Royal Kebab House

I love the irony of the name here, and I’m definitely not sure where ‘royal’ can be associated with this place by any means! Basically this kebaby is pretty much your standard greasy kebab shop, and nothing to shout home about… it’s the kind of place that you would be more than happy to eat at after a night out when you’ve had a few too many drinks, but any other time I’d stay away from this kind of place — but that’s my personal opinion!
The plus side to this place is that its very cheap, and they offer a few discounts such as free chips when you spend over a certain amount, student discounts, and also free delivery when you spend over a tenner — if you want to even spend that much here? They do also offer pizzas however, and I’ve never tried them but I guess they could be alright! Overall not really a fan of these places so I won’t be visiting again, but by all means check it out for yourself!

Pretty ming…
The problem with it being on Park street means that they can guarantee custom on pretty much every single Thursday, Friday and Saturday night. This guaranteed custom means that they don’t really put in much care to the food you get.
Yes I know its a take away place, yes I know I’ll only ever come here when drunk, and a Kebab is a Kebab, but still I would like at least a little bit of attention put into the making of the thing.
Not impressed.

The horror, the horror. These guys really don’t give a flying… Honestly, you’d never come here during the day, unless you liked torturing yourself or think that it’s rebellious of something. It says Royal Kebab House, but really it should be called Pink Chicken. That’s what it does most of its business on, especially between the hours of one and four in the morning, where the staff near enough snatch your money while watching videos of semi-​naked girls playing on MTV in the corner, blasting out tunes of ten years back and not really bothering to pay any attention to whether your food is cooked or not. Avoid.

Yes, you’ve guessed it… another kebab house at the bottom of Park Street. How these places make enough money with all that competition is beyond me!
This one really isn’t any different from the others. It’s comically located next door to a very posh Bridal shop which makes me giggle. Not the best thing when you are trying to get down to that size 8 for your special day.
As with all the kebabies in the area, students get a special discount which I guess is a bit of a bonus, but apart from that there isn’t too many positive things to say about this one.