New Leeds restaurant will serve 'UK's first pink kebabs'
A brand new German Doner Kebab chain is opening in Yorkshire soon, and this time the new eatery will be in Leeds.
The restaurant is scheduled to open in December in Leeds Cardigan Fields, Kirkstall Road, Leeds. The opening will create 40 new jobs in the area and the restaurant said it will serve kebabs in pink bread.German Doner Kebab offers a "premium dining experience", a spokesperson said, and serves authentic Middle Eastern street food and modern, contemporary formats.
The brand now has over 100 restaurants in the UK alone. Daniel Bunce, GDK Global COO, said: "We’re delighted to officially announce plans to bring the German Doner Kebab experience to Leeds Cardigan Fields.
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