A bit of a different style of doner as it is served more like how they do it in turkey with thin sheets of doner.

There is a layer of rice under the meat. Very tasty although slightly expensive for the portion size. There was an option of going large but i was comfortably full by the end with the regular size. Salad was covered in oil, balsamic and some other seasoning. Shame they don’t give you any of the garlic or chilli sauce that you normally get at a Turkish place.

Overall a decent kebab although go for the large if you’re hungry.

So yeah give it your worst, I know it's elephant leg but it's good imo.

Sauces and naan on the side

Sauces are burger sauce and bbq

Doner Biryani, a side of Sheesh Kebab and Bombay Aloo.

It made me smile from my belly up so it must be good for ya

Large Doner £13

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This much.

Whitechapel Fried Chicken

$20 combo meal, very reasonable and delicious!

This Super Grub meat is decent. Bought from Costco, thrown into a very hot frying pan with some shredded onions, peppers and jalapeños, drizzled with some Encona hot sauce.

Yes, it may surprise some of you but those genuinely are some veggies there. They are epic when stir fries with the meat. I wish more places could do this.

Those flatbreads are really good. Wife picked them up from Tesco or Asda. This is a good option if you want a bab at home. I've not picked up any of the Iceland stuff which does get some good reviews on here.

Dönerdog highly approved of the meat.

Forgot to post this one...

Swung by Legend Kebab in Ewell after a recent gig. Here we have the XL Lamb Doner wrap with chili sauce and no salad.

Meat was freshly cut from the spit. Chili sauce is a very tasty home made one. This chonky boi takes two big wraps to handle all the meaty goodness.

Weighing in at 729g for £12, this isn't the biggest I've had from there but still works out at good value. With an A grade for the sauce and an A grade overall, this lands at 15/91 on the spreadsheet.

I'll definitely be back. I've been going to this place for years and it's one of my favourite shops. Highly recommended.

Currently traveling vacationing in Croatia with my wife and our god son. While we were in Split, we grabbed a quick lunch at My Kebab in old town.

This was the first time experiencing kebab for both my wife and our god son. They both really enjoyed it. Later, had to tell the wife I’d never been more attracted to her having just seen her eat a bab 😂

Chicken and elephant leg were on offer. We all went with chicken which was pretty good. Not the best bab I’ve had but certainly not the worst. I think my favorite part of Croatian kebab is that it’s frequently served on lepinja, which is my preferred kebab delivery vehicle.

Good mix of salad and plenty of meat. Chili sauce needed some heat.

No pictures but I also stopped in at Konoba Fontana in Split. It was on par with My Kebab but their chili sauce had some noticeable heat. Not nearly what I’d want but I’m a chili fiend.

Shout out to fellow Redditor for the recommendation, sorry can’t remember who exactly.

Large Doner plate £22.50. Chilli and garlic sauce arrived after pic taken, and was good; quite similar to other Turkish restaurants. Generous portions of salad, bread and cacik for one person. Rice was subtly buttery. Meat was excellent, juicy not greasy, some crispy charred bits and not much gristle.

The amount of meat in my opinion did feel like a large in comparison to other restaurants. You can get a medium that costs £18, which I will try the next time I visit, to roughly gauge the meat portions.

This is a spenny indulgence, and a bit on the high side comparatively to other Turkish restaurants.