Fantastic food, super tasty drinks (iced tea), and extremely attentive service. The place should really charge more for everything. 5 stars, I'd be back!
I'm usually a regular customer here and have always been very satisfied with the doner kebab. Unfortunately, my experience today was anything but pleasant.
This time, my doner kebab contained almost exclusively vegetables and only a tiny portion of meat. Furthermore, the preparation was visually unappealing: the ingredients looked roughly chopped, almost as if they had been cut with a cleaver instead of a kitchen knife.
It's a real shame, as I'm used to much better quality here. Today's visit was disappointing and ruined what was otherwise a good overall impression. I hope this was just a one-off.
As a Korean, I honestly can't recommend it to Koreans. None of the staff are Korean, and as always in foreign countries, it's a mashup of Asian culture. The food seems to have tried to replicate Korean cuisine in detail, but honestly, it's disappointing for Korean palates. Even the sesame oil... you can tell it's German sesame oil. Why did they serve pineapple as a side dish? The bean sprout salad was undercooked bean sprout salad. The meat quality was better than I expected (my expectations were low, it's just because it's a foreign restaurant). And the service was incredibly slow. It took an hour to get the meat. The meat was already sliced, so why does it take so long to serve it? And since I was sitting in the farthest corner of the restaurant, there was no smoke absorber, so it was incredibly, incredibly hot. Shouldn't they have installed a smoke absorber for this much money?
If a Korean comes here expecting Korean food, they won't be very satisfied! But I still had a full meal.
As a Korean, I don't prove the quality of the food. It's not the original flavor, unfortunately. Maybe i should be happy about just that they have this grill thing in Germany at least. This Restaurant is running by non korean people and it's recognizable. I'm sorry for being critical. But have fun!
A very popular snack bar. Besides the "regular" doner kebab, they also offer the usual dishes (dürüm, lahmacun, etc.).
It's very busy during peak hours (lunch and dinner), with the line sometimes stretching out onto the street.
The kebab sandwich was very good, with a subtle citrus note that wasn't overpowering.
The prices, especially for Munich, are absolutely reasonable.
The staff was well-organized and friendly. There's also some seating available (both inside and outside).
As a Vietnamese American living in Houston, TX, I approve the pho here! The workers seem to be from Northern Vietnam so it’s slightly different than what I’m used to but still good.
The pad Thai tastes more like pad see ew but that worked out for us because I prefer that!
Two negatives tho, the cafe sua da was such a small amount and I wish they had larger soup spoons for me to drink the soup faster.
I was there a long time ago.
But since they also have the bad habit of not offering 0.5L soft drinks, we don't go there anymore.
There are alternatives.
PS: Why don't you dare do that with beer? 😂