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What to order at Dristor Kebap Lipscani
- The dish to know
- Dristor shaorma
- Editor tip
- Open until 04:00; the special shaorma comes with all four sauces.
CuisineStreet food
Price$
Neighborhoodlipscani
HoursMon-Sun 10:00-04:00
The dishDristor shaorma
Last verified
Tip: Open until 04:00; the special shaorma comes with all four sauces.
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Location
Address: Strada Lipscani 41, 030033 București, Bucharest
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