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Nestled in the back streets of Itaewon is Greek on the Grill. Selling souvlaki pitas in lamb and chicken, as well as salads and meats on a stick cooked on the grill. It's a cute little take out place to grab something cheap and tasty to eat on the go. They also have a small seating area if you want to sit inside.
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64-67 Itaewon 1(il)-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, South Korea
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02-797-7043
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Chicken or lamb cooked on the grill and then served in a fresh pita bread with salad and tzatziki sauce. They also have tradition Greek Salads available.
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Chicken Souvlaki Pita - 5,000 won
Lamb Souvlaki Pita - 5,500 won
Lamb Souvlaki Pita - 5,500 won
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Fat Girl
I spotted this little place a few weeks ago when walking around Itaewon, I made a note of it and vowed to give it a try next time I wasn’t so full. Then a few days ago we passed it again and I figured it was about time. I love kebabs and love grilled food so I figured there really wasn’t anything not to like. They are very similar to kebabs except the meat is cooked on skewers and not sliced from a giant piece like the Turkish ones. They are also wrapped in thick pita breads rather than the thinner tortilla breads the kebab shops have.
I ordered the chicken souvlaki pita (5,000). Chunks of char-grilled chicken, fresh salad and topped with a tzatziki sauce. All wrapped up in a chewy pita bread it was rather good indeed.
And of course The fat boyfriend wanted to try the lamb souvlaki pita (5,500). He really does love his lamb!
As well as the souvlaki pitas, they have just plain meat on a stick and a few different Greek salads. There is room for seating or you can get it to go. A cool little place to grab food on the go and a nice change from kebabs and sandwiches.
For a full review see http://afatgirlsfoodguide.com/2014/03/12/greek-on-the-grill/
I ordered the chicken souvlaki pita (5,000). Chunks of char-grilled chicken, fresh salad and topped with a tzatziki sauce. All wrapped up in a chewy pita bread it was rather good indeed.
And of course The fat boyfriend wanted to try the lamb souvlaki pita (5,500). He really does love his lamb!
As well as the souvlaki pitas, they have just plain meat on a stick and a few different Greek salads. There is room for seating or you can get it to go. A cool little place to grab food on the go and a nice change from kebabs and sandwiches.
For a full review see http://afatgirlsfoodguide.com/2014/03/12/greek-on-the-grill/