DINERS can grab a colourful treat at a Bradford restaurant – a pink kebab.
German Doner Kebab has launched Coco & Kiki, which are the UK’s first pink kebabs.
Served in fluffy pink coconut-infused waffle bread, the kebabs come in two different sizes (Coco and Kiki) and are combined with a regular kebab featuring doner meats, fresh lettuce, tomato, onion and red cabbage.
The Coco & Kiki kebabs available now from German Doner Kebab in Bradford
The pink kebab is available at the restaurant based at the Xchange on Charles Street, near The Broadway, plus all the firm’s branches nationwide.
Customers will be able to get their hands on the new regular-sized Coco kebab for £6.99 and the smaller-sized Kiki kebab for £3.
The Coco & Kiki kebabs are available for dine-in, takeaway at all GDK restaurants and for delivery from August.
From left, Waseem Ahmed and Afrooz Hajigholizadeh, from German Doner Kebab in Bradford, which is selling the pink kebabs
Freshly prepared in front of customers, the quirky kebabs are made using premium, lean meats and fresh vegetables, served in handmade toasted breads with signature sauces.
Saqib Gill, German Doner Kebab Bradford manager, says the brightly-coloured dishes are already proving popular with diners since they launched on July 11.
A closer look at the UK's first pink kebabs named Coco and Kiki and they are now available at GDK Bradford
He said: “The pink kebab is doing OK for us this week.
“It has coconut in it. There are different flavours in it. It uses slightly softer bread than usual.”
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