Viking Kebab — Restaurant in Kopavogur

Edit: The owner contacted me to tell me i'm not allowed to review it while the place is closed for holiday. So instead of deleting my comment I am going to go into details.

This place has been open for a couple of years now. I think they have changed managements at some point because it went from being really good to really meh.

I have gone there a handful of time and the food has become increasingly meh since the nice married couple use to run it.

The last three times I have gone there have been the worst.

The first time, one of the falafels were still frozen. I told them about it and they apologized and I was like yeah no problem.

The second time it was not frozen but it was ice cold.

The third time it was also ice cold and it had so much sauce on it I could not eat it.

Maybe it's my fault for ordering Falafel and not some of their...

This is my first time giving review to anything but after yesterday I was left with no choice. 3 months ago I went to the store and I ordered kebab for takeaway with garlic sauce, when I came home I discovered it was a spicy sauce. Another shot I gave them a month later and I did order kebab from wolt and it was supposed to be with garlic sauce and I received spicy sauce again. After a couple of weeks again the same situation with Wolt, I even gave them a private message thru the app that I want a GARLIC SAUCE. Yesterday around 3:30 I went to the store myself and I did order luxury tilbod with a garlic sauce and of course I received a spicy sauce. How many times you can mess up a simple thing like that?...

I'm an Eastern European. This Kebab place is likely owned by polish people. It feels like home, food reminded me of being back home eating those juicy kebabs. Food was amazing. We used to have deep friend dumplings, they were incredible. I wish if this kebab place started to offer them. Id be hitting this place very often then. Service is great, employees are kind and talkative. Atmosphere is like any other restaurant with some added spice of individuality. All in all that's a great place to visit if you are an Eastern European living in Iceland and want to remind your self of food...