The best Doner in Glasgow! Try the mixed with beef and chicken along with fries and cheese!
Anne L.
Évaluation du lieu : 2 Dallas, TX
Read a lot of good reviews about this place so thought my cousin and I would come check it out. I didn’t like it too much. The gyro was a bit dry and not too tasty. The pita bread was hard and the sauce was a bit overkill and drowned everything out. The cooks and workers were incredibly friendly though.
Ryna D.
Évaluation du lieu : 3 New York, NY
Good fast food. Great for late night eats as we found out on our first night in town. The food is cheap and good. I prefer the chicken over their lamb kebab though.
Craig S.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 Clydebank, United Kingdom
I used to frequently pop by this kebab shop when my partner lived in Ek and I was travelling home to my abode in Clydebank and I loved the pakora, still rave about how good it was and the pakora sauce was amazing, not the horrible thin pinky stuff u get from most fast food outlets. Having read some of the reviews on here I’m tempted pigging out on the sarbeni ;) watch this sPace! Lol ;)
Allanm
Évaluation du lieu : 5 Glasgow, United Kingdom
The best kebabs available in Glasgow city centre. Their speciality are sarbenis(very thin Turkish pizza with spices) with a variety of toppings. Their salad is always fresh and their sauce is perfect.
Rabybu
Évaluation du lieu : 4 Glasgow, United Kingdom
Very good pizzas, open till 5am
Jonathan M.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 Glasgow, United Kingdom
The Turqoise is in a perfect location, just a 2 minute walk from Glasgow Central Station and a favourite amongst local clubbers trailing out of the famous Arches club and theatre. It sells all the typical foods you would expect from a kebab shop. pakora, chips, burgers and more but it’s their big and tasty Sarbeni wraps that make this place a winner. As far as sloppy post-pub grub goes, this is a must for the Sarbeni’s alone.
Adele R.
Évaluation du lieu : 3 Glasgow, United Kingdom
This is my boyfriend’s eatery of choice when he and his mate have had a fair few pints and fancy a slobbery sarbeni for the journey home. They sell the type of generic junk that is only favoured by the 3am crowd looking to soak up their bellies full of booze. That said, the staff are always smiling and make an effort to converse with the customers that pay them a visit, bringing some extra banter to your evening’s activities. Thumbs up to these guys for the abuse they no doubt endure with their clientele including the nasty neds that lurk under Central Station Bridge.
Gavin M.
Évaluation du lieu : 3 Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Turquoise is «Scotland’s Turkish Kebab House», and as the only place to get a Turkish Kebab in the country, can’t really be faulted. They do Donner Kebabs, Shish Kebabs, Chicken Kebabs, none of which are outstanding, but since it’s the only place to buy such treats in the whole of Scotland, still well worth a visit. If it does well a few more Kebab houses might spring up.
Jamie K.
Évaluation du lieu : 3 Glasgow, United Kingdom
I’m only ever in Turquoise — «Scotland’s Turkish Kebab House» — after a knees up in The Arches. I’d imagine that’s the same for most, since it’s a little out of the way on Oswald Street. The food is nothing special, but there’s always some sort of commotion, which certainly adds to the intrigue. On my last visit, for example.. . Employee: «Chips and curry sauce?. .. CHIPSANDCURRYSAUCE!!?» Patron /Bam: «Awr here ma man.. . Aw! Hawd it! Nae fork!?»“ Employee(swiftly producing baseball bat from behind counter): «YOUWANTSOME, UUH? WANTSOME?! YEAHHH, YOUWANTSOME!!» *Bam scampers for safety* Employee(to me, pleasantly): «Pizza? There you go, my friend!»
