No 1 Kebab in Edinburgh, City of

Grim. Got a large Donna kebab and it was cold and swimming in grease. Got binned off. Avoid like the plague otherwise you'll be on toilet for days

Thanks for your hospitality last night and for looking after my son while he’s been at Uni. He always raves about your restaurant 👌🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻

We were greeted by a lovely gentleman playing a Kurdish instrument in the background. He proceeded to cook the food for us and it was of good quality. Would recommend for a little kebab stop after a few drinks.

Asked for chicken wrapped kebab which was £7 But I did get "large shish" which was maybe 5 small pices of chicken. I was charged £9 for this tiny kebab. Really disappointed!

Can't fault it. They fed me after a few wines and no argument from me. Went down a treat! Great team who deserve appreciation!

Hey guys just a little heads up, warning, what ever you wanna call it, especially for women. So last night me and my boyfriend were coming back from Glasgow, got off the train at Haymarket and headed up Morrison street to get good at No.1 Kebab at about 12:30/1am. When we got there, there was a man already in the shop that was giving his number to the two men working in the kebab shop and saying he'd come back and pay for his food tomorrow (seemed a little weird but kinda shrugged it off). We ordered a cheese pizza and chips. And waited about five minutes before overhearing one of the guys working saying to the other guy working about a meat feast pizza, chose to ignore this because another person was coming and going from the shop and presumed it was their order. We were called up to get our food which was in fact a meat pizza. We explained that that wasn't what we had ordered and we wanted a cheese pizza and then man tried to barter with us to get us to just pay for this pizza, which wasn't what we ordered. We refused and he explained he'd have to make a new pizza. Another ten minutes later he notices that my boyfriend is holding his bank card as means of payment and says that the card machine isn't working. We explain we have no cash on us. (Surely you must explain to someone before they order that it's cash only, and in a pandemic too!!!) My boyfriend goes away to the cash machine across the road and just up from the kebab shop but comes back to explain that cash machine is out of service. The two men working are starting to get frustrated and try to explain where another cash machine might be but as a local I knew where he was explaining there wasn't a cash machine. He told us we could come back with the money tomorrow, or bank transfer and at that point I just felt extremely uncomfortable and explained to my boyfriend that i think we should just leave it. The men started trying to offer us the food for free, which we declined and started to walk away as one of the men is shouting at us and starting to follow us up the street. Thankfully for us he left us alone. When we got home my boyfriend told me that the reason he didn't go looking for a second cash point was because he would have been out of view of the kebab shop and felt that these men may be dangerous and although we can't say or prove anything, for my safety he didn't want to leave me alone where he couldn't see what was happening. I want to know if anyone else has had a similar experience with this kebab shop or anything negative. Mostly just a word of warning to the community about some absolutely awful service and I would hate to think that I didn't warn people and something worse happened to them. Watch out guys.

came here for a midnight feast kebab meat was delish and the staff were very pleasant, Would highly recommend this place for late food.

I visited this small establishment twice in 3 days on a visit to the capital. On my first visit I ordered a 10" ham, mushroom and spicy beef pizza for £9. Wow, it's the 2nd spiciest/hottest pizza I've ever had! The second visit was a small lamb shish kebab at £7.50, which again was fine enough. The staff were friendly/efficient, but when I saw them sat outside their shop, having a cigarette, then going inside and preparing our food without cleaning up, or putting on gloves I thought "we'll suffer tomorrow!" This needs to change.