Where did you get your best Drunken Kebab

uch

Where did you get your best Drunken Kebab

For me it was Ismails on Baggot Street, but where else in the country are the best Kebabs, (not nessesarily shops)

im invisible

Abrakebabra

OutlawPete

Zaytoon, Camden St.

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

I'm in Berlin. Enough said.

ejmaztec

I've never been drunk enough to buy a kebab.

earpiece

You know... I just can't remember!!!!!!

MIN2511

Iskanders...

Although the quality isn't the same

rednik

I got mine all over my trousers.:(

jackie1974

Mousies chip van, delicious.

uch

im invisible wrote: »

Abrakebabra

We might get some inspiration here!:pac:

thee glitz

aye Dumbarton Road, it could have been a number of places.

mackg

kaleli kebab tralee.

uch

jackie1974 wrote: »

Mousies chip van, delicious.

Andwhere is Mousie

psychward

Almost anywhere I've been in Germany.

I wouldnt' touch Abrakebabara with a bargepole.
Theres a small place in Dublin city centre off the beaten track which makes fantastic kebabs. Even the Germans who visited me said it was better than theirs. Only problem is its twice the price of a typical German kebab which they weren't slow to point out. Where is it ? Well that would be telling. I don't want the place to be packed out next time I visit

Daithi 1

A place called the Kebab Palace on the lower Mell Road in Drogheda sells the best kebabs I have ever had in my life, sober and drunk. I've often thought about driving back out there from Dublin just to get another one.
A kebab out there is about foot long and a thick as your leg.

uch

psychward wrote: »

Almost anywhere I've been in Germany.

I wouldnt' touch Abrakebabara with a bargepole.
Theres a small place in Dublin city centre off the beaten track which makes fantastic kebabs. Even the Germans who visited me said it was better than theirs. Only problem is its twice the price of a typical German kebab which they weren't slow to point out. Where is it ? Well that would be telling. I don't want the place to be packed out next time I visit

Simple question, Tell Us!

Sorry that wasn't a question but you know what I mean

irish_stevo815

Ikky Poo2 wrote: »

I'm in Berlin. Enough said.

HA, I was just comin in to say the exact same thing. Got one in this corner kebab beside the panorama bar, it was the nicest thing I ever had.

GaelMonfils

chili kebab takeaway, main street, ballyhaunis! yum yum

admiralofthefleet

psychward wrote: »

Almost anywhere I've been in Germany.

I wouldnt' touch Abrakebabara with a bargepole.
Theres a small place in Dublin city centre off the beaten track which makes fantastic kebabs. Even the Germans who visited me said it was better than theirs. Only problem is its twice the price of a typical German kebab which they weren't slow to point out. Where is it ? Well that would be telling. I don't want the place to be packed out next time I visit

where?

ive never had a drunken kebab because when im pissed i get an unsatiable appetite for indian but the kebabs in instanbul in the epicurian have cured many a hangover of mine

RichieC

somewhere foreign and fancy, look at me aren't I great. :pac:

Ishkanders on Dame street Dublin City. not sure I've been since the fire, I've heard they've gotten smaller since then

Ricks burgers usually wins the fight for an end of night pig out though.

psychward

uch wrote: »

Simple question, Tell Us!

Sorry that wasn't a question but you know what I mean

ah but it's like when lots of tourists visit some unspoiled piece of coastline and leave their empty beer cans on the beach and take the sand home with them. I don't dare ruin my secret kebab shop. They make amazing kebabs and have been established for years at least since 2004. The funny thing is they never expanded or moved onto the main street and are quite hard for new customers to find In fact their location is quite odd considering how good they are.

D1stant

RichieC wrote: »

somewhere foreign and fancy, look at me aren't I great. :pac:
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Somewhere local and grotty - aren't I sound? Me?

Kebabs in Turkey are like Guinness in Ireland. Do Not Knock

admiralofthefleet

psychward wrote: »

ah but it's like when lots of tourists visit some unspoiled piece of coastline and leave their empty beer cans on the beach and take the sand home with them. I don't dare ruin my secret kebab shop. They make amazing kebabs and have been established for years at least since 2004. The funny thing is they never expanded or moved onto the main street and are quite hard for new customers to find In fact their location is quite odd considering how good they are.

come on now, will ye just tell us!

jackie1974

uch wrote: »

jackie1974 wrote: »

Mousies chip van, delicious.

Andwhere is Mousie

Dungarvan Co Waterford

CopperPipe

Istanbul in Cork make serious kebabs! Mostly have them when I'm sober and they are unreal! Mixed meat kebab...Christ above the SIZE of it!

