Imagine that every other day you order a kebab and spend a small fortune on it. Sounds like a joke? For one Pole it's everyday. According to Glovo data, the record holder consumed as many as 266 servings per year, leaving over 13 thousand zlotys on the table. Warsaw beats the rest of the country to the head – over 583 thousand kebabs fell to the capital.
Kebab conquers Poland – statistics do not lie
Kebab had long since stopped being just a quick meal after the party. It became the number one delivery, leaving behind pizza and burgers. In the last 12 months Poles have ordered more than 5 million servings – as many as the people of Norway.
It's not a coincidence. Kebab wins with price, serving size and personalization. Rollo, box or classic in the bun – everyone will find something for themselves. Poles are increasingly experimenting with XXL versions, cheese or American ones.
Recorders Who Do Not Regret
The biggest kebab fan in Poland is equal. Within a year he ordered 266 timesby spending more than PLN 13 thousand. This is on average one kebab every 1-2 days and a big hole in the budget.
Even more shocking is a single order – almost 1 900 PLN For one delivery.
Other interesting records from Glovo:
- The largest number of kebabs in the country are ordered by the Warsawers – over 583 thousand servings per year.
- The highest activity falls on weekend nights (18:00–21:00).
- Record minute: 37 kebabs delivered in 60 seconds (23 February).
Why is Warsaw ruling?
The capital has no equal. Residents order kebabs most willingly in the country, and their share in nationwide deliveries is 15%. Behind Warsaw are Łódź, Kraków and Tricity.
The pace of life, late return from work and a rich offer of locals do their job. Kebab became not only food here, but a lifestyle after dark.
