Love Kebab: 8 Best Kebab Places That You May Have Not Tried Yet 

If you’re craving a kebab adventure that goes beyond the usual shawarma stalls and fast-food wraps, you’re in for a treat. From Persian classics to Mediterranean street food, these hidden gems serve up flavor-packed dishes that deserve a spot on your foodie map. Here’s our curated list of underrated kebab places in Metro Manila that you may not have tried yet—but absolutely should.

🌙 Moon Kebab and Biryani Restaurant – Parañaque

Step into a celestial dining experience at Moon Kebab and Biryani. Known for their authentic Pakistani biryani and bestselling beef kebabs, this halal-certified spot offers generous portions at wallet-friendly prices. 

💸 Budget: Starts at ₱200/person
📍 Location: Ninoy Aquino Ave., Parañaque
✨ Try: Chicken Biryani, Beef Seekh Kebab

Facebook: Moon Kebab and Biryani Restaurant

🦘 Bondi & Bourke – Makati, BGC, Davao

Aussie flavors meet Filipino flair at Bondi & Bourke. Since 2015, this upscale restaurant has been serving bold dishes like meat pies, steaks, and grilled meats with a refined twist. While not a traditional kebab house, their grilled selections are worth the splurge.

💸 Budget: Around ₱1,500/person
📍 Location: Salcedo Village, Makati + other branches
🍷 Try: Ribeye Steak, Lamb Cutlets

Facebook: Bondi and Burke

🍢 Kite Kebab Bar – Salcedo Village, Makati

This cozy Mediterranean street food joint has been lighting up Salcedo Village since 2017. With hanging bulbs and a laid-back vibe, Kite Kebab Bar offers a flavorful escape with dishes like spicy herb chicken and classic beef kebabs.

💸 Budget: ₱200–₱500/person
📍 Location: Leviste St., Makati
🌯 Try: Chicken Kebab Rice Bowl, Falafel Wrap

Facebook: Kite Kebab Bar

🌍 Shiraz Kebab – Quezon City

Tucked inside Lagro Subdivision, Shiraz Kebab brings Persian and Turkish flavors to the metro. Their menu includes shawarma, kebabs, and rice meals that blend Eastern Mediterranean traditions with Filipino tastes.

💸 Budget: Starts at ₱200/person
📍 Location: Lagro, Quezon City
🔥 Try: Chicken Kos Kama, Beef Shawarma

Facebook: Shiraz Kebab

🍗 Luckyway Chicken and Kebab – Ermita, Manila

Located along A. Mabini Street, Luckyway is a halal haven for grilled meats and kebabs. With Arabic and Filipino dishes on the menu, it’s a flavorful stop for those seeking hearty meals in the heart of Manila.

💸 Budget: ₱550–₱1,400/person
📍 Location: Ermita, Manila
🍽️ Try: Grilled Chicken, Beef Kebab Platter

Facebook: Luckyway Chicken and Kebab

🍽️ Persia Grill – Multiple Branches

Founded in 2007, Persia Grill blends Iranian heritage with Filipino hospitality. Their menu features family-inspired recipes like Chelo Kebab Kubideh and Mussaka, served in cozy, Persian-themed interiors.

💸 Budget: Around ₱475/person
📍 Location: Makati, BGC, Alabang, and more
🌿 Try: Beef Kebab Kubideh, Hummus with Pita

Facebook: Persia Grill

🌟 Hossein’s Persian Kebab – Makati & Metro Manila

A pioneer in Persian cuisine since 1985, Hossein’s offers a rich fusion of Persian, Arabian, Indian, and Mediterranean flavors. With elegant interiors and a diverse menu, it’s a must-visit for kebab connoisseurs.

💸 Budget: Around ₱400/person
📍 Location: Makati Ave., Serendra, Greenbelt
🍢 Try: Mixed Kebab Platter, Chicken Tandoori

Facebook: Hossein’s Persian Kebab

🌯 Kebab N’ Wrap – Metro Manila

For quick bites that don’t skimp on flavor, Kebab N’ Wrap delivers. Their wraps and rice meals are perfect for on-the-go foodies looking for affordable, satisfying kebabs.

💸 Budget: Starts at ₱200/person
📍 Location: Various branches across Metro Manila
🥙 Try: Beef Wrap, Chicken Kebab Rice

Facebook: Kebab N’ Wrap

Whether you’re a kebab purist or a curious foodie, these spots offer a delicious detour from the usual. So go ahead—unwrap the flavors, explore the spice, and fall in love with kebabs all over again.📲 Follow us @watatrip.asia for more travel and food discoveries!