During my trip to Tokyo in June 2023, I happened to come across a crowd and decided to stop by. I was surprised by the price of 350 yen for a kebab sandwich. The crunchy lettuce and the spicy yet sweet salsa sauce mixed with the kebab were incredibly delicious! It's hard to come across fast food that is so cheap, tasty, and healthy in Japan. The staff members were all friendly, and they even made it extra spicy for me for free. I wonder if it's a chain restaurant? If I have the chance to visit Tokyo again, I would definitely stop by without hesitation! I apologize for not having a photo that truly captures the volume of the kebab sandwich, so please forgive the half-eaten photo (laughs).

On my way to Shin-Okubo from Shinjuku station, I finally had the chance to try the kebab shop that I had always been curious about. It was during the windy end of Golden Week, with many people out and about eating. I ordered a medium-spicy kebab for ¥350, and the unfriendly man silently stuffed the pita bread with shredded cabbage and chicken in front of me. He packed it tightly, poured sauce over it, then added more cabbage and chicken on top, making the pita bread bulging. I was surprised by the cheap price! The taste and portion size also impressed me. I loved the spice on the chicken, and the smell of the charred meat was appetizing. The sliced meat was plentiful and easy to eat. The medium-spicy sauce was delicious, but next time I might try the spicy one. With plenty of cabbage, it felt refreshing. The kebab exceeded my expectations. Next time I pass by, I want to buy some to take home, even if I'm not hungry.

Located at the end of Kabukicho in Shinjuku, right in front of Seibu Shinjuku Station, is a kebab stand. The shop has a red-themed exterior like most kebab shops, with menus displayed on almost all of the walls. Iskender (pseudonym) is a Turkish man who works at my workplace. The pseudonym is a nickname I gave him, derived from the Turkish (Persian) reading of Alexander. He recommended this shop to me. Iskender's selling point is that the shop is in a prime location with many customers, so they are always slicing fresh meat and serving it hot, unlike other shops that freeze leftover meat resulting in dry and less tasty kebabs. When I visited, there was a small line at the storefront. There are many staff members, so the wait time is short. The menu includes a kebab sandwich for 350 yen, which is the cheapest I know of. You can choose from sweet, medium spicy, hot, very hot, garlic & yogurt, and teriyaki sauces. Iskender's recommendation is the very hot sauce. I tried the following: - Kebab Sandwich with Garlic & Yogurt (350 yen): Despite being cheap, the amount of kebab and shredded cabbage is generous. The taste is not unusual as Turkey often uses yogurt in their dishes. The meat is plentiful with the main flavor being chicken. The yogurt is not very sour, with a subtle hint of spices like cumin. The pita itself is simple. I had it as a takeaway, so it wasn't freshly made, but it was still delicious. It definitely smelled good at the storefront, so eating it fresh would be even better. - Kebab Sandwich with Medium Spicy Sauce (350 yen): The color is not very red. It's slightly spicy at first but gradually builds up in heat as you eat. If it was very hot, it would be quite spicy. For 350 yen, the quality is comparable to major fast-food chains. With 24-hour service, it's a convenient option for a quick bite in Shinjuku. Highly recommended.

Today, I felt like eating a kebab for breakfast after finishing drinking, so I went to buy one. I ordered a medium spicy kebab sauce because the sauce here is quite spicy, so be careful haha. The medium spicy sauce was just right for me. Sometimes there are days when the kebab is mostly just cabbage, but today the amount of meat and cabbage was just right and it was delicious! By the way, can they make a profit selling a kebab for 350 yen each? There were five employees working this morning haha.

The other day, when I received this dish here, I noticed that there are quite a few similar shops scattered around, with prices of 500 yen or more not being uncommon. However, in that sense, the 350 yen price here is quite exceptional. And yet, the taste is also good, so there's nothing to complain about. It's surprisingly healthy food, with a perfect balance. It's a bit strange, but if you can reduce the sugar content in the sauce, it could be considered a diet food. I would like to try other sauces in the future. I often visit Kabukicho towards the end of the year, so I'll be sure to visit soon. Thank you for the delicious meal.

I had never had a kebab sandwich before, but while wandering around with friends trying to decide where to go for the second round, someone recommended this place saying, "They have really good kebab sandwiches here, you should try one." So I bought one. With a little alcohol in me and craving carbs, I found it to be very delicious and I want to eat it again! You can choose the level of spiciness, and my friend, who loves spicy food, said that the maximum level is like "dying," so I went for the medium spiciness. Even at medium, it had a nice kick of spice, so I was able to enjoy the delicious flavor with a bit of heat.

The price of 350 yen may seem cheap at first, but when you think about it, it's not much different from a hamburger. In fact, it's slightly cheaper, yet the satisfaction you get exceeds that easily. It's just delicious. I chose the sweet sauce, which is very similar to the sauce on a Big Mac. It seems to go well with anything. However, when you analyze it properly, the taste is quite strong. The chicken is cooked just right and very tasty, with a great sense of satisfaction. The fact that they are open 24 hours is also pretty impressive. Thank you for the meal.

