Eat & Drink

Turkish Kebab

A well-loved kebab shop by the VGTU / Saulėtekio campus in Vilnius, famous for enormous, fresh-tasting portions, halal meat and a warm welcome that often comes from the owner himself.

Updated Jun 20262 min read·2 sections
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The short version
  • Regularly called one of the best kebabs in Vilnius, with portions so generous that even a 'small' is a full meal.
  • Plenty of fresh vegetables and well-balanced sauces, with halal meat options on offer.
  • Friendly, personal service — you are often served by the owner himself.
  • Tucked beside the Saulėtekio (VGTU) bus stop on the university campus, away from the Old Town crowds.

Big, fresh kebabs by the Saulėtekio campus

Turkish Kebab sits on Saulėtekio alėja, beside the VGTU stop on the Saulėtekio university campus in the Antakalnis area — a short trolleybus ride north-east of the Old Town rather than a central walk-in spot. It has built a strong reputation among students and locals as a contender for the best kebab in the city, helped by famously oversized portions: order a 'small' and you will likely still leave full.

The kebabs are built with a good range of fresh vegetables and well-balanced sauces, and halal meat is available. Much of the charm is the service — the warm, friendly owner often takes the orders himself, which gives the place a more personal feel than a typical fast-food window. Card payments are accepted, and you can ask for extra sauce if you like things saucier.

Good to know

Choose between chicken or beef kebabs, served as a wrap, in warm pita, or 'in a plate' (a deconstructed version with fries and salad). Prices can run a little higher than a typical kebab shop, but the sheer size of the portions keeps it good value. Long-time fans rave about the quality; a few recent reviews have noted occasional inconsistency, so during busy periods it can be worth calling ahead. Hours and prices change — check current details before you set out.

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