Yes, there is a line, but it is worth it. Sesame pita was fresh and tasty. Balance of herbs in the…read moresalad and spice on the chicken was flawless. Truly superb.

There was quite a long wait time to get food but it's well worth it. The food was exceptional! I…read moreliked the vibe of the whole place! More seating than I expected

My chicken doner was top notch. Hot, juicy, tender meat is always awesome. I really liked how…read morefilling it was and after eating it, I wanted to sleep for days. The fries were okay.

Just as good as Mustafa's with no wait, the same price, and slightly bigger portions. Both the…read morechicken döner and the veggie döner were delicious. Very fresh, will definitely come back if I am ever in Berlin again.

Vegan kebaps are a big thing in Berlin…read more These come in two designs. While some establishments serve both, it is not uncommon to have a kebap place to have one version but not the other. The two versions are: 1) Serve a kebap made of seitan Often there will be a sign in front of the restaurant specifying both vegan and seitan. 2) Serve a non-meat kebap adding vast amounts of grilled vegetables to the sandwich. Here the code word is Gemuse as in Gemuse Kebaps. Gemuse means vegetables. Seitan or vegetables, you can't go wrong either way. * * * Gemuse Kebap and Friends is in the second school. No Seitan appears on their menu. For the record, no beef appears on their menu either. Your choices are chicken in various forms, falafel, grilled halloumi cheese, and simple vegetables straight up. Their product is outstanding. I had a halloumi cheese kebap (with a ton of vegetables). My wife had an all gemuse kebap - vegetables being the name of the game. * * * Both sandwiches were outstanding. The vegetables involved were tomatoes, onions and insanely good peppers. (The North Sea coast grows some of the best sweet red peppers on the planet. Most of those peppers come from the Dutch side.) There were sauces on the sandwich, but basically what was carrying both versions was the vegetables being copious and seriously seriously good. For what it is worth, grilled halloumi cheese is bland comfort food. The cheese picks up some of the taste of the grill. But mostly the cheese just adds heft and protein. Heft and protein are good things. * * * A lot of kebap places are real hole in the wall places. The interiors are modest, occasionally bordering on the grungy. You sit outside on folding chairs. Gemuse Kebap and Friends has better real estate. It has two "shop slots" rather than one - not a rarity but always welcome. You can sit indoors in a setting not unlike a good fast food place. And if you absolutely positively have to sit outdoors rather than indoors, There are tables on the sidewalk where you can eat too. * * * Overall, a first rate place. Is this a place for destination dining with your most important business client? In that case, you want some place fancier. But if you and a bunch of friends want to drink beer and eat well while goofing around, I recommend Gemuse Kebap and Friends enthusiastically.

Had a wonderful late night chicken kebap here. Pocket was delightfully warm, crispy and chewy…read more Chicken was seasoned wonderfully. They offer you various fillings and veg to adjust to your liking. One of the best I've had. Very friendly service as well.

In terms of "cheap eats" Döner Kebab rivals Currywurst in the German capitol, competition on almost…read moreevery block finding many calling K'ups in Prenzlauer Berg Berlin's best even though it eschews traditional Veal for thinly-sliced Chicken. Open from 11h00 until late daily, 03h00 on Friday and Saturday, K'ups resides in a concrete box with high-ceilings where staff prepare everything from scratch including Sauces, roast Vegetables and the slowly-rotating Meat on a skewer. Offering indoor and outside seating, the made-to-order nature of everything from Gemusekebap to Falafel creating lengthy queues during peak hours, it is after parking at a wooden table that teeth plunge into warm Bread packed to bursting with warm Peppers, Squash, Eggplant and Potatoes plus chilled Lettuce, Cabbage. Tomatoes, Onions and Cucumbers. Smart to order with "mit allem," Garlic, Yogurt and a spicy red Sauce plus Feta and a dash of Seasoning, €4,70 in Bread or €5,70 in a Wheat Wrap will leave all but the most robust appetites sated, though fans and Vegetarians should not miss a side of two Chickpea Fritter fried golden and teaming with Herbs for €1,50.

Got here late and walked by this place before getting to hotel. Lovely neighborhood and with a…read moregreat vibe, easy ordering with friendly staff and overlooked the cooking area with great aroma smell. Great price, great food (nice portion) and great staff. Just hit the right spot. I ended up eating here 2X during my stayed. Love the foods.

