The Yiros Shop does a good job executing on the contemporary Greek fast casual concept that's…read morebecoming increasingly popular (Souvla in San Francisco most prominently comes to mind), but after my visit I think they need to spend just a bit more time on the core of a gyro as opposed to the peripherals. Star 1: How were the service and atmosphere? While my server at The Yiros Shop seemed to be no older than sixteen, he was very polite and efficient, and explained my options to me in a way that directed me towards some good options. I was disappointed that they didn't accept American Express, but I'm finding that's pretty common in Australia. Star. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? $15.50 AUD got me a pretty good sized mixed meat yiro, which was a pretty good deal even though, as you'll see, they skimped on the meat a bit. Star. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? I'll start off by saying that I liked the selection of meats and peripherals at The Yiros Shop, and it was clear that these were some fresh ingredients. Having said that, I felt a bit robbed of those fresh looking meats, and instead my mixed meat yiro was packed with french fries, tahini sauce, and vegetables with a notable lack of meats. That's not uncommon I suppose, but something to keep an eye on. Single Star. Star 5: Would you be excited to go back? The Yiros Shop was good, but there are so many great kebab or comparable options in town that I can't recommend The Yiros Shop with any sort of enthusiasm. No Star.

Excellent service workers were nice and overall a wonderful experience. I would definitely eat…read morethere again. The food was also magnificent.

I'll be honest, I only recently just found out the name of this place, yet I have been there…read morecountless times. "How can an individual patron a store regularly yet not know it's name" I hear you fret. The answer: alcohol. Shah Kebab (not "that kebab place near to bus stop in The Valley") is the perfect final destination after a night out. You booze hounds out there know that the ideal remedy for an impending hangover is to buy a kebab and munch it down as quick as you can. I don't know how it works, but it just does. I imagine it has something to do with the speed of the consumption, but I am no Einstein. The Shah Kebab also offers pizza and chips, amongst other greasy delights. For some reason I didn't enjoy the chips I ate there once, I think they were cold or stale or something, but I don't remember clearly. All I remember was the feeling of betrayal and loss, mixed in with the taste of undercooked potato. My advice, stick to the kebab or the pizza. The Shah Kebab is open pretty much 24 hours, but in my opinion, if you're still out a 6 am you should use that money to catch a taxi home immediately before the sun has fully risen. At the end of the day the Shah Kebab isn't that bad but I'm not sure if I'd bother eating there sober.

The Shah Kebab Vegetarian Pizza is sensational! And you want to know the best part...??? It's only…read more$15! $15 for a huge pizza (10 slices in fact), big enough to feed at least four relatively hungry people and maybe three starving people! It is topped with all sorts of things I love like spinach, feta cheese, black olives and fresh herbs... mmm... I have heard that Shah is pretty famous for it's kebabs (especially with the Fri/Sat late night drunken patrons) but I had heard no reports about it's pizza. So last Wednesday night on my way home from a late night Valley meeting I picked one up. Now I consider myself a bit of a pizza connoisseur (having worked in a pizza shop for over a year) and honestly, for $15 this is a pretty damn good pizza. I can only speak for the Vegetarian variety - however I am sure the rest are on par. So, next time you are in the valley thinking about how good that kebab will be - maybe consider sharing a pizza instead (your friends will thank you for it)!

Sometimes, late at night, all you want to do is eat filthy takeaway. It's a strange craving, and…read moreone that has traditionally been satisfied by the humble kebab. Lately, the kebab has faced many challenges in the Valley, including Mad Mex, Red Rooster, Oporto, and 5 Dogs (as well as the omnipresent McDonalds). For the times when only a kebab will do, Aussie Kebabs is conveniently located at the New Farm end of the mall. The shop is small but clean and pizza is also on offer. My latest meal from Aussie was a falafel kebab and it certainly hit the spot. I avoided the old-looking lettuce but the other ingredients were tasty and the shop attendant was generous with the sauces. A solid late night option for Valley-goers.

Nicey but pricey! This is a lovely venue, the service was…read morevery attentive and we thought that the food was delicious - beautifully presented and cooked well. I just felt that $35 was steep for 1.5 octopus tentacles!

If you are within an hour of this restaurant and you haven't been, you have yet to experience true…read morejoy. Every menu item is made with love and has an authentic, rustic feel that is reminiscent of Mediterranean/Middle Eastern culture. The staff are inviting, attentive and have a warm familiarity that sets their guests at ease. The worst thing about coming here is that I can only eat so much and I always want to try a new menu item whilst longing to revisit old favourites. Each meal is quite sizable, so a single main is often plenty. Olive Thyme consistently offers MORE. More flavour. More food. More joy. Always a good week when I've eaten at Olive Thyme.

