The Mighty Kebab
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The Mighty Kebab
The Friday night Kebab has been a source of great pleasure over the last 30yrs but unfortunately, the end is now nigh, The king amongst men Bibis has it seems now lost its way,
A distinct lack of heath awareness and cleanliness has now caused a long term relationship to end, They just are not on it anymore. (possibly down to high staff turn over).
This is truly a sad sate of affairs' has anyone got a regular place that could now save the day in Burnley.
I do go with the theory that if you have a good measure of salad and cabbage on your feast you are off setting the negative of fast food.
A distinct lack of heath awareness and cleanliness has now caused a long term relationship to end, They just are not on it anymore. (possibly down to high staff turn over).
This is truly a sad sate of affairs' has anyone got a regular place that could now save the day in Burnley.
I do go with the theory that if you have a good measure of salad and cabbage on your feast you are off setting the negative of fast food.
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Is K2’s still about?
Used to stumble in there at 2am for a kebab back in the day. They were huge too.
What makes a good kebab? Entirely subjective of course, meat to bread ratio and garlic sauce are mandatory in my opinion.
Used to stumble in there at 2am for a kebab back in the day. They were huge too.
What makes a good kebab? Entirely subjective of course, meat to bread ratio and garlic sauce are mandatory in my opinion.
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It must be swilling in chilli sauce as well, I think they shut down a long time back, if my memory serves me well they were the size of a small canoe.
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The last one I had was i Posnan In Poland , my God I went out on a high I think I went 15 hours without needing to eat after that one.
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haven't seen cabbage in a kebab shop for many a year which is a shame as lettuce just turns to slime.
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Never mind the salad, more room for more meat without it.
A naan kebab with chilli sauce is the boy.
Lasts all weekend mind. Can’t beat the leftovers on Sunday morning for breakfast
A naan kebab with chilli sauce is the boy.
Lasts all weekend mind. Can’t beat the leftovers on Sunday morning for breakfast
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I was always a Sumbuls large mixed man, although a chicken kebab from Planet Pizza was often decent although they close earlyish
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I once woke up on a Sunday morning to find a nearly wrapped Sumbuls mixed kebab on the kitchen worktop.ŽižkovClaret wrote: ↑Fri Sep 19, 2025 1:48 pmI was always a Sumbuls large mixed man, although a chicken kebab from Planet Pizza was often decent although they close earlyish
I must have come home, set it down and gone upstairs to the loo then gone to bed
It didn’t go to waste though
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My problem was once food was on my mind, I had to have it. Whilst waiting for my kebab I’d have maybe some fries and samosas, bhajis or whatever. Then the kebab always ended up in the fridge for the next day
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I wonder what happened to that guy in the hi viz who arranged taxis for everyone 

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Poznan Yes have been to that place and the kebabs are massive they run those shops like a military operation. Top place to go on the lash with a slice of culture to top it off.
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Thinking of Poznan for a trip end of October. Can do it for under 30 quid return
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Berlin is the king of the Döner
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Poznan is a great place been twice now with the Lads, tons of drinking an eating houses, it it well worth a trip out to the ground for a tour as well. Well priced as well.
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I haven't eaten meat for over 10 years but the Armenian Kebab House on Harrowside in Blackpool is legendary. Nothing comes close in the kebab world.
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I used to use Tulsi - they had an incredible mixed shashlik on naan that could feed two people on its own - but that place shut down.
I tried Turkish Best but it was awful.
Tried Burnley Kebabz most recently and they were actually almost at Tulsi standard so that would be my rec.
I tried Turkish Best but it was awful.
Tried Burnley Kebabz most recently and they were actually almost at Tulsi standard so that would be my rec.
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Bibis got left in the dust years ago.
Still some decent kebabs about, I like a Bombay Hut or a hawaali.
Still some decent kebabs about, I like a Bombay Hut or a hawaali.
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Yep worth a weekend , get the bus into downtown from the airport . I was there for the Euros now a whole lot of madness going on then . But dinglejedi is right about the kebabs, Insane .ŽižkovClaret wrote: ↑Fri Sep 19, 2025 2:10 pmThinking of Poznan for a trip end of October. Can do it for under 30 quid return
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No idea if they're still going, but K2's is still my favourite donner kebab of all time.ClaretAndJew wrote: ↑Fri Sep 19, 2025 1:25 pmIs K2’s still about?
Used to stumble in there at 2am for a kebab back in the day. They were huge too.
What makes a good kebab? Entirely subjective of course, meat to bread ratio and garlic sauce are mandatory in my opinion.
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Khyber in Clitheroe takes some beating, extra cabbage requested and given on every orderDinglejedi wrote: ↑Fri Sep 19, 2025 1:23 pmThe Friday night Kebab has been a source of great pleasure over the last 30yrs but unfortunately, the end is now nigh, The king amongst men Bibis has it seems now lost its way,
A distinct lack of heath awareness and cleanliness has now caused a long term relationship to end, They just are not on it anymore. (possibly down to high staff turn over).
This is truly a sad sate of affairs' has anyone got a regular place that could now save the day in Burnley.
I do go with the theory that if you have a good measure of salad and cabbage on your feast you are off setting the negative of fast food.
