Die besten Restaurants mit Turkisches restaurant Essen in Schönebeck (Elbe)

Very nice owner from the department. He knows the exact composition of his homemade skewers and there is always fresh baklava.

Dear ladies and gentlemen, Allow me to put into words my unspeakable indignation, which almost fails me because of the wretchedness of the experience when I dared to taste the so-called "pizza" that was presented to me. What was presented to me can only be described as an unfortunate, almost tragic, testimony to the complete misunderstanding of the fine art of pizza preparation. First of all, it should be noted that the tomato sauce, that indispensable elixir that makes a pizza a pizza, was on the dough in such a homeopathic dosage that one had to assume that the chef had, for some unknown reason, developed a misguided fear of this delicious ingredient . The sauce, if it can even be called such, was so sparsely and miserably distributed that it was barely able to have even the slightest influence on the overall experience. But that's not all the shame! The dough, which should be the foundation of any respectable pizza, turned out to be a bone-dry, tasteless mass that, if anything, left the unpleasant impression that you had just bitten into a handful of raw flour. Any hope of a light, airy crust, as one would expect from a masterfully prepared pizza, was suddenly nipped in the bud when the dough revealed itself to be a cement-like substance that was extremely difficult to chew. It was almost as if the chef had set out to transform the highest ideals of Italian cuisine into a grotesque caricature. The pizza I was forced to taste was not a dish that promised pleasure and pleasure, but rather an unworthy, tasteless lump capable only of plunging even the most enthusiastic gourmand into the deepest depths of despair. In short, this product cannot in any way be described as pizza. It was a barren, cheerless imitation, a disgrace to any cuisine that adorns itself with the name of Italy. May I be spared from ever having to experience such a horrific farce again.