The name Mr. Kabob gave me with the expectation of a quick fast food counter. While the food is…read morequick, it's actually a comfy and cozy cafe with take away or table service/eat in options. Large windows let in sunlight and pillows line the bench. They also have several small tables outside along the cafe. The other surprise was the size of the Donner kabob I ordered. They have bread and rolled options, I went with the bread and it was huge. The bread was soft, slightly toasted and warm. The chicken inside was really good as was the sauce, my only real complaint was wanting more sauce, more evenly distributed. They also use a cabbage mix for the veggies, while my personnel presence is just lettuce along with the tomato and cucumber. Good price, good food, friendly staff.

It's refreshing to see a kebab shop that is always packed full of people! This bustling little…read moreplace is the closest I've seen to a kebab place merging with a bar. The staff are really funny, and always seem to make up a randomly lower price than the menu. When you ask for beers they fill up a carrier bag with load without enquiring as to how many you wanted! I love it. Food wise there's a massive selection of healthy stuff, including a lot of roasted veg, humous, rice, unleven bread etc. You won't get bored... ... and the killer factor? It's at the end of my road. Mr. Kebab Dubara. Fact. Video link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7Nx4ocd8PM

Habe mir gestern einen Delal Dönner bei dem Stand an der Elbgaustr. geholt. Aber es war dort der…read moreletzte. Hinter mir standen 2 Typen die fingen an mich anzupöppeln ob ich sie Gefilmt habe und wollten mein Handy sehen. Von wegen Datenschutz. Ich habe ihm gesagt wenn einer in mein Handy schaut sollte er die Polizei holen. Er drohte mir sogar mit Gewalt. Von wegen lass uns 3 m gehen. Der Witz ist bin mit 2 Krücken unterwegs. Da ist die Bedienung meines Handy's schön kompliziert. Habe tatsächlich Nina geschrieben das ich nen Dönner hole. Ich weiß nicht genau ob der aggressive Typ da arbeitet oder aus Spaß da abhängt. Aber ich weiß wer vor dem S Bahn Eingang rumhängt ist bestens Video überwacht. Dem Dönnerverkäufer wäre es sogar egal gewesen falls ich wirklich gefilmt hätte. Aber Sorry wo ich so mies behandelt werde verliere ich die Lust noch Mal hinzugehen. Gegenüber des Delal Dönner Stand ist noch der Essbahn Dönner. Da war ich noch nie. Mal schauen ob ich dort friedlich einen Dönner bekomme. Und es geht hier echt nur um das beschissene Einkaufserlebnis das mir die Lust dort für die Zukunft nimmt. Über das Essen dort treffe ich keine Aussage. Und ich Lebe seit 30 j hier und wurde das erste Mal hier übelst behandelt. Den Dönner habe ich Zuhause gegessen. Diese Behandlung geht gar nicht und selbst wenn ich gefilmt hätte muss man unterscheiden. Den generell ist Filmen nicht verboten. Verboten ist das veröffentlichen von Fremden ohne Zustimmung. Ein Photo habe ich nicht

Ich bestellte eine Portion Kebab und dazu gab es Reis, nur zwei Scheiben Brot, die Suppe schmeckte…read morewie Wasser, das Essen war völlig geschmacklos.

From the owner: Bei uns bekommen sie 364 Tage in Jahr Leckeren Döner in allen möglichen Variationen…read moreIn der Woche von Montag bis Freitag bieten wir einen breitgefächerten Mittagstisch an Von Rinderbraten mit Kartoffel ,Jägerschnitzel mit Kroketten ,Curryhühnchen mit Basmati Reis, Fischfilet mit Kartoffelsalat oder Musakka. je nach Angebot des Tages von 4,20€ bis 5,90€ Als Sky Sportsbar zeigen wir alle HSV und St.Pauli Spiele live, die Bundesliga , Champions League, Europa League und alle andern Sky Sportbar Angebote auf drei Bildschirmen Darüber hinaus können sie ihren Tipp an unseren Tipico Sportwetten Automaten abgeben wenn sie bei einer Livewette richtig liegen gleich ihren Gewinn mitnehmen.

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Finally, Turkish food that's not döner!…read more We had to go to Ikea and instead of having Swedish meatballs like we always do when we go to Ikea, we decided to venture out a bit. With a little help from Yelp, we found Köz Urfa. I'm thinking I will find more occasions to go to Ikea now because of this delightful Turkish restaurant. This restaurant is HUGE! And there's a cave area for more intimate dining. We arrived a little after 5pm, so the place wasn't very full up. The various kebaps are neatly displayed in large refrigerated glass cases. The dining room was bright and clean, and the staff is super inviting and friendly. I ordered the Urfa kebap while the hubby ordered the Adana kebap. I believe the difference was his was spicy and mine was not. For 11€ per plate, you get a lot of food. The meat is laid on top of a half and half bulgar and rice. You also get like 5 different sides and some grilled veggies, as well as a side of flatbread. I was not able to finish my plate, but I guess next time I'll come hungrier. I'm very much looking forward to coming back. There are so many dishes to try, plus all the dessert!

The staff don't speak English, and this place gets hopping with good business. Yet, the servers are…read morekind, gracious and patient. Outstanding lentil soup with bread and great value for money at 4.5euro. A solid lunch. But the mixed grill was delectable and showcased what this place is about--grilled lamb, kebab, kofta and chicken with rice and couscous. Open until 06:00h, cash only.

I've had mixed grills here and they were very good, but what sets this place apart (and please…read moredon't confuse it with Gazi Antep, which is on the same block) are both the döner kebab and something most westerners never think of trying, the işkembe çorbası, also known as 'panzensuppe' or tripe soup. A brief word on the döner kebab (which I get in the dürüm döner form, where the bread wrap is thin like a flour tortilla): for some reason, it is, for me, the most consistently satisfying rendering of the classic German version of the classic Turkish kebab sandwich. The combination of meats and veggies and flavorings has always been perfectly balanced. But now for the something remarkable, the işkembe çorbası. Everywhere else I've had it, and I do mean everywhere, there is far less meat, and the flavor tends to be way more dishwater. The işkembe here is loaded with both substance and flavor. You can get it with garlic, which means a spoonful of a garlic sauce, and then add red pepper flakes ('urfa biber'). You can also indulge in free veggies (like onions and whole peppers) on the side. Not only is it the best işkembe çorbası you can find, but this is one of the most delicious and satisfying soups you'll ever experience. Köz Antep is on a nice, leafy, out of the way street; it is close to the 'Dom' fun fair; it is a bit of a walk from public transportation (S-St. Pauli, or the Reeperbahn), but for me that walk whets the appetite something enormous.