Tikka Kabab

We wanted to try something different after church and I had a hankering for a gyro, so we tried this out, and were pleasantly surprised.Unassumingly nestled in a strip mall off of 41st, this little restaurant surprised us with its freshness and flavors. Of particular note is their meat is Hamal certified, ethically killed and butchered making it acceptable for all Muslims to eat. It was evident in the gyro meat because it was juicy and tender with a wonderful seasoned flavor.Momma had the plate which was meat over rice and a choice of sides (hummus, tabouli, and grilled veggies) and I had the gyro platter with fries and a drink. The fries are hand cut in house, peppered but not over seasoned. They were delicious.We had a great visit with the owner and learned about everything from Hamal, his cooking to kids at TU. It was a great visit and he made made us feel like family.

I have been on a gyro kick. I was super excited to try this place when I saw the google and yelp reviews...FOOD:- ordered gyro plate to go, approx $15- the lettuce had some brown spots and I was very surprised Greek salad wasn't offered as a side instead it was just plain ole shredded lettuce - the tabouli kind of scares me because it's supposed to look nice and vibrant green...instead it was solely dark green with tomatoes (the flavor is there and very pronounced which makes me think it's put in the fridge for days instead of it freshly made each morning)- tzatziki tastes as usual- it stinks that some of the online menus state "5" toppings but the sauce itself counts as one topping...- for the plate, you can pick between white or brown rice. I picked white rice and 1/4 of it still tasted raw (as if the rice kernel wasn't fully cooked through)- I'm grateful he provided utensils wrapped within plastic (strange how only a fork is provided with a napkin and a salt/pepper packets) because there are open utensils laid out next to the soda machine- gyro was dry but I appreciate the long pieces given (vs the pictures I saw online)SERVICE:- nicest man with a fantastic attitude and very thoughtful - was not afraid to explain everything and anything to you - does NOT take Apple Pay (he states the whole system needs to be changed for a couple of thousand bucks...)- his ethnicity definitely matches the food offered; hence, you know it's authentic AMBIENCE:- black booths- your typical diner vibeLOCATION / PARKING: - located in the Reasor's plaza- may be hard to find... it's behind or next to the Chipotle building- "Injury Care" is what's closest to the street so if you see this, Tikka Kabab is its neighbor - plentiful free parking - parking lot is fairly always empty- a very treeless and botanyless propertyOnto my next gyro pit stop...

A gem in East Tulsa, with excellent Mediterranean food and even better service. The gyro plate is delicious. The meat is flavorful and tender, and I like that you can pick four sides to have with your protein. I like to add hummus, tzatziki, tabbouleh, and corn, but there's plenty more to choose from. I only wish they also had toum/garlic sauce. Plenty of other options exist to turn your meal into a burrito, a pita, tacos, or even a quesadilla, which is fun if you want to change up your order.I noticed a steady stream of customers during the lunch hour when I dined in last time, and the presentation of the food is nice when you eat there. Dining area is large and overall clean. There's tons of parking outside. Most of all, the owner is one of the friendliest people I've ever met. He really appreciates his customers and always seems to remember me and my boyfriend. I really appreciate his dedication to wonderful customer service, and wish him and his business the best!- Ambiance: 4/5- Food: 5/5- Service: 10/5

Not bad but not the best. good food if you want something cheap + BYO.Chicken Tikka Pita Sandwich (3/5) - chicken was dry and it was a bit oily. ~$9.70

Very friendly service and the food is really good. I got the chicken tikka plate;the chicken was tender add the hummus sauce to it

Tikka Kabob leaves much to be desired. Despite requesting specific spice levels, the flavors were underwhelming on both visits, with inconsistency in heat levels between dishes. Portions were disappointingly small, leaving us feeling unsatisfied. We even ended up going to a taco spot after our first visit and getting Ming a couple street tacos to satisfy our empty stomachs, and my husband is a very lite eater. When he asked for extra rice, they wanted to charge him $4-5, which is insane. My initial disappointment wasn't alleviated upon a return visit, as the food continued to lack flavor and portion sizes remained inadequate. Unfortunately, Tikka Kabob fails to impress, and I won't be returning.

Great place for Mediterranean foods. Everything is delicious and owner is nice and sweet. Our go to is the gyro plate

Visiting from out of state and this place was an awesome surprise. If you're looking for a great tasting, fresh, decent size gyro then this your place!

We stopped here after a 13-hour day on the road, on the tail end of a 3-week cross country road trip and this was one of our favorite meals! Every bite was phenomenal!

Got the gyro Mediterranean plate and it was delicious! The owner was so kind. Would definitely recommend