Kurdish Street Food — Restaurant in Scotland

So I was walking around the area, looking for something to eat with my girlfriend. We weren't too keen on the ususal Fish and Chips or chicken, so we were really happy to see this Kurdish place: after all, it's great to try some exotic food. It would be like if we were travelling in some exotic country, right?

Well, it turned out, that they offer full experience, including traveller's curse: the bowel disco.

My partner had chicken, and she suffered just few hours of dicomfort, but as per me, it's nearly 24 hours after we were there and I am only now starting to recover :(

Food tasted alright, but I won't be brave to...

Just ordered from here on deliveroo. And I have to say I'm extremely disappointed. All the food arrived cold and portion sizes were small for the cost, over £10 for a shawarma . The meat in mixed shawarma meat was tasteless no spices nothing I needed to add salt to get any flavour. The salad was nice but tiny. The nan bread wasn't fresh, it felt bought in. The chips were cold and soggy, £4.05 a portion. The fatyr was cold and burnt. I've attached a picture to show this. The baklava looks OK, but £2.65 for one piece...

The lady is rude The lady at the cashier does not have a good attitude with customers.. She says if I give you salt, you must pay money because you took something else instead of it.. I told her from the beginning that I do not want salt.. I want to say to the owner or manager should take care of his shop and the customers.. We know the Kurds are distinguished by their generosity and good dealing with customers.. But unfortunately the female workers at the cashier always...