You can find them almost all over the capital (London).
Takeaway eateries are found on every street or station approach on the outskirts of London.
All of them sell more or less similar food though the names are different.
The salad they serve at kebab centres is watery and bland but filled with fresh vegetables.
It is given as a supplement to meat and it may also be viewed as an attempt to strike a balance between meat and vegetables.
These takeaway restaurants serve a very useful purpose of feeding thousands of people with their good quality and wholesome food.
But there are some superior eateries too.
There is one called Efes, 13 Chatterton Road, Bromley.
It looks drab, its paint is peeling from outside but inside it is very well decorated.
And the kebabs are best you will ever find, and chilli sauce drizzled over the shish compliments the strips of lamb perfectly.
The chips were just great, thin, crisp and greaseless.
I have advised most of my friends to visit it because you can also takeaway the food.
Another name is that of Salisbury's.
They have takeaways in London, Bromley, Biggin Hill, Clapham and Whyteleafe (Surrey).
Here fish and chips are above the normal standard of many eateries.
Many kebab houses have a fish and chip option but quality is not there.
If you wish to eat high quality fish chips you should go to eateries which specialize in it.
They have takeaway option also.
An average meal at Salisbury's will cost you about 5 quid.
But the menu is good.
They have cod, rock, plaice, etc.
The chain of Superfish restaurants has sufficient space for you to sit and relax and they accept Visa and Mastercard.
It is a family runs 30 years old business and best place if you relish deep-fried or grilled fish.