Chickenero — Restaurant in England

Disappointing Experience After Years of Loyalty

I used to visit Berlin doner once or twice every month and couldn’t recommend it highly enough to friends and family. It was my go-to spot, and I always looked forward to the fresh and generous portions. However, my last visit was nothing short of disappointing, and I doubt I’ll ever return.

I had traveled quite a distance this time and was feeling particularly hungry, so I asked the owner—someone I thought valued my loyalty—if he could make my order a bit extra. I was buying three portions, and instead of receiving something that matched my request, all three portions were crammed into the same box. To add insult to injury, I was charged an extra £2.50 per portion. That’s £7.50 more for what amounted to barely anything extra, just squeezed into a single box.

It wasn’t about the money. It was about the principle. After years of loyalty, being treated this way felt like a real slap in the face. Money might not mean everything, but loyalty certainly does—and clearly, that’s not valued here. Unfortunately, I won’t be returning, and I’ll no longer be recommending Berlin...

Es tut mir wirklich leid aber...

I have to say the food was subpar. At GDK I can deal with paying such high prices for what is traditionally sold as relatively cheap food in Germany because the meat is seasoned well and of higher quality. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for Berlin Döner 65; The meat consisted of an insanely high amount of cartilage, which made the kebab quite unpleasant due to the texture. I must also say that the meat itself is lacking considerably in flavour, I understand that foods are often flavoured to suit the audience to which it is being sold but even a little salt would go a long way.

I have given Berlin Döner kebab 2 stars because it is better and more authentic, in some aspects, than most English kebab shops. However, as it stands I've ordered from here twice (to give it a real chance) and both times the food suffered from the same short-comings; lack of flavour and...

The food had a very bad smell + in my opinion meat wasn't even spiced enough. It's not even this kind of lamb meat that I was expecting for in Kebab. The grossest kebab I've eaten so far here, in Luton.

Trust me I really rarely do a review, but I also want to let people know what they will probably get.

EDIT: I can agree about the meat, but it must also be tasty, don't you think? I didn't mention it, but I also had some cartilage in the meat, which I had to spit out after chewing. Maybe it was your bad day - ok, but it's an honest review at least.

EDIT2: I meant I agree what you think about a meat and as u wrote "10% meat and the rest only god knows", but u still don't understand that if u prepare your food like no one does it also...