Was there spontaneously yesterday. Communication was rather cheap, ordered a kebab plate with an excessive amount of ready-made sauce poured over it... I was looking forward to kebab because I rarely eat kebab... well... I was there once and not again in a hurry...
Once upon a time... another sad story... or 'Is the Porsche still not paid for?'
Doner box... the size of a small drinking glass... half-filled with fries and a tablespoon of veggie doner, unfortunately, no flavor or crispiness... more like small, soft pieces, a dash of instant sauce, at least that's what it tastes like... €8.50!!!!!!!
The falafel box, the same sad story, two falafel!! Fries, a dollop of instant sauce, and another €8.50 poured into the cash register... charging €6 for that would be quite a feat...
That's how you ruin your reputation
We ordered through Lieferando and had to wait over an hour. When the food finally came, the order wasn't complete.
We immediately called Dirt to report this and were told in the most unfriendly manner that this was not his problem. Incredible!!!
Now we started eating and the kebab as well as the Lahmacun had a penetrating curry sauce so that you couldn't taste anything else, it was almost disgusting.
We will never order there again, let alone eat there!
It's a shame that you can't give 0 stars.
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Momo's Grill is simply amazing! The food is fresh and delicious, the service was quick and extremely friendly, which made the entire experience even more enjoyable. Definitely a place I would happily recommend!
I usually get my food, the boss is really nice and quick.
Employees can be expanded...but still within limits.
I don't understand the negative reviews, even in German restaurants or elsewhere there is poor quality.
Maybe the meat was bad in some places.
The operator can't see inside either.
You can also talk badly about everything... complain at a high level.
There are much worse kebabs but there are also better ones.
I am satisfied and can only recommend him.
Bon appetit everyone
I've known this restaurant for over ten years and have visited it regularly – at least once a year. Unfortunately, over the years, I've seen the quality steadily decline. The meat is now as tough as rubber and tastes completely disappointing. At the Beyti, the only thing I could detect was the tomato sauce – there was no trace of flavor from the meat itself. Furthermore, the portions have become significantly smaller. This was definitely my last visit.
By the way: The neighboring shop called Frankonya, which also belongs to the same owner, also leaves a lot to be desired. We ordered three different desserts there – and all three were simply abysmal.