Kebap with Attitude

5 David Alonso - 7 months ago

One of the best Kebabs in Berlin, with a different touch.

Keep in mind that this is not a street-kebab place, this is a kebab-restaurant, reinventing a little bit the concept and having similarities to fine Italian pizza restaurants, so the prices go accordingly (you will enjoy a Kebab here from 8-9€ to 15-16€).

Is it worth the price? It totally does!

3 Jana Levit - a month ago

Decent kebab in Berlin. Got the Uncle OG.
Very bread forward. It is definitely a big piece of pide.
I found that it wasn't overly balanced with sauce and quite light on which made for a dryer mouth feel. I ordered extra spicy sauce which set me back 1 Euro extra however had hardly any sauce in the wrap. Beef was tasty however a little on the oily side (dripping oil out of the bottom of the wrap).
Chips inside the wrap didn't taste overly fresh.
Salad was minimal.
Price for the kebab was closer to 10 Euro which for the size isn't too bad.

The staff were extremely protective over their tap water and rationed it in tiny latte glasses one at a time. It took them 20 minutes and three quarters of an eaten kebab to bring out a glass. Come on, this is a basic guys!

4 Dale Buchanan (buckylovin) - 3 months ago

High quality kebabs in a pleasant environment.

I have tasted both the chicken and the beef and enjoyed both.

Marking down a star for 2 reasons:

Overpriced - The extra quality is disproportionately reflected in a higher price

Poor advice on a substitute drink - There was no lemonade and instead we were advised to try a nicer version (it turned out to be Ice Tea as opposed to lemonade).

3 J C - a month ago

Nice setting, funky menu and good service…. But! If you’re after a kebab, it’s NOT the kebab you’d expect… a bit too sophisticated, while the meat is not at the expected level… worth to mention that it definitely stands out from the crowded kebab stores around Berlin, so well done!

5 Ahmad Gilani - 7 months ago

Great food, space, and vibes! The meat was very good and so was the fries and sauces. It’s quick food with a fancy vibe as the name suggests. Ganoush was fantastic also. Even the housemade ayran was super I drank two! So yeah I plan to come more frequently!

4 Florian Herder - 11 months ago

The Kebab ???? taste good and the fries ???? are good to. What let me only vote 4 stars are the facts that we had to wait for 40min. To get it. The staff is really friendly and it was nice to sit outside in the back.
I would recommend getting separate fries. to your kebab instead of ordering the plate. Because as you can see the fries will get loaded with stuff what makes them soft. I like crispy fries.
It’s the same price.
Also the desert options where really limited so maybe room for improvements there as well.

3 Kitchen Insider - 6 months ago

I love hype. It's like caffeine. It tells your body to get excited, for no good reason. Here, the slogans and decals promise the 2 great influences to hit berlin post wall fallin...English language and Turkish food, blended together like a Justin Beiber/Atta Turk slurpee. There are plenty of good signs. What better enticement than big, spinning hot meat to get things moving? The menu tries as hard as your fave high school teacher. The service is friendly, bilingual and dressed so now. The food looks as good as the delish iced tea. But that's where the "viel spass" ends. Beneath the Jackson Pollock sauces, lays a handful of cubes of Turkish bread, dotting around not very much chook...which itself suffers from a lack of..well...form. It's the pulled pork of chicken, and as it hasn't the fat of the piggy, it suffers dryness as distinctive as a fish in the desert. Its not bad, but it ain't great. The salad is even less persuasive, and the onions may have saved the day if they brought the entire onion with them.
There's nothing wrong, and the product is okay. But this is the town where Turkish food can soar. Here it walks leisurely.