Tadim in Berlin

Best kebab in Berlin 🙏 I was there with my class. I wanted to ask if you could send me the video of what you made or upload it here 🙏 that would be very nice.

We tried döner in bread and döner in a wrap. Both dishes were delicious. We recommend them.

Delicious! Very welcoming despite the language barrier but they speak English and are very attentive

That was the worst kebab I've ever eaten in Berlin. The meat was inedible. Absolutely unreasonable for a price of over €7.

This was a really tasty doner kebab. I especially liked the meat and the bread. I can understand, however, that some people weren't full after eating it, as it's smaller than a "regular-sized" doner kebab. But I personally was full. The price of €7.50 for a doner kebab like this is still too expensive in my opinion. But it's a large restaurant with plenty of seating, and you can actually pay by card. And that's why I give it 5 stars!

decent kebab with good bread, the sauce unfortunately a bit sweet

Weak. Any kebab in the Austrian provinces is better. Two stars only for not using minced meat. The meat is dry, bland, and flat. The fact that this stand is supposedly one of the best in Berlin is an insult to all the others.

Absolutely amazing kebab! The best kebab I've ever had. Naturally from the birthplace of the kebab, Berlin. I wish there was a TADIM in Switzerland. Absolutely fantastic quality! THANK YOU.

If you're hungry for a doner kebab at Kotti, you should pay Tadim a visit. €8.00 is really expensive for a doner kebab, but it's loaded to the brim. The meat tasted very high quality and not at all like pressed meat. Deliciously seasoned! The bread was really good for me, so I can't understand some of the other reviews here. One of the best doner kebabs so far! However, if a customer is dissatisfied, they should accommodate them. Otherwise, a great doner kebab!

For the first time in my life, I return a half-eaten kebab. The quality has deteriorated significantly. The kebab bread (standard flatbread) isn't toasted enough, so I bite into a soft, not-so-fresh loaf. After the first bite, I report this to the seller. He nods. Nothing happens. A TAMAM comes back. Afterward, annoyed, I return the kebab. He takes it without a word and does NOTHING. That was my last time at Tadim as a loyal customer. The correct course of action would have been to return a proper kebab. Now I'm stuck with the expense of a bad kebab, I'll never come back, and I'll advise everyone around me to stay away from this kebab shop forever. SIZE YAZIKLAR OLSUN (shame on you).

A must-visit place..our delicious stop 👌

The doner kebab was fantastic—exactly as it should be! The freshly baked, homemade bread was especially amazing and took everything to another level. This is my idea of a perfect doner kebab. I'll definitely be back!

The garlic sauce was a real standout. The meat was also perfectly seasoned and very tasty. The surroundings...well, Kotti, after all.

The Dürum was delicious. Could it be that there are really a lot of fake negative reviews here? The Dürum was easily 9/10

I go to Tadim every time I'm in Berlin. I love the lentil soup, the doner kebab is good too, and the staff are always very friendly. It's extremely affordable and inexpensive. I also like that you can sit outside and get an authentic taste of Kotti. :))

The quality has declined dramatically. I won't be eating here again.

A very caring business. Thanks to Mr. Enzo. The food was like magic.

I got a kebab from Tadim's a few days ago. It was surprisingly high quality. Whether it was the fresh bread, the excellent meat, or the sauces, it was next level. I found the young employee very dedicated; he handled even the most annoying customers and questions with confidence, remaining polite and helpful despite a line of 7-8 people. Great! I don't know, it seems like the shop has had to find its groove a bit since the change of ownership, but the quality of the kebabs is simply top notch. If it stays this way, Tadim's will be the new number 1 in Kotti, and that's saying something with almost 20 kebab shops right around the corner.

I was really shocked... I ordered 3 lahmacun... There was barely any minced meat on them... and it had no taste... outrageous, even one star is too many.

I have been eating from Tadim for 15 years, it has never compromised its quality, hygiene and taste. It has not increased its prices like crazy. It has expanded its menu and added new flavors to its taste. I have traveled the world, you cannot find their lahmacun even in Turkey. I cannot recommend it to those who want to eat ridiculous things on a gold leaf plate for 100 euros, this is the place for those who want to sit in a sincere family restaurant and say they love their stomachs, not their ego. Definitely try the chicken pilaf and ayran, you cannot give it up. 5 stars are not enough for you, you have never reduced your quality for 15 years, you have prepared every meal with love, please stay like this and try to focus on home delivery service. Love.