Grateful I found this place right before I moved; otherwise I'd be 300 lbs. It's SO good - get…read morethat chicken schwarma with everything. There's a reason why it's buzzing during lunch hour. And a whole meal for 5 euros? :::swoon:::

I came to Zweistrom's for a much needed late-night snack. It was a Saturday night and the…read moreneighborhood was vibing! I ordered the falafel wrap. The falafels were fried to order, which I appreciate. After the falafels were ready, the gentleman working put them in a wrap and then went to the bar of vegetables and toppings in front of me. He added hummus, cucumbers, tomatoes, lettuce, and I think a spicy mustard. After he finished stuffing the wrap, he rolled it up and placed it on a grill press for a few minutes. My falafel wrap was delicious and full of flavors and textures! Starting with crunchy! It had a big crunch from the grilled wrap. Then I got the added crunch from the falafel. It was then followed by the smooth and savory hummus. The vegetables were a perfect addition. Extra: Vegan options Open late - 3 am! A few seats inside Outdoor seating available It was authentic, inexpensive, fresh, fast, and they were open late! My falafel wrap was the best late night snack that didn't make me feel guilty or bloated the next day. Also, the service was good too! The gentleman working was kind and had great energy. We chatted for a little, it was really nice. I wish him the best of luck. If you're in the area, I highly suggest stopping by. To see me visit Zweistrom in real-time, and to see more of the food I ate in Berlin, watch my youtube video: "eat with me in Berlin." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6p7Yw8BIiNw

Probably the best halal I've ever had. I ordered a chicken bowl with everything. It was incredible…read more There is limited seating so you may or may not be able to get a table. If you are in the neighborhood looking for a quick meal...this is the place. Also in a few other neighborhoods.

TLDR: One of my favorite places for kebap! The meat is delicious and the price is very fair. It's…read morecash only, however, so make sure you have euros! Food: 8/10 Absolutely delicious! The meat is tender and flavorful; it's definitely fresh, since you see them slice it right off. Also, the blend of the veggies, meat, and sauces meld so perfectly in this dish. Price & Portion: 10/10 It's 5 euros for an entire meal!! The kebap was very filling for me. However, if you want even more food, you can get the doner, which is slightly bigger. Service: 8/10 They were very fast and friendly! They speak English here, so don't be afraid if you don't speak any German. Ambience: 5/10 It's definitely more of a casual/fast vibe. The place is pretty small, with a couple of stools lining the sides and a couple tables outside. You can eat inside, but it's not a great place for large groups.

I consider myself something of a Döner aficionado (a self-proclaimed "Dönermeister"), and My Döner…read morein Alt-Moabiter Str. ranks among my very favorite in Berlin. In fact, I would now consider it my go-to place. Over the years, I have developed a proprietary Döner rating system based on the following categories: -Bread -Meat -Sauce -Salat ...and a more general "synergy" category that tries to evaluate the overall experience of that particular Döner while also serving as a catch-all for other things like price, friendliness, value, etc. My Döner, which is owned by a wonderful Turkish-German named Mezlüt (a baker by training), earns high marks for all of these: -Bread: 4 (hot, crispy, and pretty traditional) -Meat: 5 (plentiful, tasty, and not fatty) -Sauce: 5 (the ever-elusive "Cocktailsoße") -Salat: 5 (fresh) -Synergy: 5 (all elements blended perfectly together from start to finish) When in Berlin, one naturally has the choice of quite literally hundreds of Döner stands, and I am rarely disappointed no matter where I go. But the quality of My Döner--and Mezlüt's friendliness and commitment to his craft (he enjoys his own Döner while there, after all)--not to mention the massive Döner you get here for just 3€, is my new favorite and definitely worth your attention. It doesn't have the unique veggies of Mustafa's or the hype of some other ones, but the fact is that there is no gimmick here. It is just a delicious, traditional, and masterfully assembled Döner, every time, and always with a smile. Thank you, Mezlüt!!

From the owner: Döner im Brot. Dürüm Döner .Big Döner Döner Box ( mit Pommes oder Salat ,Döner Teller mit Pommes…read moreund thailändische gerichte

We were in the neighborhood and starving and the aroma brought us in. No great shakes in terms of…read moreambiance but we didn't care - was our first night in Berlin. Food was great and the portions were huge. Not expensive at all. Best part was the gruff and surly waiter. The first person to order in our party kept changing his mind. The waiter shut him down saying "you're last". It became our in joke the rest of our trip...any time someone was annoying it was "you're last".

Fun atmosphere and a good doner. They have a lot of good toppings, sauces and seasonings. I did…read morefind some other local doner places that I liked better.