Kebab salad large portion 800 yen. The mixed sauce is tasty. The meat is pre-cooked and well grilled from a jar, so it tastes like it's freshly grilled. The sauce is delicious. The cabbage is cold from the fridge, which is refreshing. Next time, I want to try the meat right off the grill a bit earlier.

Nice to meet you, I'm Chappy Jinbo. I'd like to request a review. Asia Kebab Nakano, located at 4-6-3 Nakano, Shinagawa-ku. The phone number is 090-4713-3433. The nearest stations are Nakano Station or Ebara-Nakano Station. This time, I visited during lunch time and chose the Kebab sandwich from the menu, priced at 550 yen with the original sauce. The portion size was just right and considering the price, I thought the cost performance was good. In addition to the Kebab sandwich, the menu is quite diverse, offering more variety than expected. That's all for now. See you later.

I usually buy kebab skewers as a snack and have them with beer at home, but today I had a kebab rice bowl for lunch. Maybe because it was right after opening, the meat wasn't fresh and seemed like leftovers from yesterday. The taste was really good, but I wish they could improve the consistency of the meat quantity, as sometimes it's less than usual even with the extra meat option (+100 yen). Despite that, I will come back again because it's delicious. Thank you for the meal.

At Naka-nobu Station, it's dinner time! Today, we have Asian Kebab here! The shop has a slightly flashy vibe, not particularly Turkish. I decided to get an original sauce kebab to go. The kebab was huge, with lots of meat and cabbage piled on top. It had a great volume! It reminded me of the kebabs you see at festivals. It was priced around 500 yen, but well worth it for the size. It was a bit difficult to eat due to the volume, but I appreciated it. The flavor was easy to eat and delicious. Maybe they offer more ethnic or spicy options with different sauces. Overall, it was a delicious kebab with a manageable flavor. Thank you for the meal!

The portion size is huge. The service is amazing. The sauce is always a perfect mix of spicy and sweet. It's not too spicy, which is great. It's perfect when you're hungry. The meat doesn't have much fat, which is nice because I'm not a fan of oily meat!

Kebab rice bowl with original sauce, less rice, no pickles. I got a Sprite as a service!! Lately, kebabs are about 1/3 of the dish.

The portion size is generous. The meat and cabbage are both plentiful and delicious. It's a small place with only about 3 counter seats, so takeout is the main option.

Sometimes I am lured by the smell of the shop and end up buying. It's a classic flavor but delicious!

■Shop Introduction Kebab shop in front of Nobeoka station. This place has been around for quite a while. It's a small area, but the competition is fierce as new shops quickly replace those that don't establish themselves. I imagine the later you sign a contract, the higher the rent must be. Considering the location in Nobeoka, I think it's tough to target young men with kebabs, but personally, I want them to do well. More choices make things more enjoyable. ■Time Visited Around 5:00 PM on a holiday. ■Food and Price Kebab sandwich for 500 yen. ■Taste You can choose from three sauces: spicy, tomato, or mixed. I chose mixed. The meat slowly rotates on a small grill. Instead of shaving directly from there, the pre-shaved meat is kept warm in a jar-like container and stuffed into the bread from there. The spices are intense, and the smell lingers on your hands. However, this strong scent is the essence of kebabs. I feel bad for my unsophisticated palate, but the balance of spices was close to Cup Noodle curry flavor. There is plenty of meat and a mountain of cabbage. It's impossible to take a bite, so you eat using the chopsticks provided. It's like okonomiyaki. It's satisfying, but I still want to take a big bite ^^; The taste itself is average. Well, I don't expect gourmet quality from B-class food, but there's just too much cabbage. ■Atmosphere/Interior The small shop has only a few counter seats. It's a rare shop where you can eat kebabs in. There are other menu options as well. Targeting solo male customers. ■Customer Service The staff was very friendly. Their smiles are amazing, you wouldn't think it's a foreign fast food place. ■Overall I like the atmosphere. I would be happy if they offered a slightly smaller portion for 400 yen. They might need one more thing to steal customers from the takoyaki shop.

Hello, this is B-grade gourmet. The other day, while strolling around the area near Ebara-Nakanobu, I bought a cake and started craving something salty. As I walked, I arrived at Nakanobu station, where the Tokyu Oimachi Line and Asakusa Line intersect above and below ground, which was quite interesting. Next to a Takoyaki shop where some boys were eating, there was a big signboard saying 500 yen... I was curious what it was. That's when I found "Asian Kebab Nakanobu Store." It was my first time here, but apparently there are 6 stores in Tokyo, with the first store being in Shirogane? Quite impressive to open the first store in such a place. The smell outside the store was enticing. When I used to work in Chiba, there was a Kebab shop on the way from work to the station, and I used to get drawn in and eat there. However, I had not had Kebab since I transferred to Tokyo. Inside the store, there was a machine rotating the meat, but instead of cutting it each time, the pre-cut meat was kept warm in a rice cooker-like container. A brilliant idea. I ordered a Kebab sandwich for 500 yen. You can choose from 3 types of sauce - original, spicy, and mixed. I chose the mixed sauce. The staff asked if it was for takeout, and I said yes, so I received it immediately. There is also seating inside the store for dining in. There was only one other customer. The Kebab sandwich was bigger than I expected. The top cabbage was crunchy, followed by chicken, pickles, and more cabbage. The taste was not as strong as I imagined, quite mild. As mentioned, this Kebab is made with chicken, so it was quite refreshing. The chicken skin was crispy, the meat was tender, and you could taste the sauce. The pickles were well marinated, and there were about 3 large pickles in the sandwich. The staff seemed to be Turkish and spoke fluent Japanese, so communication was easy. I took it home and warmed it up in the microwave to have for dinner. It was enough for me as I realized how big it was. They also sell just the Kebab meat (Kebab appetizer), Kebab curry, Kebab rice bowl, and other tempting items, but I couldn't eat that much, so I passed this time. However, the photos looked delicious. It might be a good snack while exploring the city. Since the entrance to Nakanobu station on the Asakusa Line was right there, I headed there to go back home. Thank you for the meal!

