Urfa Lahmacun in Düsseldorf

Masha Allah, it’s very good restaurant for those who are looking for Halal food. Their meat is good. Also their chicken and meat pie

Unfortunately, I was very disappointed. The lahmacun had hardly any flavor and was far too small for the price of €5. The value for money is completely out of this world.

Per piece 5 euro, and what you get is salty food. Even tho i asked for slices of lime they sad we already have put it in. For 2 pieces 10 euros you get 1 lime.

Unfortunately, I'm very, very dissatisfied. The staff is sometimes unfriendly, and the price-performance ratio is completely out of sync.

Never again! Unfriendly! The food was cold. It tasted like nothing! And way too expensive!

Everything is average and the service is bad

The best lahmacun I've eaten in Düsseldorf!

The lahmacun, grilled food, and kunefe were all delicious. And the service was excellent. We would definitely come back and highly recommend it. We were very satisfied.

I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. I waited an hour for the food, and after that, only half of it arrived at the table. Never again!!👎

Best lahmacun in town. Fresh and homemade. The pide is also fantastic and fresh – the chicken skewer was also very well grilled. The staff is attentive and friendly, and they also accommodate special requests. The price/performance ratio is right.

Urfa Lahmacun is simply unbeatable! Here you'll find the best lahmacun in all of Germany – always fresh, visually appealing, and an absolute delight. The quality is consistently excellent, and you can tell the passion is evident here. The service also deserves high praise: The staff are super friendly, attentive, and always cater to individual requests. It couldn't be better! A clear recommendation – ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

As an Adana native, I wanted to try an Adana wrap. It was, quite simply, the worst Adana wrap I've ever had. Their other dishes might be good, but I haven't tried them yet, so I can't comment.

A good alternative for anyone who loves kebabs or appreciates Turkish cuisine more 😉 Fair prices (€6 for a large lahmacun) and a relaxed atmosphere. It's also light on the stomach, making it ideal for a lunch break! We'd happily return.

“We had hoped for more, but the quality and service were really poor.”

The food was delicious! Delicious lahmacun, just like in Turkey. Only, tea is served and the bill is paid for. That's not part of our culture.

I come to Düsseldorf every year and always make sure to stop here — the lahmacun is honestly one of the best I’ve had outside of Turkey. Freshly baked, full of flavor and served hot.

Adana and Urfa were not so good unfortunately.

Great tasty Turkish food. All meat otems were tasty and nicely cooked. Hidden gem. Specially Lamachun and Adana were Great Halal of course

Best Kurdish restaurant, everything is handmade in the traditional way, and the lahmacun are the best I've ever eaten. 👍

The Dürüm was very tasty. Recommended for a snack. Typical big city prices.

Mr. Mehmet hosted us very well.

The food was good, very fresh! The service could be a bit better; friendlier wouldn't hurt, but still good. The atmosphere is normal, nothing special. Restrooms are available. Parking is paid; you can use the Eazypark app or cash, no debit card!

We liked the taste very much, it was great that it was Turkish cuisine, the staff was attentive

Lahmacun is very close to the real deal

An excellent Turkish restaurant! It is not too far off from Königsallee, and it is clear that the staff take pride in their work! The place is very clean, the food was delicious, and the prices were reasonable. As the name suggests, the restaurant specialises in Lahmacun and Pide in general, but it also offers dishes like Kebab and Tavuk, which are also good.

We ate there and were truly pleasantly surprised! The Urfa Lahmacun Restaurant in Düsseldorf offers a great combination of taste, quality, and fair prices. The pide was delicious – thin, crispy dough, well-seasoned, and generously topped. Exactly what you'd expect! The side dishes, such as fresh herbs, lemon, and salad, were also fresh and plentiful. The value for money is absolutely top-notch – you really pay a fair price for the quality of the food. The portions are filling and lovingly prepared. I would also like to particularly highlight the service: Our server was extremely friendly, attentive, and always with a smile. You immediately feel comfortable and welcome here. We didn't order takeout or take home, but ate directly in the restaurant – the atmosphere is clean, cozy, and authentic. Ideal for both a quick lunch and a relaxed dinner with friends or family. If you want to try authentic Turkish lahmacun in Urfa quality in Düsseldorf, you should definitely pay this place a visit. We will definitely come back – highly recommended in any case

