Nordhorn's new gem. This is probably the best Turkish food I had outside of Turkey. Their clay oven…read moreand real charcoal grill creates seafood and meat dishes that melt in your mouth. Extremely friendly and magic chefs create an amazing experience.

If you like big plates with lots of meat, this is the place to be…read more At first I thought this was a standard Turkish shoarma place, but they actually serve complete meals instead of just the standard shoarma with bread. For 12-14 Euro you get a nice plate with your choice of meat, rice or potatoes and cold veggies. The meat is grilled, which can make it slightly dry, but they compensate well with unlimited amounts of sauce. This place can get busy, so be prepared to wait a little before you get served. See pictures for examples of their meals!

It's always Shoarma whenever we come to Netherlands. Since the Netherlands has a healthy community…read moreof Turkish people, there is a some very good turkish food in Holland. However this might be one of the few times were it wasn't so great. Instead of freshly cutting the meat for our Doner mit broodje. The guy instead gave us stuff which was already precut and was sitting in the food heater for probably hours on end. They took a looked at it and mixed it around while waiting for the bread to toast up on the grill. Though, service and the guys were quite friendly. I couldn't look pass the fact that they could have cut some fresh meat from the standing rotating machine. After receiving my food, I took a quite snapshot of it and dug into it. The doner wasn't all that bad. ----- + Pro: Friendly service. - Con: Freshness? Or lack there of? ( @_o)k Overall: Still a decent place for doner.

We came here on recommendation and it was a delicious and filling Turkish meal for us. Make a…read morereservation as they get busy! We ordered the Bardak Alti (mini lamb pita) and the Ali Salata (salad) as starters. The mini pita is really small and probably for a single person, but was fine for the two of us to share just to get a taste. The salad was fresh and light, but also not a huge portion size. For the main, we opted to share an order of Barisik Tabak, which was a combo of Ali kebab (lamb & beef kebab), Saslik (veal w/ onion rings), and Pilic sis (tender cubes of chicken). This was a great sampler plate to try multiple grilled items and we really enjoyed it. The meat was tender and juicy, not dry at all, and very flavorful. The entree came with a small side salad and rice as well. We also ordered the baklava for dessert, which was super tasty as well.

First time at this restaurant and it was F A B Chill decor,…read morefriendly team, excellent menu. One to definitely try and repeat.

One of the best Turkish restaurants I've eaten in. We went back here after a year since the Covid…read morelockdowns, but the flavors still resonate in my mind. I can't wait to go back to sit inside, to have their full display of "small plates" on our table. They do have takeaway, which I have gotten once, but it's a far walk for me to get takeaway.

Excellent food and service. Order a variety of the appetizers instead of entrees. That way you can…read moretaste many of the absolutely delicious dishes they have. The family who own and run it are friendly and a delight to be around. I recommend this restaurant to everyone who tells me they are going to Amsterdam. Great little place not far from the Anne Frank House/Westerkerk and a nice little place to have dinner. Add this to your list to enjoy Amsterdam.

Strange this place does not have a review yet! Good food,…read moregood service! Do take the Meze menu, they are delicious. Good meats and a very good choice of vegetarian options.

We were wandering around outside the station looking for a place to eat and came across Selina's. I…read morewas also a bit put off by the lack of reviews and the fact that only two tables were occupied inside on a Saturday night. Nonetheless we gave it a go and were satisfied. The service was attentive and friendly and the food tasty (with a few exceptions, see below). One of the earlier reviews suggested the mezze but I have to disagree. It wasn't as good as other ones we've had (gross Dutch-style egg salad, mushrooms in a canned tomato sauce) - but there is a delicious green spread in there that's worth getting as well as a couscous salad and some feta spread. We also ordered the "typical Turkish dessert" of warm dates and yogurt. It was six small dates barely warm with a gross port sauce and a scoop of yogurt. DO NOT ORDER IT, you will be massively disappointed as we were. That said, the lamb grill was good. Compared to Turkish restaurants I've eaten at in Amsterdam it was slightly more expensive.