Die besten Restaurants mit Kebabimbiss Essen in Sachsen

Toro's best man. No matter what change of heart or situation, Toros always stands by us and never disappoints. Even if his German is not flawless, the conversations with him are surprisingly intense and intellectual. The facility delights my eyes in every respect, you immediately feel safe and at home. The breathtaking view of the New York skyline as well as the comfortable seating both inside and outside should convince everyone. Last but not least, you are always impressed by the taste and a Dürüm to go makes my taste buds explode like a volcano. No matter whether cold or warm, whether sad or happy, we will always make our way to Hartensteiner Straße 26, even if MEMO is a sponsor in Kuber.

It's reasonable prices with the best kebab I've ever eaten. However, the staff didn't fully understand me, but this is usually the case and the store is really very good

Unfortunately, the staff is becoming increasingly unfriendly. The quality has gotten significantly worse over the past year.

The food is nothing special or exceptional. The meat from the veal skewer is minced. But I still have to say, in my opinion, the best kebab in all of Plauen! Always friendly staff and good service! Feel free to give a €1 tip. Everything fits together.😁

We were there to have local food. You are greeted in an extremely friendly manner and order, sit and wait. Until then ok. The burger we ordered, which costs a whopping €10, is a ready-made product where the pettis are thrown into the deep fryer. These were probably frozen and hard as cookies in the rather small burger. I complained about this and the person preparing just laughed and said, yes, that's possible. This is more than bad and you should simply remove food from the menu that you don't know how to cook or don't want to prepare/or don't have the technology or whatever. The pizza rolls I paid for again afterwards were significantly better, but the overall experience was negative. Pizza rolls €8.50. Doner kebab 9€. That's a lot for such simple dishes. It's easy to ride the wave of global warming and inflation (especially in a classy Benz)

Ate a pizza in Heidenau today after many years, never again. It used to be so delicious in the dough house and today it's just rubbish. I don't know if the salami pizza even had salami on it because of all the cheese. In any case, it didn't taste like anything except herbs, which were plentiful.

Oh yeah. The Sirin on the Tharandter has been there for ages, due to the monopoly position of the long opening times. But now there is competition, right across the street ;-) Last week I picked up a kebab in both stores again to compare the quality: So here is the current Sirin conclusion. I'm a strapping guy, no question about it, but if my friends and the little lady also complain that they aren't full, then it's just not my fault. Check out the other reviews. The prices are utopian. You get half a slice of tomato, lots of iceberg lettuce, onions, a bit of red cabbage and a touch of meat. The whole thing tastes absolutely average. Not bad, but not good either. For many years it was the only place to go in the area for the famous nighttime snack from midnight onwards. Maybe a little competition will help to make an effort ;-) P.S.: The normal Dürüm looks like a cannelloni.

I wanted to eat a kebab here with a friend on Sunday. We were there exactly at 10 o'clock. Although the shop was supposed to be open at 10, the owner was busy decorating the kebab counter. We waited another 20 minutes and he just didn't open the door even though he saw us. If the owner cannot keep the opening hours, he has to change them! The food tastes very tasty and the kebabs but keeping to the opening times is a disaster. He could have at least opened the door so that you could at least sit down. And you can say it will take a moment, but that has nothing to do with service for the guests. It's very annoying and I'll steer clear of it in the future.

I would never go there again, I got a portion of kebab meat, just meat... It's totally made of splintered bones. Can only feed it to rats. You can't eat it. I'm totally disappointed for €7.50

I love it. Mmn the best poultry kebab in Chemnitz.

I had been to the snack shop today to pick up an order to go. The seller forgot to give me a kebab box with salad even though I told him clearly what I wanted. He was more interested in asking me about my origins. Unfortunately I didn't notice this error until I got home. I will not visit this store again. The “friendliness” is also rather average.

My family and 3 friends ordered...the entire meal was covered in tufts of hair...really disgusting...you bite into it and the hair sticks in and around your mouth...disgusting...we threatened to call the police...snotty...say OK, call the police...I advise you...that's disgusting...and even snippy...please don't give it to yourself and your children...;)

I can't confirm 4.50 euros per kebab on Monday and I paid 6 euros. It also took quite a long time until the kebab was filled. The quantity didn't fill me up, the taste was ok. I was rather disappointed with the communication and hygiene. Yes, it was warm yesterday, but wiping your sweating forehead with your hand and then touching the tongs that are in the salad is rather disgusting

I didn't like Orman Kebab at all, the prices were high, the workplace was dirty and they don't understand tradesmanship at all.

The food there doesn't really taste good and there are very few spices, what bothers me the most is that I ordered a kebab box salad with meat and fries and only got meat even though I repeated several times that I wanted it with fries, listen there Correct what your customers say!.that's a waste of money.