I don't really go there for eating kebab. I can only eat piri piri chicken which they do good and if you really know what the kebab is you wouldn't choose there and thats why its called kebab KID kids don't know what is the kebab???? unfortunately people in oxford are not sure when they get drunk the other thing i find strange the meat they grill as a kebab it doesnt look fresh to me at all

I used to live in house which had a garden that backed onto kebab kid. Needless to say whilst living there i put on a lot of weight and my diet was not very varied!

Kebab kid is without doubt ONE of the BEST kebab places on cowley rd. Which is a pretty big deal seen as though every kebab house on cowley rd is pretty good. Esp the end further away from the city centre.

Kebab kid was not long ago refurbed and is therefore still fairly clean and pleasant :) the staff are really friendly and funny and dont mind if you take ages ooooing and errrring :)

I have always found the food -burgers and kebabs- really really good and i have tried quite a few things. i especially like their burgers and their kofte kebab is excellent...smothered in garlic sauce....although this is less advised if you are on the pull ;)

Definitely the place to visit on your way home from park end or the S.U...i would say the bridge but of course their clientèle is far to posh for a kebab .... ;)

there is not a 'bad' kebab house is cowley per say, however there are some that do the little things right or have the right atmosphere to stand out. this seems to be where the kebab kid falls down. its a venerable instituation of oxford late night folklore, but its crown is slipping. speed services has given it an almost automated feel...no character or stand out food. dont get my wrong, the food is extremely passable, but, as always an issue with a chain.....atmosphere and character can lack

"Chilli sauce, salad, salt/vinegar chips, special prices for you my friend" - This place is so good, I once wrote a song about it.

Excellent late night kebab action. They use naan bread instead of pitta which i've always thought is genius. The staff are nice and they put up with the riff-raff very well. I''d recommend trying the chicken tikka naan or the kofte kebab. If you're feeling really daring, ask for a plane crash, they'll know what you mean.