Opening Kebab shop or Malaysian restaurant in Poland?

hello evreone
i have kebab shop in warsaw and i back my country to turkey and ı want sell thıs shop 40.000 zloty 30 meter and 5 table street ıs wolska centrum in warsaw.if interesting mail me

duvar78@hotmail

Hi

My name is Aamir from London. I visit Warsaw very often.
I am a great fan of Turkish Cusine, But to be honest in Warsaw I don't find any Turkish kebab place to be up to the standards. They don't represent turkish food. Infact it is not just kebabs, what about humus, lamajun, Tajiki and everything else

I want to start a business in Warsaw but still thinking. I read your add, Your Idea is great would like to know more about it.

Aamir
aamir_maky@yahoo

No where near Indian cuisine.

And... why you wanna bring another turkish resturant here?... I mean... go ahead if you want!...

hi fathi , is your kebab kiosk opened now ? I'm malaysian , coming to poland too .. wondering if i can taste malaysian kebab in poland ..

Apr 27, 09, 11:34 - Thread attached on merging:
Take away Kebab House

Hi Guys,

Is anyone know how to set up a take away kebab shop in Poland?

Well i opened a restaurant in Poland, and i've been opened 6 months, and from experience can tell you a Malaysian restaurant would be more profitable, there a lots of kebeb shops already !!!

Sooo.....where is the Malaysian restaurant in Poland??? Ive been to so many places in Poland but never heard abt that??...As a Malaysian living in europe, I would be very proud to go to the Malaysian restaurant when im visiting Poland again, next week :)

I've actually never ate a Kebab i know it's Turkish and is from lamb, but how does it taste? is it good?

If it's open, are you still sticking to traditional recipes? I know a lot of places open in Glasgow and withing a week are serving the same rubbish as chinese take-aways. If it is a proper malay restaurant then I will be there with bells on.

Infact, stick me up a few satays and a decent rendang and I'm yours!

get a pita/turkish roll, put some lamb, lettuce, onion and tomato and a smack of garlic sauce and it will be similar.

i'm a malaysian working outstation in swiebodzin.
just went to a kebab restaurant in the town. the taste is ok, maybe coz i've never had kebab before.

here, definitely no malaysian restaurant, yet. in general, i can see pubs fill more than restaurants.
you definitely need to price the food correctly to compensate volume.
but anyhow, a different type of food wouldn't hurt. id try something new.

a bit out of topic here: the ladies in poland are HOT! a sight for sore eyes. :)