Brothers Kebab

Unclaimed

I've traveled from afar to replenish my body's 'pitaine'-values and after scouring countless Chinese cities in search of my garlic-laden quarry, I finally stumbled upon this fine kebab establishment. Needless to say Brothers Kebab cannot be compared with its European counter parts. The shop's lack of flatscreen television showcasing the 100th rerun of some shady Turkish sitcom and lack of balding middle-aged Turkish man sitting in the corner spitting sunflower seeds whilst commenting on the programme under his breath, reminded me once more that I'm a long way from home. Instead, I found a young Chinese woman eating rice in the corner, completely oblivious to the divine halal food within arms reach. However, I was happy to discover that Brothers Kebab provided both regular mutton as well as chicken kebab. To find garlic amongst the sauce options almost lifted my spirit to absolute nirvana. The only thing keeping me from actually reaching this perfect state of durumation was my wrap's lack of vegetables. The one thing that absolutely blew my mind was the revolutionary option to assemble your own kebab menu. For only 20 RMB extra you can combine a pita/durum with fries and a beverage of your choosing. It seems the Chinese lifted their thinking to a frequency unreachable for us puny westerners. Brothers Kebab is not a hundred percent what we're used to in Europe, but that is absolutely okay. Travel broadens the mind and so does eating kebab in different countries. I've learned that the path to happiness is not one-sided and simple, but rather complicated and frightening. Luckily, I had Brothers Kebab lovingly reaching out its hand, guiding me through the dense forest that is searching for quality food in Shanghai.

Nice, neat and clean halal restaurant with good quality food.

Clean, great food, and affordable. Quick deliveries too.

Highly recommended! Fresh ingeridients, tasty and very good customer service.