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The star loss on the atmosphere might not be fair, as I'm comparing it to Leipzig, which is of course a much bigger city, but still. Don't expect to interact with our even easily see the cats here. It can happen, I had one jump in my lap once, but it's not common at all. That said, the food is dynamite before you even take the fact that it's vegan into account. In the Rosenheim area, I know if nothing that compares for dedicated vegan dining. And unlike Leipzig, they serve actual beer.

I've been there several times now and have always been very satisfied with the food and the attentive and friendly service. It's also very suitable for families with children, as it's uncomplicated and child-friendly.

Amazing food, every time. Turkish vibe.

I absolutely do not understand why this restaurant has such high ratings. We were there a few weeks ago and were served extremely foul-smelling, spoiled meat. After we complained, the owner himself confirmed that the meat was spoiled. Now, several weeks later, reading the current reviews, it's unfortunately clear that nothing has changed: they are still serving spoiled meat, stale salad, and other substandard food. In my opinion, the health department should intervene immediately – you could seriously get food poisoning in this place.

The mandu in the soup were still frozen, and the noodles in the soup were too hard and stuck together. The miso soup was oversalted. The service was friendly and they rectified the situation when we asked. However, we still had to wait quite a while before we could order. The ambiance is nice.

Delicious! But beware: garlic everywhere!

Fake Sticker for card payment. Card machine was broken somehow.

If you disregard the service, ambiance and prices, the doner kebab is good, but unfortunately not good for 9 euros.

Sometimes a little bit less meat but otherwise very very tasty

I went there for dinner and the way the guests and staff treated each other left a lot to be desired. The food used to be much better, but since the Dutchman took over, it's better to give the place a wide berth.

The food is truly excellent, I can only praise it. I wish they had understood us better, whether in German, English, or French. The drinks weren't correct, but no matter, we ordered a meal deal, they forgot the Twisters and Wedges, so we ordered again. What arrived were sweet potato chips. Yes, we could have asked again, but then they throw away the fries they've brought. So we ate them (unfortunately, they're sweet fries, and not really our thing). The diner is very nice, great American decor, everything is very clean and new; not very Christmassy though, not like you'd find elsewhere; the service isn't in typical diner style. Maybe I just expected something more "American." Like I said: The food is great and everyone is friendly.

A truly impressive, friendly, and attentive restaurant with excellent, welcoming staff and outstanding food. Such places are rare these days. Thank you for that; it was a wonderful experience to be pampered there.

Excellent yufka and doner kebab!

The food was plentiful and good, but unfortunately rather cold. It would be nice if it were served on hot plates. The salad tasted of nothing. We had to get our own oil and vinegar. The service was also very slow. We had to wait a long time before our order was taken. Then no one came to ask if we wanted anything else to drink. We also had to wait ages to pay. There were five men running around, all just clearing tables. Every time, they said, "A colleague will be right there." The atmosphere is a bit dated. There's definitely room for improvement.

Delicious kebab with fresh homemade bread, perfectly seasoned and super tender. They also have great vegetarian options and fresh vegetables that are truly flavorful. It's a clean place, and everything is always freshly prepared. Definitely a place worth driving out of your way for! Oh yeah, and the baklava, yum!