Kebab Station - but they offer much much more than just kebabs!
Their menu offers a wide range of authentic Turkish food... and most of the time, the names on the menu is too vague, so I have to ask them to describe to me some of the dishes... loL.
Gravy Kofte Beef @ $12Pieces of warm Pita bread at the sides, to be dip into some gravy with cream cheese and some tasty red sauce, accompanied by four pieces of beef patty.
The sauce is very rich and creamy, and it is heavenly eaten with the warm Pita bread. Try sandwiching a Beef Patty between the Pita and dip into the gravy... its delicious man... But the portion is really too small, and for the fact that this cost $12, it is pretty expensive...
Chicken Roll @ $6.50Unlike some of the kebab rolls i have eaten before, the roll over here is very unique. i believed that the outer skin of the roll is handmade as it is paper-thin,crisp, has a very nice aroma... and the portion of chicken and veggies wrapped in the roll is quite generous... For just $6.50, its worth the money and your calories...
Maybe I will go back again just for the wraps!
2 comments:
totally agree!
Like you, I "accidentally" chanced across this food outlet some months ago and am still visiting it on a weekly basis :)
On my 1st visit, I ordered the Beyti which came in a generous servings. The soft, moist taste of the bread, served together with the white sauce gave the Beyti a zesty and unique favor. The meat was tender and juicy.
I have tried many other Turkish restaurants like Anatolia, Sofra, etc but none like Kebab Station :)
Definitely A+++ in my books.
wow... weekly basis! there's more stuffs on the menu which i wanted to try, but its just way too far. too bad for me!
yes, the bread are so warm and soft inside, yet crisp outside... i guess it's handmade fresh? ( any idea if it is?)
i heard about sofra... but yet to try it... ubt im glad to hear from u tt i tried something won the rest hands down! =)
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