Die besten Restaurants mit Kebabimbiss Essen in Berlin

best kebab I've ever eaten juicy wow greetings to Mr. Dönermann I kiss his heart I would recommend it to everyone

That was definitely the last time I got a kebab here. Unfortunately, by far the worst I've ever eaten. The meat was completely inedible - dry, tough and obviously on the spit for far too long. As soon as you looked at it you knew: it wouldn't work. Dark, hard, just not a fresh product. The bread was also disappointing: baked way too dark, hard as a brick - absolutely not what you would expect from a good kebab bread. If neither the meat nor the bread is right, the entire kebab can only fail. And to top it off: 7 euros for such a disappointing product. Never again.

I like the new employee, he seasones the fries decently.

There were human remains in my flesh, completely disgusting

Amazing food, amazing people. The place is loved by locals, you won't regret coming here. As usual in Berlin, bring cash

It doesn't taste bad, but it doesn't taste particularly good either (a little dry, the wrap was tough, the sauce was a little bland). Fills you up, but the price is too high considering the quality.

The food is not bad, but the atmosphere is terrible, you can't pay by credit card and the service is terrible, better walk a little further and go somewhere else or order take away.

Disrespectful and dorum full of vegetable with less meat.

Very good kebab. Bread is crispy and doesn't tear when eaten. Fresh salads, meat could be a bit crispier. All in all, a very good kebab. 7€ is sporty but it was good for that.

Very cozy. Tastes very good. German food

Bouncer's are racist. They easily allow turkish and other muslim who speak same language . They need to understand one thing that this place is for people's.

A street food stall with a few tables for eating outside (usually full). The guy who charged us was rude, although the guy who prepared our money and durum was very friendly. The kebabs were very good (especially the doner). I've read that there are much better kebabs in Berlin, but of the ones we tried, this was the best, so I would recommend it. As with all stalls of this type, you can choose the ingredients and sauces. The spiciness is noticeable, but it's very good; it's not too strong and feels good. The price of each kebab is around €7-€8 (you can order a big doner, but the "small" one is quite filling). Be careful with the drinks, as this is a street stall (€3.50 for a Coca-Cola). It cost us €14 for two kebabs and €7 for two drinks. Total €21. We would go back, but with sodas from the supermarket 😂

Best place in Berlin, best personnel, best kebab, this might sound like a bot but this place is truly a lifesaver.

Worst currywurst of my life This was simply sausage that was cooked in the deep fryer (not on the grill or in the pan). The meat didn't taste good at all and was barely warm. There was no typical curry tomato sauce, just cold ketchup on the sausage with curry powder. Only managed two bites. I don't think they even know how currywurst is made, and that for a Berlin snack bar.

The service is friendly, but the kebabs aren't particularly good. Far too little meat is drowned in even more sauce.