I have nothing to say good about this restaurant

I was in Berlin as a tourist and took the opportunity to try as many of the popular Berlin doner kebabs as possible and was very surprised that it was so poorly rated when my group had an excellent doner. The amount of meat, quality and taste were a perfect ten. The establishment itself is old and outdated but we liked it so much that we ignored it and enjoyed Tadim's doner.

Really not what it used to be 10 years ago...

Don't leave Berlin without eating here. It is delicious and a clean restaurant. Right in the heart of Kreuzberg.....

Good shop, delicious food, top price-performance ratio, top condition

Very friendly staff. Bread made on site. Kebab generously served.

The meat stinks and i just can’t eat it. We took doner to take away and the whole flat stinks now bleeeeee they seem to use low quality meat

Shredded chicken and chickpeas served over traditional Turkish-style rice can be a good option for those looking for an alternative meal or something to eat late at night. At €4.90, I found the chicken rice quite filling with a generous portion, and I actually liked the taste. However, I can’t say the same for their döner. I clearly didn’t like döner. They also offer some traditional Turkish dishes like tas kebabı and eggplant kebab, which are priced around €10–12. If you're looking for something heartier or more saucy than the chicken rice, you might want to try one of those instead. Personally, I wouldn't go there for the döner, but it’s a decent spot for chicken rice or sometimes one of their traditional stews.

We ended up here by chance because we wanted to eat a kebab and were looking for a place to sit. We should have left it alone. Service is non-existent (unfriendly employees, friends/some buddies are rigorously allowed in), so you have to wait forever to order, kebab meat is placed in the bread according to weight (there is actually a scale on the kebab skewer xD is it still possible?), the taste is lower league (except for the bread), hardly any sauce, meat with a high fat content, not worth the money. Potential wasted because the shop otherwise looks pretty cool for a snack bar!

My favorite business for over 10 years. Authentic atmosphere and food, fair prices and friendly staff. I love coming back here every (sic!) visit to Berlin.

Top doner kebab! 7.50 is a proud price, but good meat (NO minced meat), crisp salad and top bread with delicious sauces.

Very friendly staff and the food was simply 10/10

Very good food. Very friendly staff.

According to a website, the kebab here is said to be the best in all of Berlin and has very good meat quality. That's why I came here and had high expectations. Unfortunately the kebab didn't convince me. The meat was too salty, the price was higher than elsewhere (€7.50) and there could have been more vegetables. I couldn't even taste the onions, even though there were some in there. I was glad I didn't order the larger version for an extra euro. I like the kebab much better in my hometown.

Good prices good service Good food...

Best lahmacun in town and I've eaten a lot of lahmacuns. :) Doner is also great and lekka rice.

Just a regular Kebap but nothing I would recommend

Never again, we ordered a soup with lamb's head and pilaf. The soup was disgusting, there was hair in it and the pilaf was cold.

This kebab was not only a feast for the eyes, but also a feast for the palate. On the door there is a kebab for €8.80, but after I had eaten the filled gold thaler, I noticed that it only cost €7.50. The staff was also amazing and friendly. The best kebab, one that not only touched the walls of my stomach but also my heart.

The portions and quality of the food are weird: it always depends on the mood of the worker. It used to be a good restaurant, but now it's just ridiculous.

Inedible meat. expensive for nothing

I was here on Monday evening and yesterday, January 1st, 2025, to take a kebab to Bavaria for my mother. Simply because Berliners make it better. He specially packed the bread for me so that it doesn't get soggy. Very friendly and helpful, especially towards tourists, thank you! I'll definitely come back to you next time! Anne: Elinize sağlık! tşk ederim <3

Heard about this through the grapevine and it did not disappoint. The people behind the counter spoke a little English but did their best to speak it. Food hot and full of flavour. Definitely come back here!

Best homemade lahmacun, always fresh from the oven. Highly recommended.

One of the most delicious and abundant doner kebabs in Berlin. The staff are very friendly and caring.

