TikTok's Kalani Ghost Hunter tries 'best kebab' in Wrexham
'Kalani Ghost Hunter' has a staggering 3.2M followers and over 40M likes on the social media platform.
In his most recent videos, he's been travelling around the UK sampling the most highly-rated spots in various towns and cities.
And on Friday (June 13), the American-foodie visited Wrexham, including The Turf pub and local favourite bar/restaurant 'The Fat Boar.'
But, it was his visit to award-winning 'Chip-O-Dee' that caught the attention of fans, as he tried the 'what's supposed to be the best kebab in Wrexham.'
Kalani at The Fat Boar in Wrexham (Image: Kalani Ghost Hunter)
Kalani Smith, who is from Tennesse, ordered a large lamb doner, coated in garlic and chilli sauce, salad and pitta.
"It looks incredible", he said tucking in, with hundreds of local residents suggesting their takeaway of choice in the comments.
Kalani at Death By Tacos in Chester (Image: Kalani Ghost Hunter) The reviewer also commended the sauce being 'in-house' and homemade, and overall loved the dish.
"You definitely don't have to be drunk to enjoy this kebab", giving Wrexham yet another huge thumbs up.
Owner of the takeaway business Haci Deniz said: "I'm very grateful for his visit and very happy with the comments. Hopefully we see him again soon!"
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Kalani also stopped in Chester and tried rising Mexican restaurant 'Death by Tacos' situated on Bridge Street where he feasted on an 'incredible' platter.
He previously visited the region in March, and enjoyed a fish pie at local pub 'Pant-yr-Orchain.'
You can find Kalani's full reviews across his social media platforms.
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