Mustafa's Gemüse Kebap in Berlin

No puedo decir si el kebab estaba bueno realmente de sabor ( que lo estaba) o si despues de esperar 3 horas de cola había hambre. Deberían de poner más personal. El kebab excelente

Frankly, my worst experience in Berlin in terms of Kebab, nothing works. The endless wait is okay if on arrival you have the service and the quality, but it's the factory so politeness goes out the window, we're cattle in front of a money machine. After the wait, we notice the price of the kebab has been increased by a small pen cost to take advantage of the summer hype to make even more profit (worse kebab and the most expensive of the stay for a basic Doner at 7.80) the breads are forgotten in the panini machine we see them 4 by 4 constantly in it, result: 2 kebabs, 2 burnt and dry breads nothing to do with the delicious crusty breads from Berlin. Wrongly dosed, wrong distribution, meat on one side, salad on the other, ultimate disappointment. I queued less to go out to a club than for this burst kebab so save yourself an ordeal

Very good vegetable kebab. We were lucky. The queue only lasts half an hour. I recommend!

The famous Mustafas Gemüse Kebap… you wait in line for a while depending what time you have decided to come, what can I say - Kebap was fresh and filled with good flavours and ingredients, was it worth the wait? Not necessarily and I’m sure there is other good options with less hype. If you want to go for the experience then go ahead you will get your moneys worth.

i'm just FOMO, 2 hours waiting🤣

It took exactly 2 hours and 4 minutes to arrive. When we went there was a queue of 35-40 people. Actually, it's not even a queue for chicken doner. Average service time per person is 3 minutes. As you know, the system works slowly. They work slowly and keep the queue always long. Absolutely nothing worth the wait. Those waiting in line are tourists anyway. You can buy and eat the same from any döner restaurant. There is no flavor that will make you lose your mind. We, like every tourist, fell into this trap. There was no need.

A long line, but a different taste!

Lukewarm bread, little meat, Zewa napkin, endless queuing at a high price. I prefer to eat my kebab somewhere else.

The best kebab you can try in Berlin! It is usually crowded but it's definitely worth the wait. Bread was crunchy and meat was flavorful, I suggest to not remove a single ingredient. I also took my brother there and he loved it!

Best kebab I've ever had... definitely try it 👍

The kebab is good. The vegetables are raw and fried. The sauces and spice mixes are very good. The only downside is that you have to stand in an endless line to eat it. Whether it is worth it or not, only you can decide.

Kebab at Mustafa's in Berlin is a real culinary experience - but it requires patience. The queue can be long due to the slow roasting process and the intimate nature of the place. However, this is not a disadvantage, on the contrary: it makes the meat exceptionally juicy and aromatic, and the small scale of operation guarantees constant quality and repeatability of the served dishes. The roll also deserves special attention - it is lightly spread with butter, which gives it a subtle, buttery flavor. Add white cheese, fresh chives, crunchy celery, lemon juice and mint pieces. In addition to standard vegetables, this set of additions is surprising and stands out from the classic kebabs that can usually be found on the corner of every street. In my opinion, it is this combination of quality and non-obvious ingredients that makes it worth queuing. It's not just a kebab - it's a little feast that proves that street food can be sophisticated.

I was at Mustafa’s Vegetable Kebap in Berlin – I waited a whole 2 hours and 10 minutes! I've never waited so long for food in my life. But it was worth it – very tasty! If you have patience, I can definitely recommend it!

No food is worth that long a queue. Almost 5 hours of waiting. Although the kebab must be admittedly outstanding.

Top class street food. No tables or othet options to sit and eat nearby.

An iconic place on the gastronomic map of Berlin, this kebab cannot be missed when in this city. Delicious👍

Hmm…. Despite the huge queue, kebab The Best. It's not just putting meat and vegetables on a roll. Everything carefully, slowly, with a smile. And the products themselves…. The meat is great and the vegetables too. Something two classes better than in Poland... Of course, unfortunately.

Tres horas y media de cola, son muy lentos, la cola avanza muy poco a poco….el kebab està bueno, es diferente, pero no merece el tiempo de espera en absoluto.

