Shishkabob Supreme

Went there today. Didn’t find. their phone wasn’t working. It appears to me that they closed permanently. BTW, I have to rate to give a review. It seems there is only one Halal option left in Boulder.

I went here with a friend of mine, his family friend owns the place. The owner is friendly and funny and the menu is pretty expansive, for a food court eatery.
I got the gyro plate which included a huge serving of rice, yellow curry chicken, gyro, a small salad, and a pita. Everything was delicious! I’m disappointed that I didn’t find this place sooner! My friend got the gyro sandwich which also looked really good…
I wish the menu was a little bit easier to read, but other than that, the price is right and I left full and satisfied. They also have rosewater lemonade which is refreshing and something you can’t find anywhere else in Boulder.
Love it!

I dunno how people dint give great review for this place. This is one of the BEST place to eat in Boulder. Excellent food and great owners. Its very cheap. As far as timing is concerned its open from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM Monday– Friday and 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM on Saturday’s. Everything I had here was good but if I had to pick one I would go for the chicken/​beef curry. The gyros are also amazing. Highly recommended guys.

Shishkabob Supreme is possibly the most confusing restaurant in Boulder.
It doesn’t seem to have regular hours… it’s just open totally randomly. When it is open, it doesn’t seem to ever have any customers. Now, I understand that it has the misfortune to be sandwiched between Thai Avenue (with its 30 person lunch lines) and Bento Zanmai (with its revamped snazzy ramen menu). But… NO customers. None.
And it’s not because it’s bad! I’d rate the gyros there the same quality as Falafel King’s… and Shishkabob Supreme’s are $ 2 cheaper and also bigger. Their falafel is great. They have a lemonade with honey and rosewater for some crazy cheap price like $ 1.29. The owner (I presume he’s the owner) is charming.
So what’s up with this place? I don’t know. It’s a mystery! I’ve literally seen 1 customer in the probably 50+ times I’ve been to the food court. He has a ‘Help Wanted’ sign up, so he must be doing business — during all the times I’m not there.
Bizarre. But nonetheless, recommended. The food is perfectly fine, nothing to rave about, but fine, plus cheap, and sold with a smile.