Die besten Restaurants mit Fast food-restaurant Essen in München

Great new place for Afghan burgers. The homemade hot sauce is especially great.

Best Shawarma in town, great service.

The food came very quickly and was tasty, the portion was also pleasant, the service was friendly and accommodating, the price was rather high for a "fast food" like a salad at €13.75, currently card payment has been canceled.

I bought coffee and falafel wraps at a very good price with a special campaign that I have not seen in other branches. Thanks.

Worst Indian food I have ever had The Indian style falafel wrap I bought had burnt and fishy tasting falafel in it. The samosa was also burnt and drenched in oil. I feel sick and couldn’t get myself to eat it. On top of that I was told card is only above 10€ so I bought that samosa as extra only to be then told he doesn’t accept Visa.

Every bite was flavor bomb perfection

Best curry sausage! Fresh fries and spicy grilled sausage!

It's as if it were a premium kebab shop, but with normal prices. I got a rolled kebab and it was good and filling. The place is very nice, super clean and in the bathroom there are even feminine hygiene products available for those who don't have them with them. Not to mention the really very kind and friendly staff. Until next time!

Crispy falafel with no real taste. There are simply no spices. Fresh side dishes.

Great shop, friendly service and delicious burgers and chicken strips. Good price/performance ratio.

Excellent burgers, in addition to regular burgers, they also have bison, kangaroo and ostrich burgers. Very friendly service.

Here is my honest opinion: Store appearance: As a long-time regular customer of Johann's, I'm horrified. Sure, it's tiny inside, there's really nothing you can do about it. But promoting the shop with doner kebab and similar advertising is a desecration of culture in my opinion. The inside looks clean, but you can't see any ingredients from the outside window. So "with everything" becomes difficult if you don't know what's going into it Eat: Leaving the nostalgia aside, it's a solid meat sandwich with some tomato, onion and grill sauce. A good portion for 8 euros. Only the (chicken) meat was very fatty. If I take the nostalgia with me then I cry. The sauce isn't even remotely as memorable as it used to be; the tomatoes and onions are separated and applied without the parsley, which is no longer available. Unfortunately, no more pork, which is also very depressing in terms of taste. The bread could be a bit crispier for my taste, but from a neutral point of view I have nothing to complain about. In addition, falafel and dürüm and everything else are now sold like a kebab shop. Unfortunately, this makes you mediocrity instead of claiming your uniqueness. Service: The man who served me was super friendly, well-groomed and specifically asked if I could eat with everything and at the same time. We were also friendly when we asked for a fork. Small drawback here: unfortunately only plastic fork but not too bad. Had a very pleasant smile on his lips Conclusion: Anyone who still knew Johann should avoid this. If you're new to the Würstlkönig, you can try eating one of the most unique hand-held dishes. But take napkins with you. It's easy to get sucked in.

Really friendly service and good food!

Super delicious, exceptionally fair price, truly authentic. We'll definitely be back again 😊

Sausage a bit banished and therefore a bit too dry, but all in all very tasty, especially the sauces and the fries.