I use to like pizzas, now I love kebabs and pork rolls. Just goodness stuffed in goodness and this place does it pretty well. Now when it comes to food court dining you can go Chinese, stay safe with Maccas / KFC or get the senses tingling with a kebab. It doesn't have to be after 2am to consume, I love this place when I'm at knifepoint, good food, well priced and different.

Yes, after being left distraught over the rudeness of the Chinese people opposite we opted for something comp,rely different and so glad we did. Great value delicious platters, friendly staff and knew everything in every sauce salad and dip. Love you guys! Thankyou!

we were out shopping at Highpoint and i wanted something different for lunch and tried this place.

I ordered a mixed kebab with beef and chicken which were cut in half for me.

the lady who served me was very patient with me making up my mind (I can be indecisive at times hahaha) and was happy to amend my order as needed eg no onion plus hommus etc

i was little disappointed as i felt there was hardly any sauce in it and the meat tasted a bit dry.

they had a meal deal offer for about $10 or so which included a can of soft drink if you want bottled water it would cost another $1

I think kebabs are beginning to be my go-to food at the moment. And this shop in the food court at Highpoint has the most wonderful kebabs in this area. It's the end shop of the food choices on the right side of the fountain court. Next to the sandwich shop. Just the smell as you approach is wonderful.

They have a clear and easy to read menu board just above the serving counter where their deals are displayed. Two of us chose the lamb and the chicken kebab, but couldn't decide which we really wanted (there was also beef and mixed) so the very nice serving young lady made it easy for us and cut each one in half, giving us both choices in our foil bag.

They were filled with succulent meat, garlic sauce, and lettuce, tomato and onion. Really delicious. And very filling. The flat bread was also toasted in a press before serving so it was crisp on the outside, and the inside soft and melt in the mouth.

Other menu choices were pides (Turkish closed pizza) and Falafel. They also had a serving counter with ready made-up chips etc. Our kebabs were made fresh for us.

At $8.90 each they were possibly a little higher priced than some other places, but the quality was there to be tasted.

I've found another favourite food stop on shopping day.

Approximate cost: $21 for two with drink