Abduls

Never again in a million years. Food awful, staff are rude.

Your usual fast food restaurant. Hugely popular if you don’t want to waste your money next door in McDonalds. Usually popular with students drunkenly just arriving back from a night out since it seems to be open very late into the night. Kebabs are good, service is good and the extensive menu is also good. Staff are very friendly at all times. For a takeaway night, this is worth a shot.

abduls has been around for 32 years (since 1980) and my step dad has been going in for 20 odd of them at least, i have also been using them for some time now and i have never once had a bad meal. its also very cheap compared to the equivalent rubbish. i also don’t know anywhere else that sells kabab’s as good! neither does my step dad! great curry’s pizzas burgers ect too. friendly staff and clean premises also. as i am a chef i can honestly say that for unhealthy fast food it IS the best, great if you have been to a concert in the city center. as my step dad has been going in for so long and when he was in a band 3 times a week most weeks too you can safely say its the best at what it provide’s!!!

Abduls Fallowfield. One of the most spacious and luxurious kebab shops in Manchester, and still in no way luxurious.
These are the best kebabs in Fallowfield if you ask me. Kebab King lives by reputation rather than its actual delivery of quality. You just can’t beat a seek kebab from here. Go on, try and SEEK a better one.
Plus theres lots of seating space so you can sit and enjoy your kebab in (relative) conform, and avoid having to much it cold when you get back home.
Lots of chilli sauce and some garlic mayo please.

When you’re staggering home at 3 in the morning and require a carb fix then you could do a lot worse than Abduls.
I usually just get chips with lots of mayo but you can go for a more adventurous option. kebabs, chicken burgers. They do poppadoms as well which are very tasty as you wait.
Usually a bit of a wait because it’s pretty popular but should only be about 15 minutes. mind you, when drunk that seems like hours. I’ve always had good service in there and the staff are pretty banterous because they’ve dealt with so many rowdy students. However, one of my friends went recently and there was a distinct lack of banter and they also didn’t give him mayonnaise. strange?
Pretty fun to go in as well if you’re not overly drunk because there’s so many funny sights — once a girl was just shouting hello to everyone and telling them how much she loved them etc. then couldn’t find her shoes (which were on her feet) and fell over on her way out. Great end to the night.

Ive been eating from abdul kebab house for about 3 years and never been disappointed with their quality and service.
One warning is that their food is very addictive.
Friendly staffs and good kebabs.

It was eventually going to come down to this. I’ve visited it often enough, I’d need to review it. Hopefully my words can do it some justice, as it has served me well these past few months.
Granted, it is only a takeaway, but as any party-​goer can attest to, they are very important places when one is hungry and out late. Knowing which places offer the correct ratio of cost to taste is a must. Make an error, and you may regret it come the morning.
Abdul’s seems to me to have hit the nail on the head. It is located just opposite the Sainsbury’s bus stop, thereby soaking up the majority of the returnees to that area, and arguably offers the best in the way of kebabs and burgers within that local vicinity. At around £3 or so, they may not be the cheapest, but it’s a choice between that or trekking five or ten minutes up the road to the next lot of takeaways, most of which are similar prices. Also, you can eat in, always a minor plus.
To be honest, if you’re buying from a place like this, you’re unlikely to be in the clarity of mind necessary to make rigid and logical cost-​efficiency calculations in your head, so it’s a moot point. Just trust me on this: it’s a good call when it’s 3 am, it’s cold, you’re in the area and you have the change.

I just had to counter-​review this place just because someone has given it a five-​star rating.
This place is awful! Horrible nasty kebabs (I don’t like kebabs at the best of times but this place is BAD).
The last place you’d ever want to end up in at the end of a night. Bleugh.

The service at 2:00am is as good as can be expected for a place full of drunks, but the kabobs are so worth it. Juicy, delicious, huge, almost a perfect meal. I love you Abdul’s!

You can either eat in or takeaway from Abduls restaurant in fallowfield. It openeed about 2 years back and since then has been a good eating place with good food. Though it has tough competiition from the Saajans takeaway which is just few shops to abduls. Abduls food is good but i find saajans food more tastier. But as everyone has their own opinion others might like abduls more, it depends. Its located at a very buzzing area which is full of students and hence its never short of customers i guess. Bhajis are delicious at abduls and i go there for some kebebs as well from time to time.

Abdul’s is like a fusion of indian food and an american fast food place, but in the best possible way. Their chicken kebabs are up there with any in Manchester and premises is clean, new and modern. They offer a massive selection not limited to: kebabs, currys, pizzas, burgers, chips, milkshakes, you name it!
Their kebabs are that nice I regularly eat them just as a normal meal, 18 pints not needed. Well worth a try whether for dinner or as a post-​pub snack.

For all your kebaby needs in Fallowfield. Why anyone would go to the Maccy D’s next door is beyond me. Across the road from the Friendship Inn.