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Kebaba

Has some traditional Turkish adana kebabs, pide and falafel. However, the portions are known to be rather small compared to a typical HSP (halal snack pack).

Address: Shop 4, 86-96 Bunda St
Hours: Sun–Wed; Thu; Fri Sat
Website: kebaba.com.au (opens in a new tab)

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