Shawarma at SG… Anatolia Turkish Restaurant

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Shawarma at SG… Anatolia Turkish Restaurant

June 8, 2010

Here’s a Turkish restaurant which serves Sharwarma!

Anatolia Turkish Restaurant located at the 2nd floor of Far East Plaza in Scotts Road Singapore.

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In this restaurant, Shawarma is specifically called Doner Pancake Roll.

I’m not an expert on Turkish cuisine but I have tried two (2) Shawarma’s from two (2) separate Turkish restaurants and I can notice a sweet taste in their sandwiches.

Shawarma is both available in Beef and Chicken and you can also order a meal which will include a drink and fries.

Contact details can be found on their website http://www.anatolia.com.sg/

Complete address of their Far East Plaza branch is as follows:

Anatolia Turkish Restaurant

14 Scotts Road #02-58/59

Far East Plaza S(228213)

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