I stopped by the Raisu Kebab Shinjuku store and tried the Kebab sandwich with sweet sauce for 300 yen. It was my first time trying it with the sweet sauce, and even though it's advertised as sweet, it had a light spicy kick which made it very easy to eat. The finely chopped cabbage and meat were layered multiple times, and the sauce was evenly distributed, so every bite had the same delicious flavor.

The kebab shop here offers kebabs that are almost half the price compared to other places, even at events where they usually cost 700-800 yen. The staff are friendly and give off a sense of security. If you want to quickly fill your stomach around here, this might be the best option.

Rice Kebab Shinjuku Shop Kebab Sandwich - Spicy Sauce 300 yen Located near Seibu Shinjuku Station, this kebab shop is next to live houses like motion and MARS. They only have chicken, but besides sandwiches, they also offer wraps and rice bowls. There are 5-6 different sauces for the sandwich, and this time I tried the spicy one. At first, it's not that spicy, but the heat kicks in afterwards.

I tried it. In fact, I have never seen this store closed. It's often talked about in the neighborhood, but I wonder how much the labor costs are for this store. There always seem to be at least three tough guys working there. I wonder if there's only one person working during the daytime on weekdays when I'm not passing by. I got my usual kebab sandwich to go. I sometimes buy it as a gift for my second daughter who loves kebab sandwiches. I feel like she shouldn't eat it in the morning. I savor the happiness of being able to buy a freshly made kebab sandwich with plenty of meat and vegetables for 300 yen 24 hours a day on my way home. I need to make sure not to oversleep.

Nice to meet you, I'm Chappy Jinbo. I would like to request a review. Located at 2-45-2 Kabukicho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, is Ray's Kebab Shinjuku store. The nearest stations are Seibu Shinjuku Station or Shinjuku Station. They also offer Uber Eats delivery service. The phone number is unknown. This time, I chose the Doner Kebab Wrap from the menu. It costs 450 yen. It's a kebab wrap that is easy to eat and has good cost performance. Considering the price, it's totally worth it. It has a decent volume, so it's satisfying to eat. The taste is stable and there are no disappointments with this kebab. That's about it. See you next time.

With repeated state of emergency declarations, the atmosphere in Kabukicho has become strangely distorted. After 8 PM, even standing soba shops only offer takeout, making it feel like "it's forbidden to eat dinner at this time." I wander around feeling a slight despair. But then, shining brightly, is this place, always open and stable. I've never seen it closed, no matter the day or time (even though I'm always in Kabukicho). Even if rough-looking men are eating standing outside late at night, it doesn't seem out of place here. I'm not good with spicy food, so I order the MIX (medium spicy). As always, it's delicious. If only they served Turkish beer to go with it. It might seem odd to be munching on kebabs here late at night, especially after drinking, but I find solace in having a place like this.

I used to visit a kebab shop that cost 300 yen including tax before the pandemic. They offer a variety of sauces to choose from: MILD (sweet), MIX (medium spicy), HOT (spicy), ULTRA HOT (extra spicy), GALIC (garlic & yogurt), and TERIYAKI (teriyaki). I tried the kebab (300 yen) with the medium spicy sauce as a gift, and it was well received. The skin didn't get soggy like it used to, and the balance was good. Next time, I want to try it with the garlic yogurt sauce. Thank you for the meal.

Today, the second stop in Kabukicho, if you're feeling a bit hungry, try the 300 yen kebab sandwich! #Tokyo #Shinjuku #Kabukicho #Kebab #Ray's Kebab #Kebab 300 yen tax included #Kebab bowl 450 yen tax included #A shop with a generous amount of meat and reasonable prices

Even though the kebab was only 300 yen including tax, you could choose from different sauces like MILD (sweet), MIX (medium spicy), HOT (spicy), ULTRA HOT (extra spicy), GARLIC (garlic & yogurt), and TERIYAKI (teriyaki). I chose the medium spicy sauce and sat on a chair in front of the store, enjoying my meal. It was delicious! However, right after that, I made a mistake. I was drunk while eating, so my hands were not steady. When I took a big bite, the filling came out all over, staining my shirt and pants, and I had to go to the dry cleaner the next day. The kebab was tasty, and it was only 300 yen, which made me happy, but with the dry cleaning cost, it ended up being an expensive kebab (crying).

There's a kebab shop near my house, so I decided to take a walk and buy some directly. The kebabs here are cheap and delicious as always! Only 300 yen, which is so great. Since it's a hassle to come back again, I bought three at once and ate them at home. The spicy and garlic flavors were delicious today too!

The kebab sandwich here is delicious and only costs 300 yen, which is much cheaper compared to other kebab places that usually charge around 500-600 yen. The portion size is generous with plenty of meat and vegetables. I personally recommend the combination of garlic yogurt dressing and spicy mixed sauce. There are other tasty options as well.

Located right by the north exit of Seibu Shinjuku Station, this kebab shop stands out for its affordable prices! The kebab rice bowl is only 450 yen including tax. There are a few simple chairs outside the shop where you can sit and eat, but I chose to stand and eat my bowl (laughs). Despite the low price, the portion was generous! The amount of meat served was satisfying, not just a small portion. The taste was delicious and I left feeling satisfied.

Delicious kebab for 350 yen. This is a great deal.