all round.

This is so bizarre. I never thought I'd write a review for the pizza joint that is 2 doors down…read morefrom my flat. But... the pizzas here are actually amazing. They're not gourmet, thin crust with goats cheese and olive style... More of a thick crust with dollops of melted cheese and whatever random toppings you fancy! Mad cheap too. £2 for a personal pizza, £4 for a small. Not sure how much a large is but it won't be pricey! If you live around Greenwich and fancy some junk after a few gin and tonics, get yourself over to South Street!

This place is great. Their kebab tastes sooooo nice. They have tasty chips and onion rings. They do…read morevery nice pizzas. I always go here with my mates on a weekend. Prices are kinda high but its worth it for the taste.

There's a whole slew of kebab shops along Old Street between, say, Old Street Roundabout and…read moreGoswell Road. Ignore them all but Palmers. Why? Well, in addition to being just a little bit friendlier, they also make their own (http://londonist.com/2008/02/whats_for_lunch_39.php) (super yummy and fresh!) sauces - homemade chilli sauce, garlic yoghurt. They also use proper flat bread rather than the bland, cardboard-y pitas you're apt to get in most doner joints in this town. It's a good place to keep in mind for lunch or the obligatory post-pub nosh.

I didn't eat their kebab, but got their Cod & Chips. The cod & chips was fairly cheap, less than 5…read morepounds I believe. But not worth it. It's just one piece of fish, probably fried from frozen. Nothing was spectacular about the taste of the fish nor of the chips. The chips were quite disappointing. I've had better chips from frozen. Sauces were disappointing as well. I think there was mayo, but no tartar sauce sadly. Service was good though. One of my friends still had not arrived when we ordered, so they were willing to keep my friend's food warm behind the counter while we waited for him to come. I'd try the kebab... but I think it's too expensive at 6 pounds.

When I moved to Elephant and Castle the landlord assured me that this is the best kebab house on…read morewalworth road. Now I'm not a fan of a donner, so I get chicken kebabs from here, or chips, but I can't rate their donners! I think It is great value and the staff are friendly and chat to you while to wait. It is open late so you can get some food on the way back from a night out. They have quite a range of options including veggie options and halal options.