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Meet Omer from Sultan Kebab in Itaewon, Seoul
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Do you like Turkish Kebab? I do, and there's no better place to get it than from Sultan Turkish Kebab in Itaewon! This tasty restaurant is my favorite place for fast, healthy food at a great price. Just 3,000 won gets you the best kebab in Korea. Listen to the restaurant owner, Omer Yilmaz, talk about his hometown, his business, his family, his plans for growing his restaurant, and more!
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