32 reviews

Turk shawarma

Name: Turk shawarma
Address: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 4.2

Abu Dhabi

لابريوش كافيه - الخالديه الكورنيش خلف بنك ابوظبي الاول الكورنيش جنب بجانب - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

Turkish restaurant Restaurant Tourist attraction Aquarium

+971 2 444 1084

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Turk shawarma is a turkish restaurant, restaurant, tourist attraction and aquarium located in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 4.20 out of 5 stars based on 32 reviews. The street address of this business is لابريوش كافيه - الخالديه الكورنيش خلف بنك ابوظبي الاول الكورنيش جنب بجانب - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates. Turk shawarma is open seven days a week from 10:00am to 04:00pm.

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Where Turk shawarma is located at?: Turk shawarma is located at لابريوش كافيه - الخالديه الكورنيش خلف بنك ابوظبي الاول الكورنيش جنب بجانب - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of Turk shawarma?: The contact number of Turk shawarma is +971 2 444 1084

Reviews

5 Kate Bang-oa 39 months ago

this chicken shawarma is really really nice... went there late night.. nice place to visit if you're past 12am hungry.

3 Islam Abougazia 39 months ago

Found the restaurant by luck open after 12 midnight. Pulled over to grab a snack. Sandwich was fine, however the amount of Tahini was much so it killed the taste of all other ingredients. Price is average 14 aed for the sajj bread.

5 PeaceOfMind 51 months ago

Absolutely delicious Turkish shawarma. Must come and try it. Hidden gem.... just 10 aed. I would recommend to try beef shawarma. Bravo guys. Keep it up

5 masarra alameri 51 months ago

Lovely good tasting authentic shawerma done in saj or kaak freshly baked , only catch is the parking waaaay toooo difficult in a congested area all restaurant and retail in a residential block unfortunately

5 Ahmad A 39 months ago

Nice restaurant. The food was so tasty.
they have indoor and outdoor dining area.
Cheep prices compare to the quality and other shawarma shops.

Chicken & beef shawarma are the best.
We also tried the new menu (smashed burger). It comes with skin fries and definitely the best in town. Way better than many spacial burger shops in Abu Dhabi.

1 Jack Leslie 39 months ago

The food is great but i am going to talk about the dining experience. If you are a teen or a child dining alone the staff will harass you. I went in the restaurant yesterday and the staffs started whispering in each others ears while staring at me. The staffs kept on laughing at me. I was just minding my own business and eating my shawarma but the staffs got me extremely uncomfortable. Im 16 years old and this is ehat i got treated in the restaurant.

5 Guzalkhon Abdukadirova 51 months ago

Went 2 times and satisfied with personal and delicious meals, absolutely amazing dishes which cost not high price. For the capital of Emirates, it's the best Turkey restaurant thank you so much.

4 khaled al tamimi 39 months ago

Very nice meat shawarma.
Chicken shwarwma not so much, Lacked flavor.
Chicken Burger was okay.

5 Richárd Vámossy 15 months ago

Excellent place to visit with friends, family (especially kids), or even alone.
It's not too big so can be easily completed in about an hour, however, there are some interactive and informative events at certain times during the day that visitors can attend, such as pinguin feedings, for example.
The whole place is kept nice and tidy, the fishes and other aquatic animals look happy and vigorous.
Well worth the money if in Great Yarmouth, and due to relatively central location it's very easy to get here too. I can recommend it.

4 Nathan Darcy 17 months ago

Absolutely lovely place to go for a day out. Lots to see, loads of information to read but also just nice to walk around and look at the animals if you don't want to stop and read everything. Little cafe at the end that you can find via the gift shop. Staff were all really lovely and friendly. My only issue is that everything (tickets, gift shop, cafe) were all very pricey and that a couple of tanks seemed very over crowded.

2 Jake Alexander Murray 15 months ago

I recently visited SEA LIFE: Great Yarmouth with high expectations, having visited several other SEA LIFE aquariums around Europe. As someone who understands the importance of educating others about fish and their conservation, I was eager to explore this venue. However, my experience at Great Yarmouth left me bitterly disappointed.

My disappointment began right at the reception, where I stated clearly that I needed two concession tickets. Initially, I was quoted a price of forty pounds, which seemed excessive. After repeating myself, the price was reduced to twenty pounds. The inconsistency and the initial high price left a sour taste in my mouth, as it did not reflect the value of our visit.