Very nice staff, delicious food🤍

Today is July 8, 2025. I ate there on July 6. I eat very often—almost exclusively outside. I'm also often on the street and have tried all the shops. This time I wanted to go to Urfa Lahmacun. As the name suggests, they specialize in lahmacun. I've had lahmacun before, and it was okay (I can recommend Serdar Lahmacun a little further away). This time I wanted an Adana Dürüm. I was completely disappointed. The meal cost me 9 euros, but it wasn't worth 9 euros. The Dürüm was so small that it can only be used as a taste test. This was also the first time I saw the cook place the skewer on the small loaf of dough and then cut it into small pieces with his hands. Presumably to make it look like there was a lot. I also like to eat more and have room in my stomach, but the proportions here are completely wrong (I've taken that into account). If I'm spending 9 euros, I also want to be "full." I just tried a 9-euro Dürüm as a test. The Dürüm usually weighs an average of 150g to 200g. This wasn't even 80g. This was a mini Dürüm. The owner may think it's convincing with its taste, but he ignores the proportions for the price. The Dürüm was worth 3.50 euros, a maximum of 4.00 euros. The place is more like a snack bar than a restaurant. I wanted to go and talk to the owner before writing the review so he could improve. And I did! I told him I was very, very sad and that I had eaten a mini Dürüm and that I wasn't full, basically, that the Dürüm didn't meet the standard, and that I felt cheated. He was simply flirting with me, and instead of responding and taking me seriously, perhaps the employee had done something wrong, he came out from behind the counter and approached his customers, who had apparently eaten a Dürüm, and asked if everything was okay and if the Dürüm tasted good. The customers, of course, responded positively. He should have asked about the size. He really thought he was proving it to me. That's an absolute no-go in the restaurant industry. I told him that he would lose customers that way and that it was "apparently" not a good behavior for the owner from Urfa. He just mumbled something under his breath. In the end, I said that it was very shameful. Of course, I refuse my right to the money he took from me. The employees really don't look particularly satisfied or happy. Arrogance, ignorance and big egos are fatal in the catering industry! Hakkimi kesinlikle helal etmiyorum. Cehaletle ugrasilmaz. Cimrilik maraz yapar, bereketi kovar. Arkadas kendini pek gelistirememis. Yazik!

We came as 3 people. It was really delicious, whether it was lahmacun, mixed kebab or lentil soup, it was legendary. You may not have eaten better than this even in Turkey.

One of the best lahmacun in town

Too long a wait, unresponsive service, sad dishes...

The service was too long, and the prices were very high for empty plates. It wasn't good. Even the pide was small and bad. Don't go there...

After dinner there is always tea...

Bought lahmacun and gulped it down. Therefore, only the last piece of the lahmacun made it into the photo. Best lahmacun in the world.

Urfa sets standards – nowhere does the lahmacun taste better!

*CASH ONLY* So I had to awkwardly use an ATM and pay a markup to withdraw funds to cover the meal. Not advertised anywhere and they let you sit down and order before letting you know.

One of the best lahmacun I have ever eaten, thin, crispy and very delicious.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect grill house! I'm absolutely thrilled with Urfa Lahmacun! The food is always fresh, perfectly seasoned, and incredibly delicious. The mixed grill plate is a real highlight. The staff is super friendly and makes you feel at home. The atmosphere is cozy, and the portions are more than ample. This place is definitely good value for money! If you're looking for true indulgence, you should definitely visit Urfa Lahmacun. I'll definitely be back!

Unfortunately I would have to pay for something I didn't order.

Extremely expensive, Lahmacun is just your average lahmacun. I will never go again, eat mixed kebab at another restaurant, it's cheaper and more logical. 8 Euro lahmacun with salad, 5 Euro without salad. If you want an extra salad, it costs 8 Euros. Also, even the tzatziki served with it is very expensive. If anyone says I have a lot of money, I can spend it, it doesn't matter, go away.

Great service, fast and clean. Food tastes great, can recommend Lachmacun.

The taste was okay, but probably Lahmacun wasn't quite cooked through, which is what I already thought. About 4 hours after consumption, extremely severe symptoms that indicate serious food poisoning. I actually prefer to avoid negative reviews, but after 2 hours in the bathroom, I wanted to get rid of it. In addition, more was charged than advertised and the staff seemed super listless. I definitely won't eat there again :(

Everything is very nice and at a very affordable price, I recommend it😋

It used to be much better, unfortunately. I won't come back again.