I have visited many kebab shops in Berlin, but this is by far the best kebab in the city. The meat is very high quality and you can taste the high quality 🥇

Doner was very good and the service was fun and friendly.

Everything is very good, especially your doner kebabs are amazing, leaf doner is 100%

Very good service 👌🏻 We like it very much 🤌🏻 Ambience is also good 👍🏻

A great place without alcohol, a place to go with family, I recommend it to everyone.

I came with my wife. We were asked to leave the beer we were holding as this was a family place. Don't families drink beer? They said there is a queue, don't rush, brother, and the 3 people who came after me got food. it's a shame

Our five-day city trip from Freiburg to Berlin was enriched by a special culinary find: Tadim-Pilavcı in Kreuzberg. This restaurant and takeaway offers an exceptional selection of authentic Anatolian specialties and every single dish was a delight. Every dish on the menu here is truly special and highly recommended. The Istanbul rice with chickpeas, topped with tender, hand-pulled chicken and carefully seasoned, transported us straight to the street kitchens of Istanbul. A simple but incredibly aromatic dish that you should definitely try! Another highlight is the homemade kebab, which is freshly prepared on a skewer every day. This kebab is juicy, wonderfully seasoned and stands out clearly in terms of quality and taste. But the classic Anatolian dishes such as Güvec (a hearty stew), Dana Kavurma (roasted veal) and Et Sote (sautéed meat with vegetables) are also a real taste experience. The pide and lahmacun, which are freshly baked, rounded off our culinary journey of discovery perfectly. The value for money is excellent and the team at Tadim Pilavcı are extremely friendly and accommodating. We felt welcome from the first moment and were served attentively at all times. If you are in Berlin and want to experience authentic, diverse Anatolian cuisine at its best, Tadim Pilavcı is an absolute must. Our trip from Freiburg to Berlin was particularly enriched by this culinary experience, and we are already looking forward to our next visit. We would like to sincerely thank the extremely friendly staff at Tadim Pilavcı. Your warm welcome and attentive service made us feel welcome and able to enjoy our meal in a warm, family atmosphere. This hospitality made our stay here unforgettable and made us want to come back. Conclusion: A culinary treasure in Berlin-Kreuzberg - every dish is a recommendation, the service is warm and the quality is excellent. A real experience and a clear recommendation for everyone who loves Anatolian cuisine!

The food was great. I can only recommend it. Kotti remains Kotti😜

Tadim is back!! After some rather bad experiences in the recent years came back and tried the Döner. Must say small size but very tasty meat. Goes best with home made Ayran

Came from Cologne and it was worth it.

Please wash your hands properly. Carelessly prepared kebab. Unfortunately I didn't get it all down. Things were much better with the old owner. No more next time. Second attempt: People how can such a good store fall so low. The Dürüm bread is so bad. It's 3am and I still can't sleep because of the bad lavash. Apart from that, the store is so poorly decorated that it can give you eye cancer. Price guidance is also not correct. There are very good kebab shops in the area that are cheaper. Tasteless, catastrophic! Bye Tadim.

Best Dürüm in Berlin, anyone who says otherwise has no idea.

It has a great taste, it is real doner meat and it is not minced meat. Şırdan was also very nice, this is the only address for those who miss Turkey. The pilaf was also very good. I hope to try it again next time. Thank you

Yes, it's simply a kebab. After years of abstinence from kebabs, I broke this one. It was the right decision. Friendly seller, good beef; layered, not chopped. My choice: just tomatoes and onions with the meat in the bread and of course garlic sauce plus extra chili flakes. There was something about doner kebab in 1992 when I was able to compare the first Turkish kebabs and I knew. Unlike others, I come back to this kebab shop again and again.

I came tempted by the ranking, cycling over 3 km, I ate Iskander Kebab and I was not disappointed, it was one of the best kebabs I have ever eaten. When it comes to taste, it's top-notch, cleanliness and the surroundings leave a lot to be desired, but that's not the point. In my opinion, it's worth coming and trying. I RECOMMEND

Doner meat was good. Dürüm tasted good. For me there could have been a little more garlic in the sauce. I'd love to come back.