Once inside, we were excited to see the different species and learn more about them. However, right from the beginning, I was asked to pose in front of a green screen twice, with the flash going off despite the signs clearly stating that flash photography was not allowed. This lack of adherence to the rules was disappointing, especially emphasised respecting the marine environment.

Furthermore, the venue felt cramped, not due to the number of visitors but because of the excessive presence of buggies. We constantly had to wait and navigate around parents pushing empty strollers, causing unnecessary queues. This layout issue was particularly frustrating, especially considering the venue's small size. While I understand the necessity of wheelchairs, the presence of buggies poses challenges, particularly for individuals who are autistic.

Adding to the disappointment, many fish tanks were dirty, making it difficult to see or photograph the fish effectively. While it's understandable that fish naturally create dirt, the lack of visibility and the brown, muddy water in the penguin tank was particularly discouraging. There were no signs informing customers about the breeding season or the potential discomfort of the penguins, leaving visitors uninformed and perplexed.

Moreover, I observed some fish exhibiting signs of distress, swimming aimlessly with little to no stimulation. Witnessing their plight made me increasingly uncomfortable being at the venue. My partner kindly paid for the visit, knowing my passion for fish and photography, but I have offered to reimburse him due to the overall disappointment of the trip.

It is important to note that not all SEA LIFE aquariums are like this. The ones in Malaga and London, for example, serve as stellar examples of how such venues should be run. In comparison, SEA LIFE: Great Yarmouth felt like a poor excuse for an aquarium, leaving me thoroughly disgusted.

I have awarded two stars to this venue primarily because of my familiarity with the brand and the visually appealing shops, albeit with steep prices. Additionally, I must commend the captivating Medusa statue and the enjoyable experience in a specific room, free from the disturbances caused by the constant stream of buggies.

In summary, my visit to SEA LIFE: Great Yarmouth fell far below my expectations. The initial pricing confusion, the disregard for flash photography rules, the cramped layout due to unnecessary buggies, the dirty fish tanks, and the distressing fish behaviour collectively contributed to a disappointing experience. I sincerely hope that improvements are made to ensure that future visitors can enjoy a more engaging and authentic marine life encounter.

4 Hannah Swinden 16 months ago

We enjoyed walking around and seeing all the fish. Unfortunately the soft play wad closed. There was a really nice girl (with awesome bright pink hair!) Who let my children touch various things such as a starfish. They loved it!

5 Muthu Velayutham 17 months ago

Lovely experience in sea life Yarmouth. We visited in the summer morning. Had a great experience on sea life. Very neatly designed to depict the sea life. Loved jelly fish, penguins, turtles.. Great experience for kids and must watch..

5 Harjinder Kaur 16 months ago

Good place for all ages. Lots to see with a gift shop and cafe at the end. Took us (two adults) less then an hour to get around as it was quiet. This Sea Life is alot smaller however you can revisit on the same day until 3pm. Used our tesco vouchers to pre-book tickets and saved money!

5 Zahra Shamsher 17 months ago

So lovely. We touched starfish and held a stick insect and we fed some pacu fish. It was a really fun experience. A great aquarium experience. I recommend booking in advance. We used Kelloggs one adult goes free. Cute date idea.

5 Lucas 17 months ago

Visted while on holiday while pre booking process is a bit of a pain no one answers when tryed to tell them I'm running late but upon arrival the lady at reception was very welcoming and let us in. The premises isn't that big but they have still managed to get a good range of sea life fish and creatures on display very informative information on display for each fish and creature on display I do think it's expensive for the size you have to remember it costs alot to run and feed. staff are all very friendly and helpful. Highlights for me was the penguins and large aquarium.

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Business Hours

Saturday	08:30am - 12:00am
Sunday	08:30am - 12:00am
Monday	08:30am - 12:00am
Tuesday	08:30am - 12:00am
Wednesday	08:30am - 12:00am
Thursday	08:30am - 12:00am
Friday	08:30am - 12:00am
Sunday	10:00am - 04:00pm
Monday	10:00am - 04:00pm
Tuesday	10:00am - 04:00pm
Wednesday	10:00am - 04:00pm
Thursday	10:00am - 04:00pm
Friday	10:00am - 04:00pm
Saturday	10:00am - 04:00pm