Die besten Restaurants mit Turkisches restaurant Essen in Berlin

100 grams of kokoreç bread is 10 Euros, it's very expensive, if you go there, you won't go there again anyway, the name of the shop is "situation".

Bad Brother, don't let him ask for money just to put 2 pickles, or become a tradesman, it's a bit of a shame..

I liked the old stuff who used to be kind and good even late in the night. But now they don't even warm up the bread for durum. And the guy was cocky. It was a waste of money.

Pour some water into the garlic sauce. Disgusting and dishonorable. Never again😠

I ordered a kebab in bread, unfortunately the meat was very thickly sliced ​​and very pale, there were no roasted aromas to be tasted, so it tasted very bland and fatty. The fatty juice from the meat soaked up the bread and after the third bite the bread opened at the bottom and with each subsequent bite everything oozed out from the bottom. Halfway through I couldn't eat any more, neither in terms of taste nor in terms of handling. I liked the garlic sauce.

Real Turkish food. Fresh and good. Efficient service. The only downside is the tables are very close together, tight and very loud in the restaurant.

The people serving treat women differently than men. Their style and speech are very repulsive, I definitely do not recommend it. Especially the chef makes the employees very uncomfortable by giving them orders.

Brother, can you make lahmacun without onions?

I hope this review will help you improve yourself and potentially achieve more success: I've eaten kofte in flatbread at your place several times. The kofte product tastes really good. The salads are fresh. Therefore, I would only give this product 4 stars out of 5 because there really isn't enough kofte. Now I come to my actual criticism: Please, dear people, your store is obviously doing very well because you have good products. But please pay more attention to cleanliness. Your furniture is old and sticky. Your salt and pepper shakers are also dirty. Please pay more attention to your glasses; they need to be washed more thoroughly. Your online pictures don't match reality. Overall, the counter is okay, but where the bar is, it looks like a crash landing. The chairs and tables are so old. It's not a problem that they're old; it should be clean, please. A fresh coat of paint in the store would also give a better overall impression. I would close the shop for a weekend and clean everything thoroughly and make it nicer for the customers who are happy to pay 2 euros more.

The saddest kebab of my life I tried the “Happy Döner” – but the only person who was happy here is probably the owner who took my money. Because it definitely wasn't me. The meat? It tasted like someone had seasoned an old cleaning rag and then served it half raw. One bite and I wasn't sure whether I was eating kebab or taking part in a test of courage. The red cabbage and tomatoes looked like they had seen better days - probably under the last government. Everything lay in a sad puddle that reminded me of a bad horror movie set. The sauce? Which sauce? What little there was tasted of absolutely nothing - except leek! And sorry, but leek in the kebab? This is culinary crime. Conclusion: The “Happy Döner” sent me into the valley of tears. My stomach and my soul need therapy now. Never again!

Sorry, absolutely no longer recommended. We went there at least once a week, the waiting time was always, ALWAYS over 1 hour, absolutely cheeky. The bread today was absolutely burnt and not edible. Waiting over an hour for an Adana kebab and burnt bread is absolutely disrespectful. That was the last time today. Unfortunately, the young gentleman in the front can't get anything done

The greasiest, most disgusting "food" I've ever eaten. The absolute lack of customer service only makes it worse. STAY AWAY.

Typical German food restaurant, good food, good value for money

Worst Dürüm ever. My friends got the wrong sauces, my Dürüm wasn't rolled (so it wasn't closed), Fanta tasted like it had been stored outside a fridge, salad wasn't really small and then they wanted to deduct us (for €3). Card payment not possible and that wasn't mentioned anywhere. When I was eating it felt like I was biting on pieces of sand. It smelled like chlorine inside and the employees didn't speak any German. My friends and I have stomach pains now.

We had Iftar today and the restaurant provided us with dates which was very kind. Harun, who served us food, was very friendly and extremely kind. We were all very surprised by how nice he was. Because of him and the food, we will come again :)