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The “meat” is always at its best when taken straight from the spit, as opposed to having it steamed soggy for a couple of hours in a Bain Marie…
Bin the lettuce, it has NO place on a kebab. Plenty of shredded cabbage with a few cucumbers and tomato slices, fresh onions and chili sauce liberally applied and pickled chillies on top.
If someone finds that anywhere, please let us know.
Bin the lettuce, it has NO place on a kebab. Plenty of shredded cabbage with a few cucumbers and tomato slices, fresh onions and chili sauce liberally applied and pickled chillies on top.
If someone finds that anywhere, please let us know.
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The kebab should be stuffed inside a slit in the pitta along with pickled chillies and salad
Chilli sauce slathered over the top.
Never piled on pitta then buried in ingredients
Chilli sauce slathered over the top.
Never piled on pitta then buried in ingredients
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How much is it for a kebab to be delivered in Burnley? Where I live, if you order something on Just Eat you're talking the best part of £15.
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I know my way round a kebab and wouldn't look beyond downtown Berlin for the very best stuff.
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The first and most important rule of eating a Donna kabab is you must be at least half cut before eating it.
I very rarely get one these days as my local takeaway charges over £10 quid for it, and I don’t get ****** enough to enjoy it.
Last one I had was in Burnley after I went to oasis at Heaton park. It was lovely, although I reckon sober it would have been terrible
I very rarely get one these days as my local takeaway charges over £10 quid for it, and I don’t get ****** enough to enjoy it.
Last one I had was in Burnley after I went to oasis at Heaton park. It was lovely, although I reckon sober it would have been terrible
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Well Im 80 yrs old never had a kebab not sure what one looks like !!
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I would say if you had been eating them for years you would not be in your 80s now .sixtiesclaret wrote: ↑Fri Sep 19, 2025 5:59 pmWell Im 80 yrs old never had a kebab not sure what one looks like !!
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Romeros in Whalley is very good, various charcoal grilled meats, shredded cabbage salad, large naan, loads of chilli sauce after several pints is the dogs ********.
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Veg? IN A KEBAB?!!?
No chance!
Donner meat and chips in a naan with lots of chilli sauce is king!
No chance!
Donner meat and chips in a naan with lots of chilli sauce is king!
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Always tastes better the morning after.
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Bordon. Als van. 90’s early 2000’s. Kebab heaven.
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Fao Stubsy
I worked in Bordon a couple of yrs ago and there was an excellent kebab van frequented by squaddies who parked their halftracks nearby
Sold belly buster burgers cash up front for £25
I worked in Bordon a couple of yrs ago and there was an excellent kebab van frequented by squaddies who parked their halftracks nearby
Sold belly buster burgers cash up front for £25
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Can’t believe someone said cucumber belongs on a kebab. What has happened to this country…..
I must confess I was usually a Sumbul’s visitor at 2am post Panama’s!
I must confess I was usually a Sumbul’s visitor at 2am post Panama’s!
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not on it's own (soggy) but in the tzatziki which is ace on a kebab.box_of_frogs wrote: ↑Fri Sep 19, 2025 8:07 pmCan’t believe someone said cucumber belongs on a kebab. What has happened to this country…..
and btw if it's on a naan IT'S NOT A KEBAB.
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Sad to hear. Mean Cat Daddies and then Bibbis for a kebab, Fridays and Saturdays, was a well trod route back in the day.
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For those talking K2 - i can confirm the kebabs are still exactly the same in quality and size, than they were 20 years ago
Same guys have it too
Same guys have it too
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Remas in Barrowford is always cracking for a kebab 
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The bit that can **** me off is this theory that people want a "soft pitta" . They are just crappage. And it's hard to get a proper bit of pitta at a supermarket. Morrisons have sold out completely , and you might get lucky elsewhere only if they don't stock Warburtons.
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Knocking cucumber in one sentence, then advocating sumbuls in the next…box_of_frogs wrote: ↑Fri Sep 19, 2025 8:07 pmCan’t believe someone said cucumber belongs on a kebab. What has happened to this country…..
I must confess I was usually a Sumbul’s visitor at 2am post Panama’s!


There isn’t enough beer in the country to get me in there….
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i'd gladly be 'hanged' but why?
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They don't even do kebabs with naan's down south. Can't believe it hasn't trickled down here yet
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So what is the best Kebab in Burnley now?
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I would say kebabs are one of the few things that Nelson beats Burnley in.
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Chicken Tikka in a Naan Kebab from Taras In Rosegrove is immense. Chilli and salad and a portion of their chips..which are like steak chips and decent for an Asian Takeaway.
An honourable mention for Jaipur in Padiham too..but their chips are more like fries unfortunately.
An honourable mention for Jaipur in Padiham too..but their chips are more like fries unfortunately.
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Some would say Adams for curries is another 1 that topples it's all down to personal preference I guess.forzagranata wrote: ↑Sat Sep 20, 2025 7:15 pmI would say kebabs are one of the few things that Nelson beats Burnley in.
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I live about 200 yards from this establishment but , one pizza a couple of years ago aside, have not sampled its offerings. I’ll maybe give a kebab a go now.
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