Its delicious taste is similar to that of Turkey, but it is made in the style of minced meat pita lahmacun. I wish it was long and the filling was made accordingly, but it is delicious.

First of all, the first thing that caught my eye was that they put the desserts and the meat side by side in the same refrigerator. This already shows the business owner's sensitivity to health and hygiene. The person taking the order needs to raise their customer relations to a more professional level. For example, it was strange that instead of coming to us and taking our order, he would communicate with us from the other side of the counter. Bringing only lemon and parsley with the lahmacun was not enough. I wanted the onion myself. At the end of the meal, I asked for tea. I didn't see any tea on the menu anyway, so it was obvious that it was a treat. But the statement at the cash register, "Let the tea be on us this time" was a very cheap move. He speaks as if he had commanded grace. The business does not accept cards. Even though they have hung a sign on an A4 sheet of paper on the door at the entrance, it is absurd for a business located in the city center to operate only with cash. I'm not even discussing its illegality. Finally, the name of the business is Urfa, but the owners are not from Urfa. In other words, you should not go there just because you want to eat lahmacun and kebab made by genuine masters from Urfa.

Very delicious, friendly staff 👍

Ordered 2 different dishes and both arrived wrong and the prices are too expensive

Everything was more delicious than in Turkey

Rip-off and anti-social. Not recommended.

Real Turkish cuisine. Mega delicious

Ball tent, never come here again. Vomiting at home from this disgusting food.

Worst kebab I’ve ever eaten, was like chewing on a rubber tire. Also took long to arrive even when there were just 4 tables occupied

Pide with spinach is great. Lahmacun too. Very nice employees. For me the best Lahmacun in Düsseldorf with spinach and cheese. I always come here once a month and always eat lentil soup. Gladly again and again...

Waited 15 minutes and only got half of the order because the gentleman only wrote down one of the two meals ordered despite a pad and pen. Wonder how this is possible

Best lahmacun in the city. Kebap sorts are also very delicious. Highly recommended.

Service disaster, inattentive waiter. Better not to have a waiter and pick it up at the counter.

They're really dirty. Unfriendly staff. Didn't taste good at all.

Waiter was very unfriendly. Lahmacun was ok but had little meat. Adana kebab was not edible and expensive. This store has poor value for money

The best Lahmacun in Düsseldorf! They are always freshly prepared, well seasoned and crispy. I also found the Beyti dish delicious here. The staff is friendly and the prices are okay. Unfortunately, the restaurant looks very bare and cold from the inside. In addition, more attention could be paid to cleanliness and regular wiping of the tables.

Unfortunately I can't make any recommendations. The employees seemed very unmotivated, which unfortunately had a negative impact on the entire atmosphere. You had the feeling that they didn't care whether you were happy or not. We waited at least 30 minutes for our drinks, which is completely unacceptable to me. The food was okay, but the overall impression remains negative due to the poor service.

Lahmacun was very tasty but Adana meat was so bad sry but the Adana was the worst of my life

Everything was wonderful, they were very good, I would definitely recommend them to everyone.

Peymacun (lahmacun with cheese, parsley and lemon) was absolutely delicious, flavorful, fresh, light and crusty. Must go back for more.

It's a shame today we were there and unfortunately we already noticed that the lahmacum were extremely salty. Unfortunately both of them couldn't finish them and took the rest with us when I later felt like eating a piece at home 🤢 I had a long hair in it guys I puked on the beam , oh my god 7 months pregnant I thought I was going to throw up my child... Sorry guys but your quality has deteriorated, unfortunately that was my last visit

A late night snack of lamacun and pide that hit the spot. The meal was cooked really well and flavourful. It was quite evident that the cheese used was of solid quality. Overall, highly recommend for a quick stop in the late night for some patio dining on the streets of Dusseldorf.

