Saray Kebab
The meaning of 'Saray' is palace. It is taken from the residence of the Ottoman Empire emperor, 'Topkapi Palace'. Kebab is a general term for Middle Eastern grilled meat dishes, and is one of the Turkish cuisines counted as one of the three major cuisines of the world. Today, it is also known as a fast food loved all over the world. We aim to expand stores throughout Japan so that everyone in Japan can feel Turkish cuisine closer. Our name ‘ＳＡＲＡＹ’, it means Palace.
- Japan, 〒169-0075 Tokyo, Shinjuku City, Takadanobaba, 4 Chome−8−8 白鳥プラザビル 1F
Today · 11 am–1 am
- Friday: 11 am–1 am
- Saturday: 11 am–1 am
- Sunday: 11 am–1 am
- Monday: 11 am–1 am
- Tuesday: 11 am–1 am
- Wednesday: 11 am–1 am
- Thursday: 11 am–1 am
- +81 80-3454-8248
- saray.jp
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This is my halal food savior during my japan trip and taste doesnt dissapoint. Price is very cheap too
View on GoogleI hope the owner has PR because I come here all the time. The meat is never dry and portion size is really good. He’s really nice too.
View on GoogleTried the falafel sandwich with fries, so fresh & delicious and very easy on the pocket! Also got lucky with complimentary juice & coke! Love love
View on GoogleFull of cabage. Felt like I ordered food from vegetarian restaurant. Half plate of meat and other half of whilte cabbage. Same with the kebab sandwich which was filled with white cabbage. Waste of money.
View on Googlegreat place to take a break from japanese cuisine! the food is very reasonably priced and so yummy! i’ve tried kebab with fries, and the wrap, and they were both very satisfying 🤤 i’ve eaten here like 4 times 🤣
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