Die besten Restaurants mit Afghanisches restaurant Essen in Hamburg

We ate here as part of our Thursday tour this time on Tuesday and were received very friendly. The food and drinks were very tasty. The ambience was also right. We are excited to see what it will look like after the renovation phase. I personally really liked the Mantu

Very tasty food, good price and nice service. We'd love to come back.

It was simply delicious. However, it is not comfortable to eat in the mile.

The owner accused us of trying to scam him and demanded an outrageous upfront payment. The owner seems racist.

Delicious Good selection also vegetarian. Well balanced and not too spicy. Great service. Gladly again

I've never been to a restaurant as bad as this one, I had the feeling that the food was already expired, I felt sick immediately after eating it, which is why I even had to go to the emergency room. It turned out I had food poisoning. In addition, the statements from other reviews that the boss assaults women are true. I also noticed the boss taking several photos of the female guests present without their knowledge. In addition, the boss sought physical contact with the female guests several times and touched certain areas of their bodies. I have never felt so uncomfortable with my girlfriend as I did in this store. If he had taken a photo of my girlfriend or sought physical contact, the store would probably no longer be standing. I am really very disgusted with the boss and cannot recommend anyone to visit the site. So please do me a favor and save yourself a visit to this restaurant, because it won't sweeten your evening but rather turn the evening into a horror experience. Anyone who likes bad food is in good hands here.

The food itself is okay and tasty. Unfortunately, the price-performance ratio is no longer right here. You now pay more than in some other Afghan restaurants and the dishes only include Iranian rice, i.e. only basmati rice, otherwise you pay another €2.50 extra if you want Qabuli instead. We were here again for the first time in two years and apart from the fact that it has become disproportionately more expensive, nothing has changed in the restaurant. Elsewhere you can get delicious bread and dips for free. Here there was a mini plate of very simple salad for two people, a bit of yoghurt (far too little if you really need yoghurt) and a really bad chutney - very bland and unfortunately really not tasty - to be honest it would have been better in this case to leave it out completely. But what has the most negative impact is the mood of the employees. Not a single friendly smile and generally very taciturn. It comes across as if the employees are there involuntarily. Really a shame. Sheeryakh is again prepared in the original way and also tastes good, so I can say something positive afterwards. But it also costs €8 per portion! Ps: please leave out the old-fashioned colorful disco lighting, it's really not attractive and disturbs the eye.