Restaurants in Warsaw

All but three of the 36 are kebab shops, and they are spread across 14 of Warsaw’s 18 districts rather than bunched in one quarter. Śródmieście has nine, Mokotów six and Bemowo five, and the remaining addresses are scattered over eleven more districts, from Białołęka in the north to Ursynów and Wilanów in the south. Several trade from unusual premises: Daniel Kebab and Noor Halal Pizzeria are pavilions at the Bazar Lotników market in Mokotów, Pasha kebab stands on the Selgros cash-and-carry car park in Bemowo, and Hello Kebab in the Pasaż Wisławy Szymborskiej is classed as a food court. The three exceptions are Noor’s halal pizzas, Hasu Sushi on Powstańców Śląskich, whose reviews mention miso soup and wasabi, and Obiady Domowe in Białołęka, a takeaway whose name means home-cooked dinners and which opens only on weekdays, from noon to 5 PM.