Kebab Turki Baba Rafi

I like middle eastern food and from time to time I crave a kebab. I was happy to find this place as it is quite a big chain but they can be a hit or a miss.
I love the chicken kebab and the staff is very pleasant so the experience wasn’t bad but I do know that’s not always the case. The cost is slightly over RM15 per meal and sometimes you can even take advantage of some of the promotions they run at that moment.
The kebab was alright, nothing spectacular and perhaps I would go back but try something else. I have been craving some falafel for a while now.

This place seemed a bit dying from the first sight, but I needed my snack!
So I decided to give it a try. They try to offer you some promos, where they offer you a drink if you buy a meal, I though oh well why not.
I wouldnt go back here again. The food served was cold, and I didn’t feel too well afterwards.
Kebab is really greasy and they don’t really put enough veggies.
Moreover I’ve had plenty of Kebabs in my life and this doesnt even compare to what I’m used to.
It’s 2 stars Baba Rafi.

I LOVE KEBABS and this is one of the better Turkish restaurants in KL. I mean, if you can even find a Turkish restaurant in KL!
The lamb kebabs are so juicy and tender and tastes so good. Prices are very affordable too however the setting isn’t conducive to eat in and chill as it is very cramped, but it is the perfect takeaway meal for anyone craving chunks of delicious meat in a thin pita bread wrap.
Stepping into the store it feels like a fast food outlet straight out from America, with its striking yellow and red colours and wall paintings/​decals. Apparently Kebab Turki is the largest kebab chain store in the world with hundreds of outlets worldwide, and I’m not surprised given how affordable, yet tasty the kebabs are!
The garlic sauce it comes with is perfect, and to make it healthier they also add in lettuce and tomatoes with your kebabs.
I had the Chicken kebab for RM6.50 only however, they also serve hotdogs and burgers and everything is under 10RM each.
They also serve coffee amongst other beverages, to go with your meal. The owner is a very nice and friendly person and when I requested for more sauce in my kebab, he kindly acceded to my request.
Definitely one of the best kebabs I’ve ever tried in Malaysia — worth a shot if you’re in Bangsar!

I was so happy when I found this Kebab fast-​food place, because back home we have kebab everywhere. And I love it.
Even if was not hungry, I bought a Chicken Kebab with RM18 which was huge and delicious. The place is quite small, with a few tables outside, but you don’t have to worry of not finding an empty place. For some reason the tables are always empty, even if the food is delicious. If you are not a fan of Kebabs, the place serves also sandwiches and other type of dishes.
The staff speaks a little english and in case that you don’t know what to order they will help you choose.
Overall: I definitely recommend the place.