Business · Companies · 3 hrs ago
Iranian dissident and Alicante teacher open family kebab shop in Torrevieja
La Luna is a family-run kebab business in Torrevieja, a town in Spain.
It was opened by an Iranian dissident and a teacher from Alicante.
The business serves kebabs, a dish from the Middle East.
It works four nights a week.
Customers can choose chicken, beef or a mix of the two.
The information available does not say what plans the business has next.
La Luna is a family kebab business in Torrevieja.
It was opened by an Iranian dissident and a teacher from Alicante.
The business operates four nights a week.
It offers chicken, beef and mixed kebabs.
- Who
- An Iranian dissident and a teacher from Alicante.
- What
- They opened La Luna, a family kebab business.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Torrevieja, Spain.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
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- Business
- La Luna
- Location
- Torrevieja
- Operators
- An Iranian dissident and a teacher from Alicante
- Operating schedule
- Four nights a week
- Kebab varieties
- Chicken, beef and mixed
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