Habibi Kebab - Hoeyanger

This place seems to now be trading as Parken Pizza. We were visiting from Australia having escaped the summer heat. I was tired and needed to pull over for a nap. It was in the height of winter and not much was open. I parked outside to sleep and our friend went in to this place to try and get a cup of tea, Ross wasn't even aware it was a pizza shop. The owner, a beautiful Iraqi man, welcomed Ross and made him a Bodum of tea, despite it not being on the menu. It was one of the nicest teas Ross had had, the owners blend of Black and Green tea. He welcomed Ross in as if he were a guest in his home. When I woke I came in too, and we sat around chatting with the owner, his lovely wife, and a local guy who was also very friendly. Our experience here was memorable for all the right reasons. We loved the hospitality we experienced in Norway, and this Iraqi gentleman gave us insight into Iraqi culture that also makes us want to visit his home country. He refused to let us pay him anything for the tea when we were leaving. You must support this guy, he is a very special man. If he/you ever reads this thank you for your genuine hospitality. We will talk about you for the rest of our lives and we will fondly remember you when we one day visit Iraq!

Nous avons manger un hamburger un jour à midi sur le pouce. Grandes portions prix correct, lespizzas sont énormes. Pas mal de tables pour s asseoir et arrêt de bus et place de parc juste à côté. Personnel très efficace et poli

Veldig god service! Heimelaga brød til pizza og kebab, smakfullt og godt!Anbefales!

Here you can quickly play Kebab and good Pom Frie

This place seems to function as a parking pizza. We visited Australia after we escaped the summer heat. I was tired and had to move for a nap. It was at the height of winter and not much was open. I parked outside to sleep and our friend went to this place to get a cup of tea, Ross wasn't even aware that it was a pizza shop. The owner, a beautiful Iraqi man, greeted Ross and made him a bodum tea, although not on the menu. It was one of the most beautiful teas that Ross had, the owner mix of black and green tea. He welcomed Ross as a guest in his house. When I woke up, I came in and we sat with the owner, his beautiful wife and a local who was also very friendly. Our experience here was unforgettable for all the right reasons. We loved the hospitality we experienced in Norway, and this Iraqi Lord gave us an insight into the Iraqi culture that also leads us to his home country. He refused to pay him for the tea when we were gone. You have to support this guy, he's a very special man. If he ever reads this thank you for your real hospitality. We will talk about you for the rest of our lives and we will remind you when we visit Iraq one day!