We ordered two Dürüm today. These were an absolute highlight. The flatbread was freshly prepared (completely homemade, the meat was pure veal and the proportion was perfect.

The best kebab I've ever eaten. The veal is brilliant 😋😋👍🏽 unreservedly recommended

Started very strong and unfortunately crashed very badly. Unfortunately. As a starter I ordered Mercimek soup. Very tasty and, above all, large portion. Unfortunately the side bread was brought later. But very good in terms of taste and price. For the main course I ordered Yaprak Dürüm. The skewer looked really good. I was even more excited about my Dürüm. I only ordered with garlic sauce, a little spicy, tomatoes and onions. No idea why. But employees took the liberty of spreading pizza sauce all over the bread. After everything was topped and rolled up, my Dürüm went into the oven... Anyway, the whole thing was sauce-heavy. There was no taste of meat. Unfortunately. I asked the employee why he did that. Just meant that he wanted to show me/do his specialty. Not wanting to be rude, I paid and then left shaking my head.

A mediocre kebab. We only got the end of a very thin stick. Would have preferred to just try the meat another time… I won't be going back.

absolute horror. but I ate the whole device. mashallah

I haven't been to Tadim's for a few years and I'm shocked at how bad the kebab has become. Somehow everything that would make a kebab good went wrong. Meat dry, Dürüm poorly rolled, sauces not tasty. The last time for me.

Extremely unfriendly service, they act as if they were doing me a favor if I ate with them. It doesn't taste good anyway, everything looks old. No recommendation!!!!!

Just like the service, the kebab didn't convince me either. The meat was dry and tasteless. Unfortunately, as is often the case, the sauces were of poor quality. All in all, a warm, salty porridge that you chew on. I couldn't enjoy the kebab. I won't be coming back and can't recommend this kebab. There are much better ones out there, especially at this price.

Doner over rice Mumbar mussel ❤️❤️

I really can't say anything about the food, I went there specifically because there are interesting things there, but the service is a disaster, nobody has any idea who is doing what, everyone behaves like beginners, even though the shop was empty I ordered something A colleague passed it on and no one served me. I don't want to exaggerate, but there were a lot of employees there but unfortunately no concept at all

The owner has changed again and now there is delicious pilaf with chicken and stuffed mussels, very tasty, thank you

Döner, dürûm, really so good, homemade sauce, delicious bread

In short: served in an aluminum bowl 95% tasteless rice 5% tasteless chicken. Disrespectful staff I was born and grew up on Kotti. The old Tadin shop was an institution. Doner kebab has been 10/10 for decades without exception. So of course we visited the new owner Pilavci and ate his innovative business idea (ironic) “rice with chicken” Turkish street food style. The dish was just disappointing. It's a shame, Kotti deserves more. Tasteless rice with a hint of chicken drizzled on top, which was also tasteless, but I could have overlooked that if it wasn't for the rude staff. The classic is to enjoy this dish with Ayran. Since it was already late in the evening of a hot summer day and I have a minimum of hygiene standards, I didn't want fresh, but rather packaged food from the fridge. This one was bad. It looked darker than usual and was lumpy. Of course, as always, I shook it well. After I complained, the employee made pointless, stupid comments. Please believe me I was really nice, but this guy seems to have some problem. Tells me not to bother, shake better or stir with a spoon. I then gave him money for two more Ayran and only took one. The Lord had no hebug would refuse it. Kotti doesn't deserve anything like that. We are used to better things than you. I can't cook, but my rice doesn't taste like anything, unlike yours - especially since that's what you call your shop.

Friendly and nice. Taste is great

Came here because of internet research. There was nothing going on there, the entire store had no taste, the toilet was broken and most importantly: the taste of the kebab wasn't even middle class

Absolute rubbish since the new owners came. Never again!!! Also do not recommend 😡😡😡😡😡😡🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

Have eaten there again for a long time. Since then I've only had stomach cramps. I hope that this changes again.

For not by far the best Dürüm on the Kotti The best meat and bread are freshly baked Most underrated Dürüm am Kotti

We were on a short trip to Berlin, then we visited the Tadim based on the 5 star rating on the internet. There is a banner with the name Pilavci hanging on the name. I think the owner changed or something. In any case, the kebab tasted like any other kebab at the snack bar. All the driving wasn't worth it.

