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Kobeda house Syrian Family business serving mixed delicious traditional Syrian,Lebanese,Iranian &afghani high standards hygienic food Including kebabs,shawarma,hot&cold started +vegetarian meals (Restaurant food in takeaway shop)
United Kingdom
I discovered this place around noon and thought I'd give it a try. The lamb kobeda was exceptional, featuring fresh, premium meat that was rich in taste. You should definitely have a go at it!
Stumbled upon this spot at lunchtime and decided to check it out. The lamb kobeda was outstanding, with its fresh and high-quality meat bursting with flavor. I highly recommend trying it!
Just came across this place during lunch so thought i'd give it a try. I was blown away by the lamb kobeda, so fresh good quality meat and flavoursome. Highly recommend
Reply from Kobedahouse
Thank you so much for your feedback we are so glad to hear it ❤️
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