doen doen® kebap — Restaurant in Berlin

When I got there it was the peak of dinnertime. There was a line out the door and all the tables were taken and many people were waiting for food. I knew it was going to be good. When I got to the front of the line I ordered my food. I got the Original with fries and a drink from the cooler/fridge. It was about €18. Serendipitously a table opened when I placed my order and I sat down right away. I wasn't sure where I was in the line for food coming out of the kitchen and I'm sure I looked anxious because the guy who took my order kept reassuring me my food was coming. There were so many orders and people picking up online orders and other people getting things to go. It was packed. I waited a while (probably 20 minutes) and it was worth every second. I got my food and my eyes were much larger than my stomach. The portions were out of control and humongous. The Original would have been enough alone, but fries sounded so good. It was really messy, but they give you napkins and there are more available if what they give you isn't enough. I also needed a fork at the end because everything was falling apart. It was delicious between the sauces, vegetables, the vegan "meat" and everything else in the hand held doner. It was amazing and had a slight kick to it. I think he gave me a pound of fries and a generous amount of sauce including ketchup, vegan mayo, and whatever the third thing was. I enjoyed the ketchup the most. I never really liked mayo when I wasn't vegan, and I can't say that has changed with vegan mayo. The restaurant and the people working there are incredible, nice, and hardworking. I highly recommend stopping by here for dinner (or ordering it to go). They took credit cards and were able to box up my leftovers.

Pros: Lots of options, Big portions, To...

I stumbled upon this vegan kebap joint on Instagram. The menu offers a delightful array of plant-based delights, from the vegan döner kebap to the heavenly baklava. Here's my detailed experience:

🌱 Food Variety (5/5): The vegan döner kebap stole the show with its perfect blend of flavors. They also offer yufka, baklava, and house-made fries . The portions were generous, ensuring a satisfying and filling meal.

🌶️ Sauce Adventure (3/5): The carefully placed hot and spicy sauce adds an extra layer of excitement. However, for spice aficionados, it's worth noting that the spice unfolds later in the meal. Personally, I'd prefer that spicy kick right from the start.

💰 Price vs. Value (4/5): Admittedly, the prices are slightly on the higher side, but the quality and quantity justify the cost. You get what you pay for,

🏠 Ambiance and Service (4/5): Despite the small size, the place exudes warmth, thanks to the friendly staff. The service was prompt, and the atmosphere was cozy. However, it tends to get crowded, so timing your visit is crucial.

👃 Grease Factor (3/5): Be prepared to leave with the tempting aroma of deliciousness lingering on your clothes. The small space can get a bit greasy, but the overall experience makes it worth the minor inconvenience.

🎨 Quirky Decor (4/5): The LEGO touch with the döner-selling person adds a playful and unique vibe to the place. It's a cute nod to the culinary artistry they've mastered.

In short, this vegan kebap spot is a must-try for plant-based foodies. Despite the small space and slight grease factor, the culinary experience...

Terrible Experience – Deceptive and Discriminatory!

I never imagined I'd face discrimination in 2024, especially in Berlin. Instead of inclusivity, we encountered blatant favoritism. We attended an event on October 17th, 2024, where food and drinks were advertised as free for everyone, only to discover that this offer only applied to their friends and acquaintances. Meanwhile, we were charged full price for everything.

They claimed these friends were "on the list," but there was no mention of any such list in their Instagram story or post. If the event was meant to be exclusive, why advertise it as open to all? This feels like a scam, luring people in under false pretenses and leaving them with no choice but to pay.

This isn't just about the money – it’s about ethics and deception. It's incredibly disappointing to witness such dishonesty and gatekeeping at an event that was supposed to be inclusive. Stay away from these people - they’re only out to take advantage of you. Absolutely...