CopperPipe

psychward wrote: »

ah but it's like when lots of tourists visit some unspoiled piece of coastline and leave their empty beer cans on the beach and take the sand home with them. I don't dare ruin my secret kebab shop. They make amazing kebabs and have been established for years at least since 2004. The funny thing is they never expanded or moved onto the main street and are quite hard for new customers to find In fact their location is quite odd considering how good they are.

Ya hardly think the place will be overrun with people just becuse you spout on about it on boards like! Why would ya bring it up if your not going to tell anyone!? Christ man!

psychward

admiralofthefleet wrote: »

come on now, will ye just tell us!

ah but then the place would be swamped with long queues of kebab tourists and they'd probably take the piss and raise their prices

admiralofthefleet

psychward wrote: »

ah but then the place would be swamped with long queues of kebab tourists and they'd probably take the piss and raise their prices

i can offer you six magic beans.....

Cill Dara Abu

Kebabs are disgusting ****e

mackg

CopperPipe wrote: »

Istanbul in Cork make serious kebabs! Mostly have them when I'm sober and they are unreal! Mixed meat kebab...Christ above the SIZE of it!

The Istanbul on Oliver Plunkett street is very nice alright, the one on Washington street is pure shite

Brendog

the Roma chipper on Drumcondra Rd.

psychward

CopperPipe wrote: »

Ya hardly think the place will be overrun with people just becuse you spout on about it on boards like! Why would ya bring it up if your not going to tell anyone!? Christ man!

hahahahaha just to see the reaction . It really is a gem of a place though.

Pride Fighter

psychward wrote: »

ah but then the place would be swamped with long queues of kebab tourists and they'd probably take the piss and raise their prices

For all you know the place is about to go out of business and the extra custom will mean it can stay open so you can enjoy the kebebs well into the future.

Oranage2

A thing called Gyros in Crete -
second - Kabab in poland
Third - Hungary

CopperPipe

mackg wrote: »

The Istanbul on Oliver Plunkett street is very nice alright, the one on Washington street is pure shite

I agree with you there alright. KC's in Douglas is pretty good too...you have to be prepared to queue though!

ballsacky

Istanbul in Waterford.Serious chicken kebab there.

psychward

Pride Fighter wrote: »

For all you know the place is about to go out of business and the extra custom will mean it can stay open so you can enjoy the kebebs well into the future.

You make a persuasive argument sir. However upon reflection it seems to be doing well since it has been established for about a decade and always has customers... just not too many to make queuing painful. It's just that most of the drunken slobs who go there don't realize just how good it is on an international i.e Germanic scale and are probably too hungover to remember the next day. However I have had visiting ''Kebab experts'' from Germany, Tunisia and Prague rate this place and it scores 10 out of 10 on everything except for price which is normal by Irish standards but extortionate by German standards.

admiralofthefleet

if you tell us ill tell you the secret knock for the manhattan

jackie1974

Oranage2 wrote: »

A thing called Gyros in Crete -
second - Kabab in poland Third - Hungary

Pita gyros from street seller in hersonissis, the best hangover cure ive ever had.

pa990

Berlin











nothing happened

Pete M.

Can't remember. Too drunk.

psychward

admiralofthefleet wrote: »

if you tell us ill tell you the secret knock for the manhattan

I never had any trouble getting in there. Ive always been locked though so cant remember what sort of knock I made. Theres always the Gigs place up the road though,

Duggy747

Bests in Sligo (I'm pretty sure that's the name of the place, was very hazy whenever I wound up there)

Absolute monster of kebabs they always gave me and a mate since we would arrive before the crowd and have a bit of craìc frequently with the friendly staff.

Stuff you wouldn't touch sober but, good grief, they were divine when you're hammered.

pappyodaniel

Robertos in Sligo. There was so much of it that I gorged on it, made myself sick and then finished it off.

MikeyCdublin

Tasty Hut on Dorset street

LH Pathe

Lebanese place at the portabello bridge there. Woulda bn the best regardless..

But you want the lowdown on the duurty shïte don't ya. Silvios /no you don't actually I withdraw that comment. Look, it's gone

The Scientician

Abra

MrSausage

ballsacky wrote: »

Istanbul in Waterford.Serious chicken kebab there.

+1
Beaten only by any I ever had in Krakow.

galwayrush

Charcoal Grill in Galway. Don't need to be drunk to enjoy it either.

Eroticfishcake

I've never had a kebab. I don't really know why not, meat looks a bit funky rotating on the big skewer type yoke. Think I may now be inspired to try one today.

markc1184

Daithi 1 wrote: »

A place called the Kebab Palace on the lower Mell Road in Drogheda sells the best kebabs I have ever had in my life, sober and drunk. I've often thought about driving back out there from Dublin just to get another one.
A kebab out there is about foot long and a thick as your leg.

Agreed, easily the nicest kebab I've had. Anyone in the local area that likes their kebabs and haven't tried here, I'd highly recommend it.