Luke Littler refused to disclose how he planned to celebrate his maiden ProTour win at the Players Championship.
The teenager stormed to victory in Wigan on Monday, winning seven matches as well as hitting a nine-dart finish.
Littler has taken darts by storm ever since his debut appearance at the World Championship at Alexandra Palace in December.
The teenager won his first professional title at the Bahrain Masters last month after earlier hitting a nine-darter.
Luke Littler refused to tell a reporter how he planned to celebrate his Players Championship win
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He has since reached the final of the Dutch Darts Masters, losing to Michael van Gerwen, as well as impressing in the first two weeks of the Premier League.
But Littler needs to earn ranking points on the ProTour in order to qualify for other major tournaments in 2024.
He started in style on Monday in the behind-closed-doors event, beating Ryan Searle 8-7 in a thrilling final.
Littler had overcome Jim Williams and Luke Woodhouse in the first two rounds, before ending his third-round win over Michele Turetta with a perfect leg.
Cameron Menzies and James Hurrell fell foul of the 17-year-old before Alan Soutar put up a spirited resistance in the semi-final before going down 7-6 in the decider.
Littler will be back in action on Tuesday at the second Players Championship event of the year.
But he refused to confirm how he intended the celebrate his first success on Monday evening.
Asked what he had planned, Littler replied: "Erm, no comment."
The reporter then asked Littler whether a kebab would be on the agenda, replying: "A Wigan kebab maybe this evening?"
To which Littler responded, while laughing: "Maybe not."
Littler's love for a kebab became public knowledge during his run at Ally Pally.
However, he recently confirmed that he actually only ate one during the entirety of the tournament.
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Luke Littler said he wouldn't eat a Wigan kebab after his Players Championship win
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Littler told the Guardian: "I had a kebab after my first win and didn’t have another in two weeks."
The youngster is in for a busy week, with night three of the Premier League taking place in Glasgow on Thursday.
He will play former world champion Gerwyn Price in his quarter-final, who he has already beaten twice in the last month.
Littler may well have enjoyed some downtime on his Xbox following Monday's win. He revealed recently that he often doesn't sleep until the early hours of the morning.
Littler told the Daily Mail: "I don't know why but I am always up until, like, 2am or 3am on my Xbox.
Luke Littler will be back in action at Players Championship 2 on Tuesday
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"I wake up at 1pm or 2pm and I do the same every day. I might need to get into a routine of going to bed at a normal time - I never see the morning. I get up, I go on my Xbox.
"When I get bored of that, I go on the practice board, and when I get bored of that, I go back on my Xbox. I practice for maybe 20 minutes or half an hour just to keep my arm loose.
"I think a big thing was when we first went into lockdown I was doing four or five hours a day because there was nothing else to do.
"Now maybe it is 20 minutes or half an hour. Because I have my talent I don't really need to do silly hours again. The hard work paid off and I don't need to overdo myself anymore."