Kebabs near Toronto ON (135 Result(s))

An authentic Middle Eastern and Mediterranean chain of restaurants delivering secret one of a kind recipes handed down for generations. Paramount Fine Foods has been established as a leader in Middle Eastern and Mediterranean Cuisine since 2003 providing daily at all of our locations. Freshly prepared grilled foods and baked breads, pitas and pizzas, shawarmas and kebabs filled with exotic herbs and spices along with the largest and finest collection of freshly baked Arabic Sweets in the GTA.

Fat Pasha, located on Dupont, is the third restaurant from chef/owner Anthony Rose. Focusing on Middle Eastern and Jewish cuisine, the menu features everything from schmaltz fried rice to a latke platter.

Aviv Mediterranean Restaurant is located in the heart of the Annex just south of Casa Loma. Owners/Operators Chef Al Garber and Robert Chee invite you to come savour the fresh and delicious cuisines form different Mediterranean regions like Italy, Spain, Middle East, Israel, Greece and Turkey. Authentic plates such as Jerusalem Fattoush Salad, Grilled Haloumi Salad with Tiger Shrimps, Hand Rolled Potato Gnocchi, Persian Spiced Duck Breast, Merrakesh Braised Lamb Shank, Shashuka, Thin Crust Stretch to Order Pizzas and more. Chef Al Garber uses local ingredients sourced from the local Annex area. He does his buying daily to keep his dishes fresh and delicious. Aviv is serving up the wonderful cuisines at Lunch, Dinner and Weekend Brunch. Ample parking is available. (Free after 5pm and all day Saturday and Sunday) Aviv takes reservations from small to large groups.

Amazing authentic homemade food specializing in Shawarma wraps and plates as well as falafel and other varieties of wraps including shish kebab and souvlaki. We will customize your meal however you want it. Everything is made on the premises and is always very fresh. TV's and Generous Portions await you... Shawarma & Falafel are our specialty! Great Middle Eastern food. With Halal Option Available.

A family affair serving up fresh, made to order, Laffa and classic middle eastern fare. Located on Bathurst by Lawrence, Dr. Laffa offers delivery and catering for special events. Unassuming kosher counter-serve spot serving falafel, shawarma & other Middle Eastern favourites

The humble premises of Pizza Pide belie the gastronomic pleasures that spill out of its kitchen. The usual flat-pie suspects get recast as Turkish pides at this Leslieville fave, where prices are reasonable and the signature dishes are big enough to satisfy two. These oblong vehicles of done-to-perfection, butter-and-egg-washed crust play golden host to a raft of fresh, inventive ingredients, from feta cheese and lamb to cured sausage and chicken strips. There's no tomato sauce base on a Turkish pizza, but onions, hot peppers, tomatoes and parsley are served on the side. The whole enterprise at Pizza Pide is a gloriously no-frills affair. On-line reviewers consistently acknowledge how friendly the staff is here.

Mersin Mediterranean Cuisine serving Turkish and Mediterranean food by the High Park on Bloor Street in Toronto, Ontario. Mersin Grill offers typically delicious and healthy Turkish recipes. Our restaurant is the expression of the ambiance of Turkish culi

Located in the heart of midtown Toronto, Tabule is an emerging hot spot which surpasses expectations. Patrons from all four corners of the city travel to a unique dining experience that features the exotic flavours of the Middle East. The chef's special cultural expertise and interpretation of traditional dishes has created a menu that will delight your senses. Tabule has developed quite a reputa... See More

The Turkish-style chicken kebab starts with chicken (boneless white meat only) that's doused with secret spices (including allspice and red pepper) and baked. Cooled chicken chunks are laid out on a pita (white or whole wheat) and topped with homemade hummus, cabbage, pickles, olives, garlic sauce and tahini. The pita's wrapped and heated. Official Word: "The sandwich is good here - it's my way of doing it special," promises Lebanese owner Zoher Hakim. "I tell people: 'You don't like it, return it.' But I haven't seen anybody do this in three years. The Story: Arabesque opened on Queen St. W. (near Niagara St.) in 2003 and moved north to the more affordable College St. just over a year ago. This eatery has only a handful of tables, but friendliness to spare. Takeout is popular.