Die besten Restaurants mit Halalrestaurant Essen in Köln

We were only in Cologne for one night and needed something to eat. We ended up at Saman. We arrived around 5:30 a.m., there wasn't a single seat available, and yet we were asked for a reservation, which, of course, we didn't have. They told us they would "still accommodate" us and sat us at a small table for two (the bread alone took up most of the table, while I was being hung with jackets from the basement, as the coat hooks were directly above – and next to – my head, not a good experience). By the time we finished eating, the restaurant had filled up, but there was still room. The request for the reservation and the associated generosity in accommodating us doesn't make for a pleasant feeling for the guest. If the restaurant had been bursting at the seams, I might have felt the "expected gratitude," but instead, I felt more tolerated. Quite expensive: I'm spoiled. I live in Hamburg near a neighborhood with many very good halal restaurants. Here, I sometimes get better quality and pay significantly less. I'm happy to pay a good price for good food, but charging €10 for a bottle of water—phew! You can do it, but you don't have to! The quality of the food was good, the prices were okay, we liked the atmosphere, the service was friendly, but there were too many people bustling around who were "not in charge."

I mean, I haven't eaten lahmacun for a long time, but is it better? It's visually beautiful and crispy, but it doesn't taste like minced meat, it just tastes green, unfortunately they can't do anything with it.

Very nice guys. Delicious chicken and turkey leg. No injected chicken. (Japanese)