Camel One

Go to kebab shop in Manchester. Dine in and all fresh food including home made sauces. Range of starters & curries look good and are popular, but I haven’t tried personally. Food and service can vary depending on what staff members are on in daytime. Naan breads are as light as a feather and lamb tikka / donner mix was excellent on this visit. Good value for money too. Would recommend.

This unassuming takeaway consistenly provides the best chicken and seek kebab in the curry mile. I have been to some of high end restaurants and can honestly say the kebabs here are absolutely phenomenal. Whenever I am in Manchester I look foward to eating at this place. Resturants may not be decorated as nice as some of the others in the curry mile, however the culinary taste you experienced more than makes up for it. Highly recommended.

A stop off before hitting the Trafford centre, decided to hit an old fav, these days I swerve and go rusholme chippy but fancied some Donner so here we are Ps boss man is proper sound 👍🏻 Meat/Meats - Donner: It’s the slightly red type but has a similar texture to mazaas, can seem dry but I think it’s because it’s quite meaty. I do order a bit of moisture there but not the stuff drowned in sauce to cover up the flavour. Tasty but had better Chicken tikka: proper tasty nice level of spices and flavour and cooked well with some charring, lovely 8/10 Bread - freshly made by boss mans assistant, however it was a bit thin and didn’t have them charred fluffy pockets, all in all was a little small but still nice. Could be better 7/10 Accompaniments (Salads & Sauces) - Plenty of fresh salad choices to keep everyone happy, I liked they had the red pickled type onions but also raw red for crunchyness The best thing was the pickled chillis, most places taste the same but here was really big and juicy...very nice Sauces: Chilli sauce was very potent the way I like it 🔥 but it didn’t have a lot of flavour to go with the heat Yogurt sauce was nice but a bit runny in consistency Sort that out and you’re on a winner 8/10 Value - 7.90 with a can of rubicon seemed steep tbh, should be a 5-6 quid effort 7/10 Eatability - Because the yoghurt sauce was so runny, it ran out everywhere, however I do always smash the donner as a starter with the first lot of sauces then load it up again with the salad and more sauce roll it up and smash the chicken in naan...standard procedure I’m messy as, so I won’t be as harsh...but sort that yogurt sauce out boss man 8/10 Overall score- 38/50 Conclusion- decent, I’m just stingy with the scores 😂 Worth hitting and much better than some of the other places round here