Mc Döner in Bochum

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Great snack in the newly designed Ruhrpark. Had a currywurst with fries - super tasty. The sausage is from Dönninghaus, which always indicates very good quality.

Friday 4:45 p.m. --> About the food: My fries were extremely salty, but my companion, who likes to eat a lot of salty foods, liked them. The satay sauce was good. That's it for dinner. --> About the service: We ordered something, but the music inside was so loud that we had to shout our order loudly, even though we were standing right in front of the counter -- and the man behind the counter also shouted his questions to us loudly had to. We found that very rude and unpleasant. We like to listen to gothic and techno at home, loudly, but sorry, in such a small shop I find such a music volume totally inappropriate when ordering. In addition, even though there were hardly any customers there, he became annoyed when my companion, who was over 50, ordered and then asked me what I wanted; she wanted to invite me. He said something impatient and sulky like: "What now? Pay together or what?" This is more friendly at other chip shops (even when the shop is full, which wasn't even the case here). We then sat outside and waited as there were one or two other orders that needed to be made before us. At some point the operator called out something about his loud music, and since no customer was standing up, I got up, went to the counter, and asked (again loudly, because the music was too loud): "We didn't understand you and don't know if we were meant?" Then he was completely harsh and rude: “Then why did you get up!??” A sound like that is really the worst thing ever. Me: "Really? Because I'm being polite and wanted to check if it's our turn and this order is ours." He: mushy: “Medium fries special and medium fries with satay sauce”. Me: “Yes, exactly, that’s us.” His snotty answer: “Well, go ahead!” I then asked him if he was the owner of the shop, he said yes, and then I just said, "Too bad, then I can't complain about you to a boss." We lost our appetite, but we stayed and ate in peace. What was interesting was that if "cool" people, young people, pretty ladies or regular customers came in the 30 minutes that we sat there, then he was friendly, hey, hello, welcome, how are you.

Well I never really give reviews but the food was a complete disappointment, I spent €38 and it didn't taste good.

Fries and meatballs were good. The fried fish was riddled with bones. The oriental music playing in the background is very annoying and reminds me of a kebab shop rather than a Dutch chip shop.