Rey De Istanbul — Restaurant in Barcelona

We were enticed by a charming, rather good looking Morrocan young man who encouraged us to eat at the restaurant because they offered good priced halal tapas and turkish food. We were quite pleased to hear about a halal tapas that isnt just essentially seafood and vegetarian. We arrived and were given a menu. It seemed that the only halal tapas was only seafood paella whilst the rest of the menu was turkish foods. We ordered. My patatas bravas appeared to be re-fried and served as they were overly brown and not freshly made.they didnt add the sauce and I realised they dont know how to do Spanish food. My lamb kofti were made of poor quality grissely meat. The lamb rice salad dish was also of v poor quality with tiny pieces of grissely kamb that did not seem fresh. All their meat was of poor quality. They had watered down the side sauces. It all cost €27 which was a total rip off and you would have been better off eating elsewhere. It seems they dont use their profits for buying decent quality ingredients. Never go here. They need to learn to be honest with...

I visited this place to eat after a long day in Barcelona. We thought that will be a good idea to eat some grilled food. The staff wasn't very friendly, we had to ask them on several occasions to bring the food all together in order for us to eat all in the same time. The staff ignored this, brought my and my daughter food after most of the people from the group finished their food and I informed the staff that I don't want it anymore as It wasn't nice for me to watch how other people were eating and that I would not make other people to wait for me to finish the food. After, Three staff come with a plate saying that this is your food and I found it intimidating when they said that I will pay anyway. Even if I continued to tell that I don't want the food, they continued to insist to take away the food which was kept in the plate and was already cold. I would not recommend this place as the staff was rude, ignoring the customers and...

If I could leave a 0 star I would. Avoid!!! They charged us €76 for breakfast for 2 adults and 3 children under 10. When I asked for a breakdown of costs they said €16 was for 3 boiled eggs and €12 for 2 fried eggs. Orange juice for kids came with pulp despite them assuring me it was pulp free when I specified that the kids would not drink the juice if it had pulp. They said sigara borek (pastry) had 5 in one portion but only 4 came, all over cooked. They said they had Turkish cheese (there was none served). When we complained they argued we ordered off menu so they could charge us what they want. This is despite them pulling us off the street when we were passing by and promising us anything we wanted when we said we were looking for breakfast. Food was awful, service was...