This month German street food brand Döner Shack is opening a brand new restaurant in Manchester Arndale this month and has a mouth-wateringly good offer to celebrate.
On November 22 the restaurant will be offering free Berlin-inspired kebaps between 11am and 3pm to celebrate.
Visitors can download the new Döner Shack App and claim their delicious free meal.
Alongside Döner, chicken shawarma and freshly baked artisan bread, there will also be currywurst, halloumi, falafel and vegan schnitzel all priced between £6 and £9, with a selection of milkshakes, German soft drinks and beers on the menu.
“We can’t wait to introduce the people of Manchester to an authentic taste of the Berlin döner kebap filled with quality meats, fresh salad and our delicious signature sauces," said Sanjeev, co-founder and managing director of Döner Shack.
“We feel incredibly excited to be opening in Manchester Arndale, and understand, now more than ever, that people don’t want to compromise when it comes to quality, taste and their dining experience”
A kebap is the same as a traditional Turkish-style kebab, but Döner Shack has added its own German-inspired twist to the menu.
Known as a real German favourite, the kebap is a pitta bread pocket filled with spiced meat, salad and sauce.
The döner contains twice the amount of lean meat you’d find in a British kebab – with no artificial fillers or excessive oils, meaning guests can enjoy the tasty meal without feeling too guilty!
Döner Shack is also the only UK fast-casual restaurant to offer a selection of authentic German Currywurst.
Sanjeev said: “We want to change people’s perceptions of the kebab and for our lean high-quality kebabs to become an everyday option for eating out.
"Whether that’s a snack while shopping, a quick grab and go during a busy lunch break or a fun evening with a group of friends.
"It’s time for a new generation of street food and we’re thrilled to be leading the way.”
Döner Shack is launching at the Manchester Arndale on Monday November 22 and will be open from Monday – Saturday 11am – 9pm and Sunday 11am - 8pm.
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