Musa’s Kebabs

Now, kebab vans are not my usual first choice of chow, but as Musa’s falls at the end of my late night tram trip home from the city, I have to admit I’ve patronised the place, though mostly when intoxicated, so details are light. More often than not, after munching at Musa’s, I’ve ended up with a large garlic sauce stain down my shirt and fallen asleep on the couch — though the kebab can hardly be blamed for that.
The place is a basic kebab hut, with rotating meat stacks and the regular selection of salads and sauces. As it’s attached to the fabulous Lebanese pie shop next door, you have to assume the turnover is pretty high and therefore the quality and freshness is pretty good, despite the less than busy proximity. There is also heaps of parking around the van, so it’s a (slightly) healthier alternative to the regular drive-​thru takeaway chains in the area.