Palmyra Kebab

Come hungry and wear loose pants! Because you’re going to be feeling pretty full by the end of your visit to Palmyra.
Quality, fresh and authentic middle eastern «fast food» at a very reasonable price.
This place is the real deal! Many «kebab» restaurants in Stockholm serve you defrosted kebab pieces they buy in bulk but here you can watch the staff slice fresh juicy strips of meat straight from the turning kebab thing (you know what i mean).
It’s just good! Go and pig out! You won’t regret it!

Good standard, nothing fancy though. I would suggest kebab with fries and hummus as a side plate.

The best kebab in Stockholm with fresh ingredients, plenty of choice and authentic touch. The only downside is the lack of parking and that no matter how much they grow its still always busy.

The biggest portion size i’ve ever had during my visit to stockholm with the fairest price. The staff was friendly and helped us get settled as we looked really lost. The food was extremely yummy. We jad ordered the beef with rice (we had enough leftovers for another meal) and beed kabab in the bread (which is a good size for 1 meal). Definitely recommend for a hungry traveller!

Never seen such ridiculous portions in my life, it’s as if each hubcap sized plate is a direct challenge to your gluttony. The high quality makes you almost think about tackling it too.
THE VIBE:
Tucked into a sleepy and quiet residential area, this unassuming restaurant was hyper casual but clean and efficient. Service at the counter was friendly and professional.
THE FOOD:
Cheap, delicious, and absurdly large plates. We split a kebab plate with rice, with a soda, which came out to about 117sek (15usd). The kebab was melty and delicious, the rice was velvety and amazing. There’s a tomato sauce on the meat that was pretty good too, though something I haven’t had in the states. Self serve pickle bar with sauce pumps. I didn’t notice any little dishes for the pickles and sauce, so you have to pile it on the plate with everything else. Feels a little silly spinning your hubcap plate around under the yogurt sauce, but that seems the be the vibe.
If you’re in the neighborhood, well worth the stop. Filling, delicious, and friendly on your pocket, if not your waistline.

My husband and I just love this place. The food is authentic and the portions are really big. Usually we share one plate and both feel full at the end. If we could eat here every day, we totally would!

If you’re really hungry one day and you’re looking for a hearty meal that will fill up your empty stomach and leave you rolling on the pavement? Yes, this is definitely the place!
The portion size here is a full blown American size, if you just face the wall and just keep eating, you’d really think you were there!
Apart from its huge portions, this place is famous for its kebab. Everytime I go pass by in the neighbourhood, I try to keep my stomach empty just to get a meal here. I love their kebab and I usually choose the bulgur. It’s seasoned beautifully and I could just eat the bulgur without anything else. You’d get really full and your stomach would probably explode if you manage to chow down everything, but you’d be content as you never were before when you leave this place.

This place serves a delicious döner style kebab, the portions are extremely generous. You can order your plate with fries, rice or half of each. You must try your meat with the delicious red and white sauces (don’t remember the names right now).
Due to the excellent price/​portion size ratio, the place tends to be jam packed during lunch time and weekends and a little slow with the service, so I would recommend you to go past lunch time.
If it is your first visit, and you are not visiting alone, I would recommend to get one dish for two people, like this you can give a try to a couple of different dishes and yet get a good amount of food for both.
Verdict:
Will I go again? Definitely yes!
Will I recommend this place? Yes, specially to couples who would like to eat nicely and are on a budget (perhaps not the most romantic spot, but definitively a good place).
What about the price? Price is very fair for the quality and amount of food you get.

It’s in my neighborhood. There’s not great décor or anything, just casual cafeteria-​style. The hummus was awesome. That’s the only thing I’ve tried so far so I won’t say more. Plus it’s open until 11pm, which is really late for Stockholm (especially for the suburbs).

This place is hailed for serving Stockholm’s best kebab. This is true if best equals H-​U-​G-​E portions! I’ve never finished a plate at this place & still I’ve experienced severe cases of food coma after every visit.
The kebab meat is good — pretty much standard issue that you get at many places. The sides (french fries, rice, bulgur etc) is what you expect and they have a salad buffet type thing which is nice. Also a nice selection of sauces.
The venue is nothing special but it works and it’s one of the most expensive kebab places you’ll find. Since you get mad amounts of food it’s worth it but for the not so heavy eaters it may feel like a waste.
Solid place though, but perhaps not worth it’s own trip.

This is a 5 star for the food, not for anything else. The place is a fast food joint, not a fancy place. however the döner kebab style of kebab popular in Sweden does NOT get any better than this, this is the reference place for all others. I recommend the kebab with rice and the falafel with rice. Both are huge portions so don’t be afraid to share one plate. Place is very busy during dinner time and lunch time, especially on weekends so try to time it.