Sutton-in-AshfieldNG17 4BGKirkby-in-AshfieldMansfieldNottinghamshire
Chicken kofte kebab
Tavuk köfte
Kofte is seasoned minced meat shaped onto a skewer and grilled. Chicken kofte is softer and juicier than chicken shish, and soaks up more of the smoky charcoal flavour.
- Chicken kofte£14.00
- Chicken kofte wrap£10.50
- Chicken kofte with chips£10.50
Where it comes from
The word köfte comes from the Persian kufta, meaning pounded or ground meat. Turkey has hundreds of regional köfte, from İnegöl to Tekirdağ, each town proud of its own recipe.
Lamb and beef are the classic meats, but chicken köfte has become a favourite for people who want something lighter.
How we make it at EFES
We season minced chicken, press it onto skewers and grill two per portion over charcoal until golden. It comes with rice, chips or couscous, in a wrap, or as a kids' meal.
Goes well with
- Tzatziki (Cacik) £4.50
- Rice £4.00
- Çoban salad £4.00
- Garlic mayo £1.15
Allergies
Our kitchen handles all 14 major allergens. Before you order, please read our allergy information and call 01623 442222 if you have an allergy or intolerance.
Where to get it
You'll find chicken kofte kebab at EFES in the centre of Sutton-in-Ashfield (NG17 4BG). Come in and eat, collect in about 20 minutes, or have it delivered across Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Huthwaite, Mansfield and nearby.
- Address: 91 Outram Street, Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire NG17 4BG · Get directions
- Opening hours: Sunday to Thursday 12:00–22:00, Friday and Saturday 12:00–23:00
- Delivery: NG15 to NG20 postcodes, including Sutton-in-Ashfield, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Huthwaite, Mansfield, Mansfield Woodhouse, Hucknall and Selston. Check your postcode
- Phone: 01623 442222
Questions
What's the difference between kofte and shish?
Shish is cubes of meat; kofte is seasoned mince shaped onto the skewer.