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I apologize because this is more in the category of street food and not a restaurant by a long shot. However, this seemed like a good place post this.
Adjacent to Ueno Station there is a large street market area called Ameyoko and hidden inside the maze of alleys and shops there is a doner kebab stall that will knock your socks off.
The guy who runs the place is an ethnic Turk and he really knows how to slow roast beef and chicken. But what makes his kebabs special to me are his sauces. He has several to choose from but his chilli sauce is what makes me speak of him in such high regard.
I'm curious if anyone out there knows the place I'm talking about. It think it is called Jumbo Doner Kebab, but not sure.
I'm coming back to Tokyo in a couple of weeks and I actually booked a hotel in Ueno, just so I can get my kebab fix easily.
I'd also like to know about any other unusual, quirky but surprisingly good spots to grab a bite to eat.
I'm also a big fan of Pee Alley in Shinjuku, so I'll try just about anything.
Adjacent to Ueno Station there is a large street market area called Ameyoko and hidden inside the maze of alleys and shops there is a doner kebab stall that will knock your socks off.
The guy who runs the place is an ethnic Turk and he really knows how to slow roast beef and chicken. But what makes his kebabs special to me are his sauces. He has several to choose from but his chilli sauce is what makes me speak of him in such high regard.
I'm curious if anyone out there knows the place I'm talking about. It think it is called Jumbo Doner Kebab, but not sure.
I'm coming back to Tokyo in a couple of weeks and I actually booked a hotel in Ueno, just so I can get my kebab fix easily.
I'd also like to know about any other unusual, quirky but surprisingly good spots to grab a bite to eat.
I'm also a big fan of Pee Alley in Shinjuku, so I'll try just about anything.