You won't have to wait in line for hours for this döner from Türkiye. In fact, such a sequence wouldn't exist if it didn't work slowly and deliberately. They work very, very slowly just to give the impression of a famous place with a queue in front of it.

It's not a doner kebab worth waiting in line for 80-90 minutes... especially if you've eaten doner kebab in Turkey, there's no need to wait...

Consider waiting in line for at least 1 hour. It's delicious, it's nice to have uludağ soda, cola turka, saka water and ayran.

The waiting line is very long but I think it is worth the wait. Chatting to other people and having a drink while waiting has become a culture here. If you have time, I recommend you try it but the line is 2 hours long.

Three hours of your time is not worth it. In Mexico we have the same top, what you order comes out immediately, if there is a line it takes 10 or 15 minutes. More than that time is rude.

It's worth waiting and eating this miracle 😃

SO THE GUYS THERE ARE VERY FRIENDLY AND THE FOOD WAS VERY VERY GOOD. THE ONLY DISADVANTAGE WE ARRIVED FOR 3 HOURS. WOULD I EAT THE DÖNER AGAIN? IN ANY CASE. I WOULD WAIT THAT LONG AGAIN. NO, UNDER NO WAY.

Best thing I've had in my mouth

If you are wondering whether it is worth standing in this dizzyingly long queue, the answer is YES! A taste unlike any other kebab, super seasoned meat, delicious grilled vegetables and feta cheese with mint simply do the job.

Overrated gemuse kebab. It's good, but not so good that you have to wait in line for over an hour for it. There are other better places with tastier kebabs in Berlin.

No comment needed, just fantastic!

Thanks to Mustafa, who taught the four operations to those coming from Turkey again. In the comments I saw, most people went back to the math class they had in high school. So, after waiting for 1 and a half hours and moving only 3 meters, I made a calculation by watching the masters. Our masters were able to serve 2 doner kebabs to a couple within 5 minutes. There were 51 people in front of us. 51 people, along with their relatives, were waiting alternately in line. Roughly at minimum there were >60 people in front of me. So how many hours will I have to wait for my turn to come? If you are thinking of coming, here is a practice question for you. I don't know if it tastes good or not. It would be good if those who can eat it compare it with the tangible places in Turkey, I don't think it is better than the ones in Turkey..

So, we came at my wife's insistence, we waited in line for 2.5 hours, and while we were waiting, we said to each other, "Let's not tell anyone about this when we return to Türkiye. Is there such a wait for chicken doner?" in case people would make fun of us. I mean, yes, it's delicious. As someone who ate chicken doner kebab for the first time, it was nice that they made it with vegetables, but I really couldn't understand how Mustafa Bey and his family kept people waiting in line while singing arabesque songs. If you have thoughts like "I will definitely try it, I don't want to die without eating it", etc., this is a place where you can fill your stomach cheaply and eat in front of the people waiting in line because there is no place to sit. You can buy cola turca as a Turkish cola or ayran +1 euro, but I can say that ayran was very nice and better than döner. I think the brand is 7 days (first time I heard of it) Of course, we waited that long, we ate it as soon as we bought it, we didn't think to take a photo :)

Meat is not appetizing. Not recommended. I had a stomach ache and my boyfriend vomited acid.

Three hours in line for kebab. But it was worth it.

Super tasty kebab in Berlin. We come by every time we visit Berlin. The prices are also very good. I can only recommend it. Keep it up!

I can't recommend it. I really expected a lot since it is listed as the best kebab in Berlin, but it doesn't live up to expectations. We waited 1 hour 40 minutes in the afternoon and definitely wouldn't do it again. The meat has a lot of cartilage in it, which somehow takes away the pleasure. It's still original with the vegetables, but you could really do more with the taste (e.g. also in terms of sauce selection, etc.). It's a shame about the time lost; don't make the same mistake.

Well... because you have to go to these places that otherwise... an hour and a half of waiting is not worth it, in my opinion... of course after that time... you are hungry as hell and you eat it with great desire! That you would have preferred to order two! ;) It's good... but once and no more...