Very very good. But the feeling of disturbing. Be careful it's called Pavlici now

As a family we ate 4 typical Berlin kebabs here. We all agreed that it was the best kebab we have ever eaten. We were served in a friendly manner and the atmosphere was cozy and typical of Berlin-Kreuzberg, a completely different world than the rest of the city.

Best kebab Great quality 100% sliced ​​doner meat Great fresh salad Delicious sauces Everything for €7.50

Yes bread is good, but could be bigger. Sauce also good as little cocktail sauce similar taste the herb sauce. Everything fresh. Service yes, order, say what you want and go or sit inside or outside. Ambience kebab shop like. It's nice outside, even if the surrounding area is more like running away, but it's separated.

Mustafa vegetable kebab in XBerg is and remains the best

We ate kebab here and the price/performance was great

If this is one of THE "döner kebab recommendations" in Berlin (according to some portals it is) then I'll laugh my ass off In the Rhineland, 95% of all kebab shops are 1-2 classes better, tastier, cleaner and friendlier (to make matters worse, he wanted to charge even more than what was on the menu and was really rude when I said that) I was really annoyed that I ate there because of a recommendation...

Read it on a blog, apparently it was the number one Döner Spot and i swear to god. The chicken was inedible. The only redeeming quality were the warm fries and i was hungry. Disgusting

Best kebab in Berlin. Greetings to the team from Bavaria

Real sliced ​​meat!!! Very tasty, price is great, ambience is unique 👍🏻

0-8-15 kebab. Neither good nor bad. Simple stomach filler. The toilet door says broken. When I asked where I could go, the salesman made fun of me. "Toilet not here, toilet at the back!" The defect sign is used to prevent people from outside from entering. We went to this kebab shop because it was recommended on a website. I don't recommend it.

Best kebab brother just goes there very correctly 👌

I was at Tadim exactly 3 years ago, then still under the old owner. It was the best kebab of my life. Now I was here again and I was shocked. I didn't want to believe the reports here but unfortunately it's true. When I ordered, I almost had to apologize because I had ordered, the man was so unfriendly - who, by the way, can be seen in one of the more recent photos here. The meat is now no longer cut with a knife but electrically. I had to beg for sauce. There was a dollop of sauce, then half a dollop was added in an extremely grumpy manner. I asked for hot sauce and was almost killed with stares. Kindness is something else. When I compare the taste before and after, the difference is as big as fire and water. No, the kebab is not bad in terms of quality, but we are below average here. No revelation in terms of taste, nor a complete catastrophe. The ambience is borderline. The toilet is broken, the interior is broken and worn out, you can't feel comfortable here. But somehow it all fits together: service and interior design are on the same level. If at some point I need an example of customer unfriendliness, a negative example of how not to do it, then I'll bring people right here. Tadim - the curtain opens, you expect a lot based on your past experience, and then you are completely disappointed. I won't go there anymore. Waste of money and time. It's not even worth attaching a photo here...

I couldn't eat there, the shop was so unhygienic, the kebab man was on the phone with his gloves on to prepare my food. I immediately turned back and almost threw up.

Best kebab I've eaten in my life and very good service

Where should I start? With the change of ownership, the quality has also changed. I recently ordered 30 Turkish pizzas and the employee asked me if I would like some greens. I agreed because I figured that with 30 Turkish pizzas, the greens would be free, like everywhere else. In the end he charged 5.70 euros. Outrageous! Unfortunately the kebab is not the same as before. Everything from the cheapest and the area is not hygienic either. Therefore a NoGo area!

I was very hungry, believed the rating on the Internet and came specifically to this establishment. But this kebab will go well with beer.

Wonderful kebab. It is completely true that the best kebabs come out of Berlin, this place is an example of that. ☺️

Best Dürüm and Lahmacun in Berlin

Bread: 3 out of 5 a little too brittle Meat: 3 out of 5 nice and juicy. Sauce: 3 out of 5 nothing special. Salad: 3 out of 5 average. Quantity: 5 out of 5 Would come again but wouldn't come here specifically for the kebab.