The Kebab, is the grilled mean within the bread wraps. It is thought that the grilled meat-chunks were prepped as such for the first time in Turkey after soldiers would grill the meat on skewers over hot coals. There are many variations of the dish in the world. Mostly known in North American -thanks to our local North American son James’ street-food knowledge- as Gyros, closer associated with the Greek Souvlaki grilled meat dish. In Turkey, the wraps that we served this evening are more commonly known as Doner Kebap.

It’s a diverse dish, served tonight with fresh vegetables and Tzatziki sauce.

(left to right) Gary and Richard shake on how delicious tonights meal is.

(left to right) Leonid and Aleksei are having a wonderful time.

(left to right) Davyd, Michel, Mirsadi, James, Nikita and Tony barely converse as the meal is hitting the spot just right.

(left to right) Leonid, The Sasquatch, Nihad, Maksim, Aleksei and Nikita serve themselves.

He’s a rare treat to have around, but Bigfoot made it all the way to CDL for our in-house meal and we’re honoured to have him dining with us in Olympus. We think that he uses his celebrity to mooch free meals wherever he can.

Another successful and delicious CDL in-house dinner! They’re occasional to keep them special. They heighten the communal atmosphere just that much.

Best of the best from the Olympus Boys!