Saturday, June 9, 2007

Mister Kabab

Location: Quezon Ave. corner West Ave.
Price (1-10): 2

We had lunch out one Sunday with a group of friends and came back to one of the cheaper restos along Quezon Avenue. Mister Kabab is one of my favorite (and cheaper) mediteranean food. I've dined here several times already but I think this was Tots' first.

The Place. The restaurant is open so be prepared about the noise of passing cars since it's along a busy street. It may be very humid at times so we suggest wearing some loose clothes when dining there.

The Food. I always order this dish called Chicken Chelo Kebab 'coz it tastes so good! It has two strips of ground chicken kebabs, two grilled tomatoes and a cup of rice topped with a slice of butter. If you are one of those health buffs, you may want to skip the butter. The best way to eat it is to mash your tomatoes and mix 'em up with the buttered rice. To add flavor add some white garlic sauce and a dash of their own red chili sauce. Mix them all up again and eat til your heart's content!

* chicken chelo kebab

Tots ordered a shawarma dish (I forgot what they call it). It's the typical shawarma, with slices of cucumber, onions and tomatoes, but served on a plate and separate from the wrap.

Mister Kabab is a nice place to dine either for lunch or dinner. The food tastes good and the price is very affordable, ranging from 70 to 130 pesos on the main entrees.