We actually waited in line for nearly 2 hours, but the kebab was very delicious and waiting in line for doner kebab in Berlin while listening to "I am a walnut tree" and "rose pink" is a nice experience no matter how you look at it. I found him very friendly, I congratulate the whole team😄

I was expecting something wow, but we got kebabs that were not salted/seasoned at all. Waiting for 2 hours - it's not worth it :(

Nice staff speaks English, the atmospheric booth is perfect for photos, the long wall is comfortable and clean, perfect for consumption. And Kebab... well, the question is whether someone from Poland seriously goes there for a kebab or is it for the place, it's worth it for the place, for the food, just like that, there are better ones in Waw ;)

Totally waste of time. Very long queue and Intended slowly careless workers . They don’t about wasting time of people waiting to take their meal. showing long queue and curiosity trigger for people passing by . It is cheap way of advertisement. Cost nothing but just people’s time. Doesn’t deserve that wasting of time

The best kebab ever... Somehow, the meat melts in your mouth, the vegetables, grilled and fresh, magic, a surprising note of mint... It's worth waiting 1 hour💚💚💚‼️

If you're in Berlin, this place is a must-try! Be prepared for a long queue no matter the hour—we personally waited over two hours. But trust me, it's worth it. The veggie döner is loaded with fries, grilled veggies like peppers and cucumbers, fresh tomatoes, cottage cheese, and a mix of delicious sauces. Each bite is bursting with flavor. Even standing in the cold felt justified by how good it was. Definitely worth the hype and the wait!

Average vegetable kebab, like you can get in many places in Berlin. The only thing you don't get very often is the fresh mint in the kebab. I can't understand what is supposed to be "unique" about the sauces and the bread, as described here. This is all absolutely standard. Unfortunately, neither chili powder was added nor my salad request was taken into account (tomato and cucumber were what I wanted, but I got "complete", which unfortunately I only noticed when I got home). The ambience is virtually non-existent, it's an old food truck without tables or chairs, so you have to take the kebab home with you or sit it on the street. If you want to avoid the long waiting times, you should go first thing in the morning. I only had to wait 5 minutes around 10:30am during the week as there was only one person in front of me. I can confirm that the employees here don't work super fast. I can neither understand nor recommend that people seriously wait in line for 3 hours.

It took an hour in line but it was worth the wait

Despite the long queue, the waiting time passed quickly and the gentlemen placed orders quickly. The service is very nice and helpful, there was no problem removing the onion from one kebab. The kebab was delicious, the bun was crispy on the outside, the perfect amount of sauces, fresh vegetables, the meat was juicy and well seasoned. It was worth the wait, I felt that the ingredients were of good quality. The prices are also very affordable, you can really eat up with such a portion. It's a pity that there is no comfortable place, e.g. high tables, to stand and eat there. Only a wall remains nearby, but it's still worth it. I recommend :)

Tasty stuff. Recommend. There was a small line for about 10-15 minutes on Tuesday at 3 pm.

Cash only is a scam Not worth it to visit the ATM

Incredible, a kiosk and the queue you have to wait to eat a kebap

I've never had better chicken doner in my life. He was absent all day. It's so full inside.

Staying in Berlin without trying one of the best kebabs in town… I couldn’t do that. 🙂 I was near Checkpoint Charlie and realised I was close to Mustafa’s one (I had a few other adresses in my pocket though). So 1h15min of waiting is not nothing, I can give you that. Now all depends on how bad you want it hein 🤣 I stayed and the verdict is… 🥁 It’s totally worth it. An excellent quality of chicken, slices are slim but juicy, savoury. The bread is amazing, it made this delicious “crunch” sound each time I bit in. Veggies - excellent, I would not have minded more aubergines but… chef’s choice after all. Mint and goat cheese in it, wow amazing. 🤩 I also appreciated the service. They are quick and it’s nice to see them relaxed and not nervous or speedy but rather smiling and cool. I totally recommend. PS don’t take a takeaway, eat it right there to have the better taste and for a better presentation of kebab 😉

