Hummus, babaganoush, tabbouli, falafel and grape leaves. Served with hummus, salad, rice, sauce and pita bread.
$10.75
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30. Southbay Combo Plate
Beef, chicken, kofte and 3 skewers. Served with hummus, salad, rice, sauce and pita bread.
$14.99
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31. Small Family Combo Plate
Beef, chicken, kofte, chicken shawarma, gyro, rice, salad, hummus, 4 pita bread, garlic and tzaziki sauce and grilled vegetables.
$25.99
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32. Large Family Combo Plate
Double each of beef, chicken, kofte, chicken shawarma, gyro, rice, salad, hummus, 4 pita bread, garlic and tzaziki sauce and grilled vegetables. Served with hummus, salad, rice, sauce and pita bread.
$47.99
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About South Bay Chicken and Kabob
South Bay Chicken and Kabob offers Side Orders, Beverages & Salad And Soup across 58 menu items, with prices from $1.25 to $47.99. Browse the full South Bay Chicken and Kabob menu with current prices — budget picks like the $0.50 53. Sauce — updated September 2026. Rated 4.0/5 by diners.
South Bay Chicken and Kabob Menu: Frequently Asked Questions
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questions about the menu, pricing, and dining options.
What is on the South Bay Chicken and Kabob menu?
South Bay Chicken and Kabob offers 58 menu items across chicken and other categories. Browse the full menu above to see everything available, including portion sizes and category breakdowns.
How much does South Bay Chicken and Kabob food cost?
Menu prices at South Bay Chicken and Kabob range from $1.25 for the most affordable options up to $47.99 for premium items. The full price breakdown is shown in the menu table above. Looking for the cheapest options? Visit the South Bay Chicken and Kabob cheapest items guide.
What are the cheapest items at South Bay Chicken and Kabob?
For the lowest-cost meal options at South Bay Chicken and Kabob, visit the dedicated South Bay Chicken and Kabob cheapest menu items guide — every item sorted from the lowest to highest price so you can quickly find budget-friendly food starting at just $1.25.
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