8 reviews

Chagh Kabab - Salaam Street Abu Dhabi

Name: Chagh Kabab - Salaam Street Abu Dhabi
Address: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 4.4

Abu Dhabi

Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan St - Al Danah - E18-03 - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

Turkish restaurant Historical landmark Tourist attraction

+971 2 642 4949

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About

Chagh Kabab - Salaam Street Abu Dhabi is a turkish restaurant, historical landmark and tourist attraction located in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 4.40 out of 5 stars based on 8 reviews. The street address of this business is Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan St - Al Danah - E18-03 - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates. Chagh Kabab - Salaam Street Abu Dhabi is open seven days a week 24 hours a day.

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Where Chagh Kabab - Salaam Street Abu Dhabi is located at?: Chagh Kabab - Salaam Street Abu Dhabi is located at Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan St - Al Danah - E18-03 - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of Chagh Kabab - Salaam Street Abu Dhabi?: The contact number of Chagh Kabab - Salaam Street Abu Dhabi is +971 2 642 4949

Reviews

5 Ahmad Obeid 21 months ago

Kebab and tikka are good. Price in discount offers is very good.

5 Nunu Zara 20 months ago

Delicious kebabs. With the current promotion going on, it is totally worth it!

2 Shehab Hamad 27 months ago

Konafa : 8/10
Kabab sandwich : 5/10

One of the staff works in the kitchen and goes out several times and comes back wearing a mask, but he does not cover his mouth and nose. Also was not wearing the restaurant uniform. This is something that made me hesitate to eat the food.
I don't know whether he works here or is he a friend of one of the staff . He was very suspicious

5 sara mousa 27 months ago

Yesterday we went to this restaurant.. The welcoming was very warm by all the staff.. The vibes is wonderful especially the outdoor table ???????? luckly we sat outside.. The food is amazing fresh hot and delicious.. We ordered the mazza plate it was really nice.. And the main courses are very good.. The kunafa is just more than Amazing it was perfectly done! Definitely will be back again ???????? thank you for making our night so special

5 M alantali 27 months ago

I hope you have your own delivery

4 Saeed 27 months ago

Good food and delightful experience

3 joyson moses 15 months ago

Nestled in close proximity to Norwich City, this serene and tranquil location offers a captivating vista that showcases both the grandeur of the cathedral and the adjacent football ground. The harmonious ambience of this spot, combined with its picturesque views, presents an idyllic setting for contemplation and appreciation.

5 Nandkishor Rathod 18 months ago

The world is so beautiful.
Such an eye pleasing place , so calm and full of life..
One must visit with friends and family,
You can hire a boat for a ride.
Near Norwich railway station .
You will get a restaurant and ice cream parlour near this canal..

4 Patricia Phillips 15 months ago

Interesting 15 century historical landmark. Used to be a ferry house.

5 Pauline Yoong 26 months ago

A cute little ancient 15th century former ferry house located on the River Wensum in Norwich, Norfolk. It is a flint building and was once a 15th-century watergate. A canal, specifically built by the monks, used to run under the arch, where the Normans ferried stones and building materials to be unloaded on the spot.

5 Bel Ballantyne 27 months ago

Lovely old ferry house to admire as part of the Riverside walk with easy access to Norwich cathedral.

4 Clifford M Willett (Cliff) 25 months ago

A picturesque 15th century water gate along Norwich's riverside walk.

There are plenty of public benches nearby and the flint structure is very photogenic.

The building isn't usually open to the public, but I've known it occasionally host a cafe during the summer season.

Both the Norman French cathedral and Cow Tower lie nearby.

4 Lesley Perry 25 months ago

A very picturesque spot to sit. This is where the ferryman had his house, and the place is named after him.

5 Erica Bromiley 27 months ago

Beautiful medieval building used in the past as a ferry crossing. Was even used for an unloading place for stones used to build Norwich Cathedral. Fell out of use once local bridges were built.

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Business Hours

Saturday	01:00pm - 01:30am
Sunday	01:00pm - 01:30am
Monday	01:00pm - 01:30am
Tuesday	01:00pm - 01:30am
Wednesday	01:00pm - 01:30am
Thursday	01:00pm - 01:30am
Friday	01:00pm - 01:30am
Sunday	24hr open
Monday	24hr open
Tuesday	24hr open
Wednesday	24hr open
Thursday	24hr open
Friday	24hr open
Saturday	24hr open