You will wait in line for 2 hours!!!! And then you will enjoy crusty bread, perfect meat because... there is no rush... you have to cut it as it cooks. Plan to go to Mustafa in good time and with a great spirit of joy and patience You will like the result

Just bread and sauce, hardly any meat

Amore, if there is a place in Berlin where the chakras, stars and salivary glands align, it is in the carnal sanctuary called Mustafa Gemuse Kebab. What is served there is not food, it is street art served in a pita bread that deserves its own spin-off on Netflix. Let's talk about bread: EN. A. POETRY. Crispy on the outside, warm on the inside, with that aroma that tells you “I love you more than your mother when you pass an exam.” And when they open it and fill it with that juicy meat, grilled vegetables and feta cheese... it's like an angel kisses you with garlic and love. Now, let's get to what's really important: THE GUYS WHO PREPARE IT. Look, my false eyelashes are sweating just remembering them. With those brown arms, the apron stained with glory and a look that says “I'm going to put double sauce on you and then I'm going to marry you in Istanbul.” I don't want a boyfriend, honey, I want a Turkish soap opera where I fall in love with the one who cuts the meat. Let him look at me from the other side of the spit and say “sen benim kebabımsın”… and I, exhausted, with the bread already opened. And yes, the queue is miles long. But boy, so is Ikea on a Saturday and no one complains, so put on your best outfit, bring water, a book, or better yet, your best friend to enjoy, because waiting is part of the mystical ritual that takes you to culinary ecstasy. But be careful: ENOUGH OF PEOPLE ORDERING 20 KEBABS IN ONE SITTING! Are we at a company dinner or are you setting up a buffet at your aunt's house? Ridiculous. And you, a cashless light who arrives with your card as if this were the Apple Store: read the signs, sweetie. THEY ARE BIGGER THAN YOUR NARCISSISM. Don't be that person. Don't ruin the flow. In short: Mustafa Gemuse is not just a kebab. It's a religion. It is desire. It's Berlin at its tastiest. And when one of those grill gods hands you your pita bread like it's the final rose on The Bachelor Türkiye, you grab it, drool, and know you'd do it again. Again and again. Mustafa, my love, make me the kebabite of your dreams.

Short comment. So it tastes really good but it's not worth the long queue. There are more tourists queuing, the locals aren't queuing.

Brutal 10/10. It may be one of the best kebabs I have ever eaten. The only bad thing is that it comes in very quickly and then comes out too. Would I repeat? Yeah. Would I recommend it? Yeah.

The first thing you need to know is that it's cash only. I'd queued 20 mins before I spotted this. It's definitely worth it as the drum was delicious- well filled and a lovely blend of flavours. Service friendly and smiley too.

Short review: Appearance 9/10 Taste 9/10 Texture 10/10 Price/performance 10/10 - 4.3 euros Operation/service 6/10 Ambiance 3/10 Waiting time approx. 15 minutes Overall food 9.4/10 Overall location. 4.5/10 After a short wait, only about 15 minutes, we were served. The waitress didn't smile and wasn't super friendly. (6/10) It took less than two minutes and the vegetable kebab was already ready. The vegetable kebab consists entirely of: chicken meat, the typical “döner kebab vegetables”, herb and hot sauce, sheep cheese and the fried vegetables. (carrots, potatoes, zucchini) Everything is held together by a crispy kebab bread. When we got the vegetable kebab, there was nothing to complain about in terms of appearance except that the kebab meat could have been fried a little crispier. (9/10) After the first bite, I realized that this kebab was very special. The combination of the juicy chicken kebab, the crisp salad, the fried vegetables and the sauces is a hit. I would only have liked a little more sauce. (9/10) The texture is very good. Crispy bread, crunchy salad, juicy kebab meat and soft fried vegetables. It doesn't get any better. (10/10) I can't say much about the ambience since the vegetable kebab is sold from a food truck. However, the food truck could be designed more beautifully and not be jacked up on several stones. (3/10) For a price of 4.3 euros you can't get better kebabs. (10/10) This results in an overall rating for the food of 9.5/10. There is an overall rating of 4.5/10 for the location. Combined in Google stars this means 4 out of 5 stars. So an absolute recommendation from me!