Like others have said. Just great kebabs. Most fillings I've seen in a kebab for ages…read more Plenty of free fillings and generous serves of meat/chicken. Looks like a nice family run business.

Kebab. That glorious food you turn to after a heavy night fuelled with alcohol. It's funny how it's…read moreall you crave after going out but during the day, it's the last food you go to. For me though, it's a little different. I've discovered a place that makes the best kebab. It's nowhere fancy and doesn't look all that exotic, but Turbo Kebab in Centro Lutwyche's foodcourt is the bomb-diggity. At a really good price starting at $7 you get so much filling and they include a lot of meat! I've been to many other kebab places, given most were after a night out, but I find that they don't include a lot of meat and filling. And this is why I love Turbo Kebab, they make great kebabs, at good prices and all the fillings are fresh. I am yet to find old wilted lettuce in my kebab. If it's in your area, I definitely recommend stopping by for a quick bite to eat.

Everyone knows that kebabs are the ultimate drunk food. There's a reason that places like the…read moreValley, Newtown, and King's Cross are teeming with kebab joints. I must say, though, that not only do kebabs make an excellent meal for the inebriated, they are also a delicious between-lecture lunch. If you spend an inordinate amount of time at the QUT Guild Bar before/after/during lectures, then kebabs hit the spot on both counts! (Note: I have never attended a lecture while drunk. Or only once or twice... a month). To be honest, most of the times that I went to Kebab O Clock quality was the last thing on my mind. I was hungry, poor, and impatient. The fact that the kebabs here are actually above-par was a pleasant surprise and kept me coming back. I love the outdoor seating area here because it's shaded by a beautiful big fig tree. Kebab O Clock is an excellent reason to go to uni or get drunk, or both simultaneously if you're that way inclined.

My first visit to this place was a couple years ago, and really, there was nothing about it to make…read moreme come back. But recently the smells (maybe it's the cold weather?) have been making me hungry as I go past, so I gave them another shot. In addition to the usual 'meat' on the gyro, they will also do you one with meat from a shish kebab, including lamb. That's what I got, and it was quite tasty. I might even go back!

Located on Caxton Street the Oz Kebab has a prime location specially for the weekend night out…read more Everyone loves a good kebab after having partied the night away and what better place to go than Oz Kebab? Whether its chicken, lamb, Donner or Falafel you are after or even a mix of all, Oz kebab has some of the best. Not only do they do great kebabs for about 7 dollars it's also quite entertaining while you wait. The staff are all very friendly and have good time dancing to the music blasting though the place. It is a take away kebab shop so advice would be to eat it the taxi but just make sure its on the sly.

Since the days of cavemen, where there is alcohol there is also a kebab stand. This one serves the…read moredrunken patrons of Caxton Street. For over a decade now, the bars of Caxton Street have been barely scraping it in as a place to visit, or so I gather from the amount of patrons I've seen when driving past. I did go to The Caxton Hotel one afternoon during the week last year, and though it was quiet, this was at sharp odds with the usual night-time chaos and I quite enjoyed myself. Back to the never-ending march of generations of Caxton Street Clubbing Patrons keeping places like Oz Kebab alive. Oz Kebab is a very casual, friendly set-up - it really is a stall, basically. And because those working at Oz Kebab are providing what patrons want (quick food), they're fortunately rarely the focus of any outdoor drunken biffs. (That's usually a patron vs. patron affair.) I love food, but kebabs aren't at the top of my list of favourite items. For around $6-$8 I could alternatively get a large pizza slice around the corner and I'd prefer that. Or almost anything else, really. Something about the processed meat on the spindle, methinks.

We turned down an alley and there was this delicious smell…read more I didn't know we were going to Ben's Burgers that night, the only problem was we got there right as they were closing. They were kind enough to make our burgers to go.

Delicious find. Brisbane has a bunch of these food laneways…read morenow this is located in the valley and is small but perfect. I highly recommend any of their milkshakes. Get it with the combos. Burger+Shake+ fries =22$ Had the strawberry jam and the salted caramel ones and they're both amazing very creamy. House made cherry cola is good reminds me of Dr Pepper. A bit too sweet after a few sips but unique. Not a lot of burger options but the ones they do they do well. One of the better burger joints in town for sure. Recommend their Brie burger it was limited time but hopefully they keep it on. Seating: choose between street seating or inside seating. Fries are perfect crunchy to flavor ratio. I recommend the regular fries the chili ones don't add that much more flavor for the price. They're mild flavors so don't expect McDonald's shake fries level. The plain ones are actually a very good balance in flavor. Price expect to pay 12$ per burger or 20-25$ combos.