Disappointed looking for an alternative to Habibi's falafel…read more.. Unfortunately, the falafel was precooked and heated up with the micro wave. Portions size was above average though. But if you want real fresh cooked falafel than you better go to habibi's which is 50 Meter up the street on zülpicher strasse.

Not fancy, but we loved it! Good and authentic food, very cheap (around 8€ each). Young customers.read more

There are two "Doy Doy" restaurants on this street. I didn't realize and we ended up here while…read moreplanning to go to the other. It was a great mistake. The service and food were great. I ordered a doner durum and it was huge! I thought maybe I ordered the wrong thing. It was twice the size of a Chipotle burrito. The meal service started with some break and dips, which were both quite nice, and ended with a couple rounds of tea. We had a pleasant time and I will be back again.

Absolutely amazing mixed grill. Love that it's open until 4am or whatever. Can't get enough of this…read moreplace every time I come to cologne

Really good shawarma and falafel. Not very crowded usually. Which means they prepare the dish well…read moregiving just the right time - usually about 5-7 min, so not really your fast food turnover times.

Very fresh and high quality lunch! The owners were friendly and helpful even though my German is…read morevery limited! Delicious!

Food was just ok. It was pretty dry. I thought it was a big serving for € 6, my bf bought 2 donner…read morekebabs. He asked if they take cards and they told him yes... then they told him that they charge € 2 extra for card purchases when he was already paying. My bf forgot that he had enough €€€ in his wallet coz he was so pissed. Who doesn't take cards nowadays... it's so sketchy!!!

I haven't written reviews in a while, but this place really inspired me…read more This is the first truly negative review i've ever written. I just can give you an advice: STAY AWAY! This is definitely, totally, completely the worst Döner i have ever eaten and this, BY FAR! The place is in a corner on a party neighborhood, so i can imagine only drunk people go there, and in such a state not able to distinguish what a crappy and expensive food they're actually buying. For starters, service is bad, and that to the already shitty german standards. Second the food is just NASTY! We asked for Lamb, and it was just like a mix of compacted ground beef of pig and chicken, totally disgusting. Halal was also not good at all, and besides that in comparison with every other place, expensive. The place is loud with some sort of Turkish MTV-like-stuff, which is somehow not the most pleasant music to hear while eating. It's the only Döner place i know, that has several locations or franchises, i don't really know nor care. But it's like the cheap version of a fast food chain, comparable to a bizarre mix between Del Taco and Sbarro, not in the way the place is, but how bad the food is. So bottom-line, if you are really hungry and happen to be in this neighborhood, do yourself a favor and go to the McD's that's just across the street. You'll thank me.

Underground station Kalk Post…read more Everything Halal (Zabiha), no alcohol, fantastic food

Busy spot, we had to wait in line, indoor quiet loud and busy as well, we had to share a table with…read morestrangers which didn't appeal to me! Interesting concept, the self serve part, you order and pick up your order from different stations . What I didn't understand was that some items were sold out :/ everything is fresh and made to order... salad was super rich and yummy, stela beiti sandwich very tender our chicken pide definitely lacked flavour... I was super disappointed with the cleanliness of the washroom though! Hope they take that into consideration...

Restaurant with a cool concept, lovely decor and yummy food. I came here for a bite to eat near the…read morewater. At first I was a bit confused because I didn't know that the restaurant was self service. Essentially you have to go to the front counter and get a credit card for the restaurant, then look at the menu and choose what you want, then go to another counter and order. After ordering, they give you a buzzer and scan your credit card thing. Once the food is ready, it vibrates and you go pick up your food at the same counter you ordered from. At the end, you bring them the card they gave you and pay at the front. At first I struggled to read the German menu but after asking, they told me they also have an English menu. There were so many choices and all sounded great. I ended up ordering the Sucuklu pide which was described as being an "oval shaped pita topped with tomato sauce and cheese". The type I ordered was topped with Turkish hot pepper sausage (beef I assume since the restaurant is halal) It was ready within 10 minutes and you could add some spices if you're into spicy things. I sat outside where they have big tables with cushions to sit on. The food was very good and super cheesy. The portion was huge and I ended up taking almost half of it to go. Overall, for 10.90€, I think it's worth the price. I would definitely return here! ! 4.5/5