Shah Kebabs — Restaurant in Brisbane City

I'm not a partier, so I never attend this eatery after a haphazard bar experience. Hence, the clientele is quite a mishmash of people. Despite the voluminous noise, repugnant odors and relentless crowds, my kebab is consistently cooked.

It's always a beef kebab, because my diet demands I eat at least 50 grams of Red Meat 5 times per week. Water and sodium complement this diet well, which is an anti-inflammatory diet. Legumes and carniferous vegetables such as broccoli cause more inflammation throughout the body, because they're more difficult to break down, which is very taxing for your intestine. They also cause more water retention, similar to beer (which is wheat-based). Water retention is counterproductive to running 10 km races, which have been my main sport since 1999.

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Delving into a slice of pizza and a refreshing bottle of water, my taste adventure began. At $5 a slice, I admit I raised an eyebrow at the price, but upon laying eyes on the generously sized portion, any initial hesitation was quelled. Opting for the meat lovers, I found myself pleasantly surprised by an unexpected twist - kebab meat adorning the slice. This unconventional addition injected a delightful burst of flavor, seamlessly melding with the thick, hearty base beneath.

What truly impressed me was the fair pricing on the water, a refreshing change in a world where hydration often comes at a premium. At $3.5 for a standard 500mL bottle, it was a welcome relief to find a reasonable offering alongside the slice. Overall, while the cost may initially seem steep, the quality and innovation of the pizza slice, coupled with the fair pricing of the water, made for a satisfying dining experience that left me eager to...

Tried to get a HSP mix with hot sauce same as I get from any kebab store, he asked if I wanted yogurt sauce I said no, just hot sauce/hot chili. Immediately put the yogurt on it, I tried to stop him and say no I can’t have that I have a dairy allergy. I understand you can’t really take it off but he wouldn’t even wipe some of it when I asked. I then said to just put lots of hot sauce. He asked if I was sure and said there’s no take backs I can’t complain. I tried saying no I want lots of hot sauce and he just put I little bit on and I had to ask for more. Pretty...