Kebab - Similar Dishes

Similar Dishes

Europe, Eastern Europe, Caucasus, and Eurasia
Kebakko (Finnish)
Brochette (French)
Pinchitos (Spanish Andalusian)
Espetada (Portuguese)
Spiedino (Italian)
Rablóhús (Hungarian)
Ćevapi (Balkan)
Souvlaki (Σουβλάκι - Greek)
Frigărui and Mititei (Romanian)
Mtsvadi (მწვადი - Georgian)
Khorovatz (Armenian)
Shashlik (Russian)
Asia
Kawap (Uyghur)
Chuanr (Chinese)
Satay (Southeast Asian)
Kkochi (Korean)
Kushiyaki and Yakitori (Japanese)
Americas
Donair (Canadian)
City Chicken (Ohio Valley-Upstate New York)
Spiedies (New York State)
Banderilla (México)
Anticuchos (Andean)
Espetinho (Brazilian)
Africa
Suya (Nigerian)
Sosatie (South African)

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