Turkish kebab sabba — Restaurant in Amsterdam

Good food, friendly price, but the behaviour of the man at the orders was unacceptable. I ordered and paid with card a wrap and as I was waiting for it he asked me to pay again and he denied the fact that I had already paid. When I showed him the receipt in my mobile banking app, that I had paid already, the salesman reinvented his story by saying that I took the food and "gave it to my friend". There was no friend of mine there, I told him that I was waiting for the food that I've paid and he insisted that my friend took it and that I was trying to steal from him an extra wrap. Finally he gave me the wrap as he made me a favour. Such thief-like behaviour is unprofessional. Hope it was an isolated incident and not the normal behaviour of...

I went there for lunch, the owner was really nice. However, I've been to Turkey many times and this restaurant is far from Turkish food. The kebab and chicken are not grilled and you can clearly see there is no grill in the restaurant. The food is oily, either the quality of meat is not great or the food is deep fried.

The menu showed different prices, so I ordered something which had a cost of €12.5 against it. However, the owner said the prices on the menu are not aligned with the food so I paid €15.60. I could easily make a fuss about it but I wasn't bothered.

I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone visiting Amsterdam, you could find better quality food with less cost...

One of the worst döner and definitely the worst thing in amsterdam i ever ate, which is already filled with mediocre and overpriced tourist trap food options. They also openly scam you:

The meat on the beef skewer looked actually juicy and tasty. The meat i received was nowhere close to the one on the skewer. Far worse quality. So they have 1 higher quality meat for presentation and the lower quality meat for serving. Besides that the portion was really small, the döner was loaded with gallons of sauce and had maybe 4 5 slices of meat in it. Dont...