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Ordered for the first time today. The food was delicious and there was a lot of it. Plus it was really cheap! The delivery person was very nice and friendly. Very satisfied!

Really delicious and you'll feel full for a sandwich that only costs €5

I ate shawarma there for the first time.. The meat is halal, apart from the fact that music is playing.. 8.50- per shawarma is too much for me personally.. Unfortunately it didn't taste good either because the meat was dry. You can achieve the same taste at home, for much cheaper.

Simply delicious. I can only recommend it to everyone. Many thanks again. Greetings Bernd.

as always.. friendly and delicious food

Really delicious, the shawarma skewer is homemade and you can taste it too!! The owner was very friendly and you can sit comfortably on site. Definitely recommendable!! ^^ 😋

By God, if there was less than a star, it would be much better for him to have a star in a restaurant whose owner is hungry. If he goes out on his own, he takes your money and does not give you anything short of hunger. God does not satisfy you. You give me empty shawarma sandwiches with just potatoes, you maniac. May God’s curse be upon you. May God not satisfy you.

Insanely good shawarma 😋👌 always like to go there!

Abiiii, the best shawarma, you are chefffff!

Great guy, always delicious, doesn't fall apart and the Juppy sauce is really great 5/5

Two stars only despite the very decent quality of the food and the nice staff. As the recession hit, I saw the plates get smaller and smaller. It's clear that the restaurant is trying to save on the quantities to increase their margin. It doesn't leave you with a good feeling, I unfortunately think I won't go back.

Haven't been there for a long time since they only serve chicken and no longer lamb meat. The taste was okay and the service was friendly, BUT... ...unfortunately the man behind the counter is fiddling with the food with his bare hands, then cashes in on several customers, gives out change and reaches into the food again. After the rolled shawarma was in the contact grill, I was almost surprised that he still washed his hands. But probably because he had sauce on his hands and not because he had touched money. When asked that he would have been better off washing his hands immediately after changing money, he said that it always had to be done quickly. So throughput comes before hygiene - and I was just the second of three customers. Normally customers are standing at the door... So it always seems to work that way there and unfortunately there was no evidence of any wrongdoing. Instead, they looked past me and gave me my food first - probably because I was perceived as a troublemaker who they wanted to get rid of quickly. My last visit to the "Daya Imbiss"...! EDIT: According to the operator's answer: Lamb or any meat other than chicken. I don't know how long ago it was, but back in the day (maybe more than 8 years ago) there were two rotisserie spits. It was also important to separate food and money. There was no argument and neither of the other two customers present gave me the impression that they felt uncomfortable in my presence. I told your employee in a calm tone that he should have washed his hands immediately after changing the money. And if I were from the public order office, I would probably close the shop. But I'm not from the public order office and I also ate your shawarma. For me this is neither bullying nor intrusive behavior. I didn't accuse you of your shop being dirty, I just criticized the behavior of your employee. But I still don't see that you don't understand that you shouldn't touch money and then food with your bare hands without washing your hands in between (!).

Very tasty food and very friendly staff and atmosphere always happy

I don't like it, they can be better, I hope to do better next time

Simply very tasty, please try it