The other day, I found out from a staff member at another Asian kebab shop that there is a branch in Nakanobu. On Sunday after work, I decided to stop by. The shop is located near the exit of Nakanobu Station on the Toei Asakusa Line, at a corner of a nearby intersection, just a few steps down a side street. While most kebab shops are Turkish, this Asian kebab shop seems to have a more Middle Eastern or Asian influence, with Persian carpet flyers posted in other branches. The staff members seem to be from Nepal, perhaps. The menu is different from typical kebab shops, with no Turkish dishes and only chicken kebabs available. However, they offer a unique dish called "kebab curry." Whenever I visit, I always end up ordering the kebab curry. Today, I had the kebab curry and also ordered some kebab appetizers to go. The kebab curry comes in a typical curry lunch box with curry, rice, and a generous serving of kebabs on top. It is topped with pickles and tomatoes. The kebabs are made with spiced chicken, typical of Asian kebabs, while the curry has a homemade and mild flavor. The rice could have been cooked a bit more distinctly. The kebab appetizer consists of chicken kebabs and shredded cabbage in a cup, which looks like a bowl made of styrofoam. The taste needs no explanation, as it is similar to spicy chicken curry with a mountain of shredded cabbage. The spiciness of the Asian kebab's spices is addictive. This new branch in Nakanobu seems to have a slightly different curry compared to other branches. The Shibaura branch serves curry that looks more Indian, poured out from a bottle, but this one seems to have a more subtle Asian flavor, not as overtly Indian. Nevertheless, the expansion of Asian kebab shops is great news. The spiciness of their dishes always makes me want to stop by when passing by the shop. Today I had curry, but a kebab sandwich would be healthier. I hope Asian kebab continues to expand!

I went for a walk to the new kebab shop in the neighborhood. It's a chain store. I bought a kebab sandwich to go before lunchtime. It cost 500 yen, which is okay. The pita bread is thin. The filling is chicken, cabbage, and carrots. There's a lot of cabbage in it, but it's just okay. Hmm, I prefer beef kebabs over chicken, so I probably won't go back.

This is a shop that opened about half a year ago. It is located in front of Nakanobu Station on the Toei Asakusa Line. I often pass by it, and it always seems quite busy. It seems to be a chain with several stores. The menu includes kebab sandwiches, kebab bowls, and kebab curry, with kebab sandwiches priced at 500 yen, which is quite cheap. I ordered a kebab sandwich. The kebab is made with chicken, and instead of cutting it fresh on the spot, they took it out from pre-cut pieces that were stored. The sandwich consists of a small pita bread with a large amount of cabbage, pickled chili peppers, and tomatoes. It's a generous portion, but most of it is large pieces of cabbage, making it quite difficult to eat. They suggested using chopsticks, so I guess that's how you're supposed to eat it. The taste is neither good nor bad, just average fast food. Points deducted for being difficult to eat.

Dennis's Ueno, no, it's the real deal (^^;) This is a real kebab shop! Located just a 1-minute walk from Nakanobu Station, it's in a great location! It seems like there are a lot of changes happening here too. As far as I know, this is the third store I've seen. This time it's a kebab shop... I wonder if this is a chain store since it's called "Nakanobu store"? So, I did a quick search and found out that there are 4 "Asian Kebab" stores in Tokyo. They're in Tamachi, Shibaura, Shirokane, and Roppongi, quite upscale locations! They seem to be targeting the Shinagawa and Minato areas, so Nakanobu? (laughs) Well, Nakanobu is in Shinagawa Ward, so I can't argue with that, but... (^^;) Looking at the menu prices, Nakanobu actually seems to match the best, right? The prices are affordable for the common people, and local ladies ride their bikes here. However, when I arrived, the place was empty, but I seemed to attract some customers. This is actually quite common, wherever I go, I seem to attract customers. I thought it was just a coincidence at first, but it seems to be a pattern? (laughs) The interior of the shop is a bit messy, but that's expected for this type of place. This time, I decided to take out the "Kebab Don" for 600 yen. The staff, who seemed a bit awkward with their smiles, prepared it quickly. The kebab was placed on top of the rice, with cabbage and pickles, and a tomato for color, but you can't see it under the cabbage! The best thing about the "Kebab Don" is that it fills you up! The amount of sauce is also amazing! You can choose from Original, Spicy, or Mixed sauce. I chose the Original sauce this time. The rice takes up more than half of the "Kebab Don", so this was the right choice. I like spicy food, but I think the Spicy sauce is better for a "Kebab Sandwich". Despite the somewhat awkward location, the affordable price and the convenience of being able to eat while walking make it worth a try! Service: Excellent, Food: Excellent, Value for Money: Excellent.