MIAM YUMM in Düsseldorf

The cleanliness of the store is commendable. Great importance is placed on hygiene.

Delicious food at great prices, served by a friendly owner. Highly recommended!

It tastes pretty good on its own, but the doner kebab wrap is really small. If you're hungry, you should order something else to go with it.

Once and never again. The House of Heroes has a cool Marvel concept, but unfortunately, it's very poorly executed. We had to wait a long time for someone to arrive, and many dishes – including half a chicken and mashed potatoes – were already sold out by 7 p.m. The staff seemed disorganized, all in civilian clothes, and unprofessional. Hygiene was poor: dirty cutlery, napkins, and restrooms. The food tasted okay, but lukewarm and poorly served – instead of in a box on a cutting board. Many chicken wings were burnt and simply turned over to cover it up. After complaining, we waited over 10 minutes for replacements, accompanied by a casual "Sorry, bro, we were stressed." Conclusion: Good idea, catastrophic execution. Once and never again.

If you're really hungry and the selection is limited, you might end up at Baba's Pizza Grill 1. The doner kebab here is solid – but nothing more. The meat could be more crispy more often; at times, it seems more like it was cut from a skewer in "snooze mode." The feta cheese remains a real mystery: it doesn't come in convenient cubes, but rather as a large piece directly into the doner kebab. It's meant well, but it contradicts all doner logic – you can only eat it with acrobatic bite management. The place still scores points: The staff are friendly, card payments are accepted (a real plus in the snack world!), and they also serve red cabbage, which isn't a given. All in all, a typical "lunchtime doner": filling, doesn't spoil anything, but doesn't conjure up any culinary leaps of joy either. If you're looking for a gourmet highlight, you should move on – if you just need something quick to eat, you'll find it here.