Tried the lamb Yeeros and it was extremely tasty. The ingredients from the pita bread to the salad inside were nice and fresh with nicely balanced tzatziki and this other special sauce that they put in there.
This was right up there amongst the best gyros place that I have tasted with the only downer being extra charge for sauces.
The yeeros plate ($24) was massive, can definitely feed two if you're not super hungry. It came with all three meat options (lamb, beef and chicken), pita bread, greek salad and hand cut chips. The chips were so good, i think it gets refried twice for that extra crunchy oily exterior, my favourite meat was the beef because it was the most fatty cut, the lamb was a close second and I didn't really care for the chicken. All in all, the plate is very familiar if you've ever had a kebab so i honestly can't tell you what makes it 'greek' but tasty food nonethless!
Mr Shawn & Miss Chicken
+5
The top end of Illawarra Rd used to be a lot less busy than it is now. The old fruit shops are slowly closing, new apartments are getting built. All change. We feel like we've been banging on about these areas changing a lot lately, but it seems to be increasing not flatlining. . One constant along the strip is The Yeeros Shop, opened in 1976 when the Jets were still in the main league and 'Play That Funky Music' played at the Marrickville RSL disco down the road.
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