Best tasting sandwich around!! The portions are huge & sauces are delicious…read more Super friendly staff, highly recommend to anyone coming to Berlin

Rüyam Gemüse Kebab purportedly has one of the best Döner kebabs in Berlin, and after multiple…read moretries, I largely agree. The Gemüse Kebab here was made from spiced chicken sliced from a rotating spit, mixed with fried potatoes and carrots. Then came a variety of fresh vegetables including lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, carrots, and onions, and the kebab was finished off with crumbled feta cheese and a choice of sauces (herb, garlic, cocktail, sesame, spicy chili). The seeded bread was toasted and had a nice crusty exterior, and the fillings exploded out of the bread, making for a photogenic dish too! We also ordered the Rüyam Teller, which came with a larger portion of chicken döner, salad, and sauce, as well as a scoop of flavored rice, crispy falafel, and crispy halloumi. Everything we had was delicious and came in generous portions at a good price in an energetic environment--definitely worth the wait!

We were looking for a place to eat something lite the day before our flight back to the states. So…read morewe decided to give this place a shot. We asked one of the owners for his top seller in the restaurant and he stated that most people get the Doner box. It was actually very good. They also sell alcohol at this establishment. You can get a big Becks beer for only 2 euros, now that's pretty cheap. Most places we paid for a beer was around 5 euros. The staff was very friendly even though we didn't speak their language.

Guy working was good, Friendly, and helpful…read more I got the currywurst and the XL döner. Ive had kebab this good only once in my life somewhere in Phuket. This is some humungous 5 star kebab made with passion. Always go for spicy. Currywurst was ok, i had a great one in frankfurt a few days ago so i was spoiled. Get that if youre out drunk and need something to wash down the booze.

Loved these döners. I know it's just döner kebap so it's maybe hard not to love but look. They…read morenailed it every time. The meat is more seasoned than most. They let you get cray on your toppings and sauces if you want. The spicy sauce is legit spicy. The garlic sauce is legit not the weak "maybe garlic visited its house one time to borrow sugar". Def the best of the 3 in Berlin that I tried. If I had to say something negative, the falafel could step the seasoning up to match the meats.

Food was very good, lot of sauce and veggies! Taste as expected. Service was very quick, compared…read moreto the chain alternative staff is much more friendly and quick. Ambiance is as you expect from a sit down Turkish Döner restaurant in a large city!

Ich bat um Döner im Brot mit alles, bekam viele Fleischsehnen mit nur scharfer Sauce. Fast…read moreungenießbar. Service ohne Lächeln, in dieser Straße gibt es besseren Kebab.

Tiny little storefront with only a few standing benches to eat at. Wildly popular though. It…read morelooks like the chicken döner was big chunks of stacked chicken sliced thin while the lamb seemed to be that ground meat stuff. Chicken Döner im Brot mit Salat und Soße : I really love how this was stuffed with so many nice veggies, both fresh and roast. The bread was fluffy too. Great balance against the thin crispy shaved chicken slices. Very filling.

Great little spot right on the road. No room to sit inside or outside, but there has always been a…read morelong line going out the door of people waiting to order and get their food to go. The döners and durum were amazing. I would have taken pictures, but I ate all of the food before we got back to our hotel . it was delicious . prices are reasonable and range from eight to ten euros. Definitely will be stopping again while we are staying in the area.

This was my first meal in Germany and my cousin and I tried after hearing good things about Hakiki…read more It is a doner place, and I got a durum to try. The servers were patient with me and they understood English to take our order. The shop is small with limited indoor tables, but we were able to find a place. Overall the food was good, not too heavy, and I enjoyed it!

The menu is very simple: chicken doner kebab, vegetarian doner kebab, or dürüm kebab. The main…read moredifference between a doner kebab and a dürüm kebab is the type of bread used to hold the meat. A doner kebab is served in a pocketed bread, while a dürüm kebab is served with a thin wrap rolled around the same ingredients. I ordered the chicken doner kebab. They accept credit cards. The chicken was somewhat salty (1 star off), but the veggies and sauces were tasty. The bread was buttered and toasted, so it had a nice crunch. The doner kebab was big and messy to eat. I wished they offered a larger paper wrapper. There was no seating, so you have to eat it while walking on the street like a savage or pick one of the dirty street benches out front to camp out at. Dürüm is neater and more portable, so you might consider that option if you're self-conscious. Tip: Grab several paper towels from the counter with your kebab *before* you get sauce and grease all over your face.

We went to Mustafas around 1pm for lunch. There was a small line but it moved quickly. I ordered…read morethe chicken kebab which came loaded with vegetables and tender chicken. It was very tasty! There is plenty of seating both inside and outside. Would definitely recommend!

I had to wait a bit, but it worse to wait. I tried chicken Döner kebap. The only thing is it's so…read morebusy and there is no enough tables to eat. It's better to take away. But I recommend.

It may be Berlin's best known kebab because it had the guts to interpret the traditional douuyyner…read morekabob into a new, more stylish creation. Instead of a pita bread, it has a wheat bread. Instead of lamb-beef, it has veal. It's also bigger. Delicious and different. However, the experience is marred by a long wait (25 minutes when the line to order was only 2 people) and an impatience bordering on rudeness when you are trying to order and you don't know all their rules. For example there is one line to order and one line to pick up. You only know that if some in line in front of you is kind enough to tel you. You pay for the sandwich first and only when they start preparing the sandwich do they ask what you want on it. You have blurt out you whole order because they it you off by telling you how much it is and then are frustrated e you want fries with that It's like Pats Steaks in Philadelphia-- a sandwich that has overcome itself and become a phenomenon.