Tourist trap... if you wait in line for over 30 minutes for this kebab, you've not only lost time...

So good, best kebab of my life, super generous! Salad, tomatoes, cucumber, red onion, white onion, eggplant and potato accompanied by its meat and delicious sauce :p

I had best Gemüse Kebap. Fresh vegetables and spicy as well. It was delicious. Please try to visit this place on weekdays not on weekends. It would be too crowded.

We were waiting for 40 minutes, but was definitely worth it. I will be back there for sure 🙃 price also good 8,30 eur

Try it, but the 50-meter queue melts in 2 hours, so plan accordingly.

Very tasty but long waiting time

Yes the kebap is delicious here. But you don't really need to do such a long queue for a good kebap in Berlin.

They broke a little bit compared to last year. Cartilage-like pieces emerged from the chicken.

The kebab is incredibly cool. We waited 1:20 hours during lunchtime but it was worth it. Fat skewers, hot sauces and the fried vegetables fit in so well. Price-performance ratio is also very good, the kebab is not too small and costs €7.90 and the Dürüm costs €9.10

Very tasty, ridiculous price, long wait. I recommend

Mustafa Kebab – despite the huge queue and reputation, the place did not make the best impression on me. After 40 minutes of standing, I gave up and there were still about 30 people waiting in front of the booth. The two people serving and preparing the dishes couldn't keep up with the pace, which only prolonged the waiting time. The lack of places to sit, people eating on the walls and the general mess around did not encourage anyone to stay. Was the kebab worth the patience? I don't know - I couldn't check.

Still delicious and 5 stars in terms of taste and value for money. But the long wait is not possible. Even with 5 people in line, I queued and waited far too long. Therefore 2 stars deducted for that.

Sure, it's a great tasting kebab. But it's not worth the ridiculous (and artificial) line you see in front of it 95% of the time. there are other alternatives in Berlin which are just as good and where you don't have to wait for 2 hours.

Don't understand the hype. You stand in line for far too long. The surroundings stink. The kebab is at best ok and it's not clean either.

I'm not comparing it with the doner kebab in Türkiye, both are different, but I'm sure you'll enjoy eating it. Since there's always a queue, you have the opportunity to eat the doner kebab fresh and hot, with plenty of ingredients.

I think I literally achieved my dream by biting into this kebab. I have tasted dozens of them, in several cities, several countries even... but this one was THE kebab. The tender meat, the perfectly measured spices, the crispy bread, the homemade sauces... I still have tears in my eyes just thinking about it. It's not just a sandwich, it's a work of art. If you ask me what I want to do with my life: eat this kebab over and over again. It's not a crush, it's a vocation. I will come back. Even if I have to cross borders, face the rain, or walk for hours. This kebab deserves everything.

Best kebab of my life, I think about it before going to sleep, it woke up my Frenchie taste buds, a must 🙏 thank you kebab

It's not worth it if you wait 1 hour.

Delicious kebab, a great tourist destination. The wait is quite long which adds to the experience

Really very good kebab, but 2 hours waiting time. No, never again.

The doner is very good and definitively one of the best I have ever eaten. However, I have waited 2 hours and a half in line and that made the experience a bit frustrating. I rate the service low because I believe it is quite inefficient since there was just one guys who was doing everything in the attempt of serving 300 people as fast as possible

So… far too long a line! I've been waiting here for 2.5 hours and it's still not my turn! The employees work slower than a snail can run! Just a spit! But it still comes because suffering shared is suffering halved! Tüdelüüü 👋👋

My favorite kebab in Berlin. Every time I go to Berlin, I make a detour to Kreuzberg. The peculiar kebab meat with roasted vegetables and sheep's cheese can only be found in the capital. There's a reason why you always have to wait 20-30-40 minutes or longer at Mustafa's.

