"Kebap" Street Food Restaurants in Canton Zurich
Baba's is the new crowd favourite among Zurich's kebab shops. The reason: the meat skewer is not only made from Swiss meat, but also roasted over a wood fire. Kebabs don't really get any better than this. The Iskender plate is a particular favourite.
At mit&ohne, it's not just the bread rolls that are homemade, but also the meat kebabs, sauces and lentil falafel. The passion and quality are palpable, which has earned the kebabs a certain cult status in the city of Zurich. The queue is worth it.
Tamam is not just another kebab shop. Here, the kebab is freshly piled high with organic Swiss meat. You can choose between lamb, beef and veggies and fill your bread - which is also homemade, of course - with fine vegetables and delicious sauces alongside the meat.
Some people class the o'k kebab as the best in Kloten. It is definitely different: in addition to the chicken or vegan option, it is filled with plenty of crunchy vegetables. This is not only healthy, but also extremely tasty.
Three men, three locations - that's 3 Men's Kebab. Mustafa and his brothers-in-law Eyüp and Saban serve their popular kebabs, crispy pizzas and juicy burgers in Rüti ZH, Rapperswil and Zurich. They prefer to work with products from the region - and it shows.
Ayverdis has been giving the kebab concept a new twist for a few years now. They serve wraps with crispy chicken, wagyu beef, raclette or truffles, and everyone can order their favourite add-ons. The ambience is also nice and quite chic for a kebab shop.
Ayverdis has been giving the kebab concept a new twist for a few years now. They serve wraps with crispy chicken, wagyu beef, raclette or truffles, and everyone can order their favourite add-ons. The ambience is also nice and quite chic for a kebab shop.
Ayverdis has been giving the kebab concept a new twist for a few years now. They serve wraps with crispy chicken, wagyu beef, raclette or truffles, and everyone can order their favourite add-ons. The ambience is also nice and quite chic for a kebab shop.
This snack bar, which is part of a supermarket, serves Turkish cuisine from early in the morning until late at night. The menu is varied, ranging from börek, kebabs and delicious stews to soups and salads. Everyone will find something to suit their taste here.
Whether it's mezze, kebabs, köfte or a platter, you'll always get something good to eat at the Golden Horn. The service is friendly and the dishes are generous. Vegans also get their money's worth here, and not just because of the good falafel: there is a vegan kebab!
The snack bar at this Turkish supermarket and bakery not only serves freshly baked lahmacun and pide, but is particularly worth a visit at the weekend for the gözleme. But there are also delicacies simmering in the pans, such as stews with depth of flavour and fine soups.