How to dine like a King

austinpowers said:
Mmmm that looks nice, one thing i do miss is a nice kebab, did have a Gyro the other day, Pronounced "hero", the greek version of the doner kebab.:)
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Gyros are prepared very slightly differently though. :) But yes you're right it is the Greek equivalent. However more often than not doner is understood just as well ;)
 
Samione said:
Holy crap I think I just barfed. How to dine like a king? The king of where? Papua New Guinea? Jesus:p
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Jesus is the king of Papua New Guinea.!!! :eek:

Never been a fan of donner meat... will eat pretty much anything else that i can get my mouth around when drubnk though... (usually some form of chinese food...)
 
Freefaller said:
Gyros are prepared very slightly differently though. :) But yes you're right it is the Greek equivalent. However more often than not doner is understood just as well ;)
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If you are ever in Greece and start to run out of money it is perfectly possible to live off Gyros for approximately 2 Euros a day.

This is my favourite Gyros shop on Rhodes:

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Known to me and Kate as "Pigeon Gyros" because there are always loads of pigeons on the counter and in the shop. Incredibly hygienic :D
 
If i wasnt totally broke i would drive to the kebab shop RIGHT NOW! :(

sucks being skint. really does.
 
Lopéz said:
If you are ever in Greece and start to run out of money it is perfectly possible to live off Gyros for approximately 2 Euros a day.

This is my favourite Gyros shop on Rhodes:

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Known to me and Kate as "Pigeon Gyros" because there are always loads of pigeons on the counter and in the shop. Incredibly hygienic :D
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It's hilarious all the best little gyros shops are always called "Steki" in Greece and in Cyprus! :D

Right I'm moving back to Cyprus!
 
thanks made me drive 10 miles to douglas for a chicken kebab

was well worth it

the wife had a donner kebab too
 
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