Food is subjective, and so is kebab. We had high expectations - unfortunately, from my point of view, not so good. The taste of the kebab was okay, quite dry. A kebab with some grilled vegetables. Wait in line for 30 minutes. Where I live (far away), the guys make a kebab in a maximum of 3 minutes and with much more taste. But everyone has what they like. :)

I don't think the social media hype is worth the wait.

Even 1 star is too much, they work too slow to keep people waiting as a marketing trick. Don‘t recommend it at all.

They act slowly on purpose and create the perception of quality. We waited in line for literally 3 hours. Please don't wait

I don't know if the employees work slowly on purpose, but the queue for 30 people moves in an hour and a half. Will I come again, never!

Best Gemüse Kebab still served with a smile after these many years in business, but the line is often loooooong.

Altes geschmackloses Brot, befüllt mit Gemüse. Es ist außer dem Fleischspieß nichts von den Zutaten einsehbar. Nicht einmal ein "ich war da" lohnt sich. 7,40 Euro. Es gibt deutlich bessere vegetarische Döner in Berlin.

The hour and a half wait in line was definitely worth it. The two guys at the counter are extremely friendly. I'll be back. Bomb kebab!!!

It's worth standing in line for over an hour in our case!

It's actually a very well-located triangle bag shop, but this place is apparently extremely popular, which is why some people seem to wait in line for several hours.

On the first day (Friday) we arrived at Mustafa after 11 a.m., the queue lasted for 45 minutes. On the second day, before 12 noon, the queue was almost 1.5 hours long. The kebab was just as good both days. Soft bun, perfectly seasoned chicken. The only thing that, in my opinion, could improve the taste of the kebab is more browned meat. There's a bit of a lack of any seating space.

We were in Berlin and without a doubt the best kebab I ate in my life, it cannot be missed on your visit to Berlin. As a recommendation, the pita is better than the durum. Long live Betis until they lose.

Not worth standing in that long line

We come from Frankfurt and waited in line for dinner for about 20 minutes - but it was totally worth the wait! The staff are very friendly and prepare each individual kebab with great care, placing the ingredients like puzzle pieces - really impressive. It was the best kebab I've ever eaten in Germany. What you should pay attention to: There are only chicken kebabs in the shop and no seats. However, there is a bench right in front of it where you can sit. We ate there and enjoyed our meal in peace. I can recommend it to anyone who comes by!

Very good kebab, crispy bread and well stuffed. I feel like giving 5 stars because the kebab really deserves it, I have not eaten it so good even in Istanbul, however I spent 2 hours waiting and I would not feel like doing it again, "wasting" two hours of time that I could have spent going around places. I feel like recommending it only in case of a short queue or to people super passionate about kebab.

I was eating for the first tine minute before, and wondering "why? this line for this?" so I read a review from 2 weeks ago, and it says exactly what I am thinking . I agree 100% with this lines: "This might be the most overrated food I've ever had. After tasting it, I felt like a fool for waiting in line for hours. Normally, I wouldn't even wait, but my friends visiting from Canada wanted to try it—and they didn't like it either. I honestly don't understand why tourists coming to Berlin are so eager to eat this. There are definitely much better döner places in Berlin. Even a random döner in Kreuzberg would be better than this.".

The kebab was good, we ordered a menu. Nobody warns you that it has spicy sauce, it gives it a touch, although too spicy for my taste. I only give the service 3 stars, since perhaps as a Spaniard, we are used to closer treatment by the staff, the waiters are not unpleasant, but they are cold and they treat you in a hurry.

A perfect taste. I eat it every day without getting tired of it. You taste every ingredient in the bread one by one. Vegetables and sauces are very fresh. Luckily, we didn't have to wait long, so it's best to go early.

The work super super super slow....so there is always a line . So people want to come... It's psychological.. the kebab is perfect but the waiting line is really ridiculous and on purpose...

I waited for my friend's sake, I couldn't stop even for 2 hours and 2 minutes, there were 5 rats and 5 big rats running around there, and whatever was in that doner kebab had a strong chemical smell of garlic, I don't know if it was a bottled gas leak. Anyway, it's definitely not a place to go. Not even 1 star is given.