Emre Yilmaz

Found this place while looking for a quick bite. I stepped inside to order from the counter like any falafel place, but I was mistaken. The waiter welcomed us and guided us to have a seat to order. It was a bit unexpected but quickly realised it's a restaurant, not a regular imbiss 😅

Ordered a falafel plate for two. The plate has a base made with creamy hummu sand and some salad on the side. Falafels were smaller than usual, but there was a lot of falafel on our plate (pun intended 😬). Everything was yummy, especially the star of the plate, falafel. It was super crispy outside and soft inside. Not mushy.

Inside is small, but there are a lot of tables outside. The staff is friendly and attentive. Servis was quick.

Long story short, it was unexpectedly good. I'll be definetely coming again for those crispy falafels 🤤

We went there on a hot summer day because it's centrally located, modern and it's air conditioned.

The pace is big inside. The seats are spread around. Atmoshphere is chill and quiet. There are also seats outside.

It has a bit of Starbucks vibes. If you're looking for a hip thirdwave coffee shop, this is not the place.

I would say the only downside for me was the prices. It's expensive.

I would go there again if I'm around. It's great for all seasons. Summers are chill, winters are warm, well, I guess 😀

Been there on a Sunday evening before 7pm. It was empty at first but around 7:30pm the place was packed.

There are a lot of small tables. Good if you don't like to share a table with strangers. The tables can be combined so it's also suitable for crowded groups.

We had Shaking Beef, Angry Chicken, a refresher and a cocktail. Everything was delicious. Can't complain about the food.

The staff is nice. Young people. They do their job, no chit chat. The prices are average for the area.

Overall, I would recommend this place. I would definitely go again if I'm around.

Been there on a Wednesday evening because we were nearby and hundry. Surprisingly, it was better than I anticipated.

They serve above average doner for German standards. It's not one of those plastic looking doners made out of some magical meaty dough. The doner is made out of real pieces of meat.

The falafel was also quite good. Crispy outside, soft inside, good spices. I really liked it.

The rice was too mushy. Not the best but still ate it all. The salad and the dressing is ok. Nothing to complain about. The portion was also big. I had some hard time finishing it all 💀

The staff were nice. They just do their job. I guess it's a family restaurant like many kebab restaurants in Germany.

Overall, the food and the prices are a bit above average. I would recommend this place if you're nearby. It makes me happy to find non-plastic looking and tasting doner in Germany 😅