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Private: Kebabalicious Menu - kebabalicious Search for: kebabalicious Wraps, Rice Bowls and More Main menu Skip to content Location Order Online Call Us Info Story Click to order online Location storefront 7th & navasota Hours: Mon-Thur11am-10pm Fri-Sat11am-11pm Sunday12pm-9pm foodtruck Contact to hire Hours: Not available More info From our humble beginnings in 2006 as a food trailer, we’ve grown into a beloved independent restaurant at the heart of Austin, TX. Our journey has been fueled by passion, creativity, and, most importantly, the unwavering support of our incredible community. Through all the ups and downs, it’s your love for our food that has kept us going. Even amidst rising costs, we are more committed than ever to upholding our standards for high-quality ingredients, sustainability, and fair wages for our dedicated staff. Thank you for being an essential part of our story. Your loyalty and understanding mean the world to us, and we’re excited to continue serving you for many more years to come. The Story – part 1 It starts in the era of Y2K, just before all the computers on Earth crashed, sending us into The Bohhh-ring Age. Two best buddies (or pals) from Texas took a brief hiatus from college and boarded a 777 to Zurich, Switzerland. They were on a mission to give aid to the Swiss Alps, whose mountains were too powdery and desperately needed to be snowboarded upon. While this was no modest task, the pair still managed to find time to spend with the beautiful Swiss female natives, and to partake in awkward social rituals like "Party Time." Read more The Story – part 2 Through this immersion into Swiss culture, Kristian and Chris, the two pals (or buddies) found that these Europeans were fond of a certain type of street vendor food called Doner Kebabs. Bein

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