Lezzet Mangal — Restaurant in Stockholm

Came here on a Turkish friend’s recommendation as he said the food is authentic. I ordered the minced lamb pide (no. 7 on the menu). The bread itself was thin, crispy, and it stayed that way right until the last bite, which I really appreciated. However, the flavour of the topping felt lacking. Despite the generous portion, the minced lamb didn’t seem to have been cooked with much seasoning, which made the overall taste a bit flat. I’ve never been to Turkey, so I can’t judge how authentic it was meant to taste, but even my Swedish partner commented that it was more bland than Swedish food, which I found amusing. That said, I don’t think I ordered the right thing this time, and I would definitely come back to try other dishes on the menu, perhaps their skewers. The service was lovely, the cashier was really friendly and took the time to chat. All in all, a pleasant experience, and I’d like to give it...

Dining at Lezzet Mangal was a fantastic experience that exceeded all expectations. From the moment we walked in, we were impressed by the extensive menu, offering a wide variety of dishes that made it hard to choose just one. The portions were incredibly generous, far surpassing what we anticipated, ensuring that no one left hungry.

Each dish we tried was packed with flavor, showcasing the authentic and rich tastes of the cuisine. The quality of the food was top-notch, and it was evident that a lot of care went into the preparation. The diversity of options means that there’s something for everyone, and honestly, everything on the menu is worth trying.

If you’re in the mood for a hearty and delicious meal, Lezzet Mangal is a must-visit. I’m already looking forward to my next visit to explore more of their...

The food at Lezzet Mangal is relatively good, and the portion sizes are very generous. My personal favorite is the Pide Köfteli — flavorful, well-balanced, and thankfully not drowned in sauce. The mixed döner is also on the good side, but it suffers from too much sauce, which makes the dish overly liquid and affects the overall taste.

Most of the staff are friendly, but the experience at the counter could be improved. The cashier, with the name tag “Bilal,” comes across as dismissive and lacks basic customer service skills. His attitude leaves a poor impression and takes away from what could otherwise be a pleasant visit.

With some attention to front-of-house service and better control over sauce portions, this place could be...