I paid €5 for a fries and €2 for an ayran here today. I think it's way too expensive. This is no longer normal

Really bad "restaurant" where I've ever been, the food was very bad and the service. We ordered a kebab plate with rice and chicken, the bread was stone hard, the chicken was only half fried and the salad tasted like it was from yesterday another grill plate and I don't have to say much about that, lousy, completely different to the photo, here too salad like yesterday bread stone hard meat not properly cooked I think there were only 4 of us in the shop and we were only served after 20 minutes as an apology If we had forgotten about paying €40 for both, we could have thrown the money away straight away. Visited once and never again

There were three of us here to get something to eat. At first only two of us got our food and the third had to wait half an hour. I understand if it took a little longer but they should at least bring the food together and not keep us waiting. Not recommendable

Unfriendly and that wasn't a lahmacun.

We ordered it for two men, the food was cold, we ordered lahmacun, mostly on bread, with little filling.

Very tasty and very nice people :) clear recommendation!

During our few hours of city tour, the boy had a craving for lahmacun. We came to the nearest place on the map. We ate Urfa lahmacun and liked it very much. It was thin and crispy. The inner material was sufficient. Perfect for those who are homesick :)

I had an Adana kebab plate. The food tasted good, but the portion was quite small at a hefty price of €17. The staff was friendly. However, we had to wait 20 minutes for the food. The atmosphere is also quite sterile. I probably wouldn't come back again on my next visit to Düsseldorf.

The quality has decreased considerably in the last 1.2 years.

Can't eat, staff doesn't seem normal, if you pick up free food they look so sad 9 euros for a salad sandwich

Ordered two lahmacun and picked it up. When I opened the package at home, I was shocked. It was burned and the burned areas were "torn off". I called and they asked me where I lived. When I said I was 8km away he said "if they didn't live that far we would bring them new ones". So really screwed from start to finish. Never again... I also uploaded photos.

Very bad. Incompetent staff, expensive prices and bad taste. It's better to walk for 2 minutes and eat somewhere else.

Only lahmacun was a little nice Adana is invincible The wings were very dirty and not fully cooked.

Tasteless, waiting an hour for food is not worth it. The taste of the meat is 3-

I ordered lamacun Unfortunately it wasn't as usual New owner broke it 1 star is too much

It used to be better. The service wasn't that good.

Food is tasty. Service is toooo slow.

Impudence! You call reserved. Reservation is accepted. Then you call to let them know that you are there A little late, but you won't be welcomed. Then the cheeky guy comes in front of my eyes, shows me his phone and says “no one here has called me”. INCLUDE😂😂😂 So I don't see customer service here, but rather DISCRIMINATION! You have my number and have called you over 15 times! I wouldn't recommend it. Buraya sakin gitmeyin insan brat müsteriyi seciyolar!

Food is super tasty, really the best Kurdish food in Düsseldorf. Prices are a bit high but okay for the portions you get.

Nothing special, adana was dry pilaf looked like porridge . Lahmacun not the best I have eaten

The meat was less, the dough was thick and not crunchy.

Always delicious soup with flatbread, fabulous.

Highly recommended apart from a few crumbs on the tables

Overpriced, bread is not fresh, guess given from other tables. For such a price I find better service and fresh bread. Lentil soup costs €6. So, €6 for a small plate of lentil soup with stale bread. You can eat it when you're hungry.

Price performance is underground for me! I was here for the first and last time. I wanted a lahmacun with chicken. I got a lahmacun with rotisserie chicken. The lahmacun was homemade and delicious. However, I really missed the mixed salad here. It just tasted like a dumpling with meat. The price for lahmacun + meat with very little onions and rocket was way too high for me! I had to pay €13. Even though the Lahmacun was homemade and the chicken came from a rotisserie, I don't think the price is justified at all. I won't come again. In the future I will buy my Lahmacun somewhere else where the price-performance ratio is still right.

Lahmacun was very delicious, it was amazing 😋

If you want to eat very good lahmacun, come here. Could not be better. Thank you 😊👍😋

Wasn't served. No hello, no menu, no drink order. I left after waiting 15 minutes.

I found the store to be rather average. Adena kebab a bit dry, bread too. It would also be great if the tables were wiped more often. Service was friendly.

Really tasty but just way too expensive.

Turkish palate tastes good in Duseldorf

The food is delicious, but when we ask for tea after the meal, it doesn't come after half an hour. A little attention to the customer is a blessing. Respects

I can say that it is the best place in Düsseldorf, the food is really delicious, especially the lahmacun👏

One of Düsseldorf's finest. Unbeatable lentil soup.