Had to try curry wurst while in Berlin! This place is famous for their curry wurst with pomme…read morefrites and attracts a small line at all times of the day. I got the Berliner curry wurst with fries and it comes smothered in tomato sauce and mayo. The sauce is tangier and sweeter than ketchup and pairs so well with the sausages! They had so many options and are surprisingly vegan friendly with tofu and vegan mayo options. A must try if you're in Berlin!!!

This is a popular place for currywurst with a line. It's not bad, but it's just cut up sausage…read morewith ketchup and curry powder, so I don't know what the big deal is. The sausage is flavorful on its own, and drowning it in ketchup does not make it better (1 star off) and the sprinkles of curry powder gets drowned in the ketchup making it obsolete too (1 star off). Vegan currywurst is an option, but I did not like it. There are a few high-top tables with standing room only, and customers are cordial in sharing the small space. They accept credit cards. I find the tacky murals featuring Cold War era politicians more entertaining than the currywurst.

My German father-in-law took me here to let me try his favorite currywurst. The currywurst was…read moredelicious here. Highly recommend. There are multiple order windows, and bring cash. Plenty of seating. Quick walk from the U-bahn.

I had the "meatballs" and fries with onions. I ate it but my body revolted later with unpleasant…read morebelches. Sorry. I'm guessing this is a Berlin favorite food but it's just not to my liking. I love curry dishes just nothing that resembles currywurst.

The best doner I have ever had! My friends and I took a trip here for our last day in Germany and I…read moream glad we did. I had a great time overall. The service was great considering the language barrier, and our food came out quick. We sat outside and enjoyed our meal. The doner was delicious! Crispy on the outside, meat tender, fillings fresh. I couldn't ask for more. I would go back to Germany for this!

The most typical meal of Berlin has for many years been the Döner Kebap. Evidence of how cultural…read moreimports enrich a country. This Döner Place in Schöneberg offers delicious sandwiches or plates, "with everything" or less. Have it with fries (Pommes) and Ayran (a sour milk drink that balances out the spices). Be ready to stand in line a few minutes and wait until it's done. It's absolutely worth it. We will be back.

Frittenwerk is pretty fry-centric, and their fries are good (they'd better be). I got the one with…read morecurrywurst on top, and the currywurst was just so-so, and not a lot of it either. So on that account I'll go with 4 stars here.

We thought all of the food we ordered was delicious, although we thought it was a bit pricey. Our…read more(American) debit card wouldn't work in the kiosk, although it did work to make a purchase about an hour later at a different store, so it must have been an error within the kiosk. Unsure if the same error was happening with local cards. The man taking our order asked us what quantity of chicken sticks we asked and as we answered him, he turned around to talk to a coworker and then seemed annoyed asking us again, even though we had already answered him, so we weren't a fan of that, but that's not a big deal. There was indoor and outdoor seating and ample space in the middle of a busy area, and service was very fast. Overall, we would recommend.

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.

I absolutely love the level of detail and love the staff puts into every single Döner they hand out…read more- where else would you get sesame seeds, olive oil, and a great variety of sauces put on your Döner, all for very reasonable 6 Euro (standard price now). However, the bread came out of the toaster too crispy, and the falafels tasted a bit too dry. Despite the mishap I'd definitely come back and give them a try again. The rest of our party loved their food!

We were going here regularly. The food is great. Big portions for little amount of money. But each…read moretime we got a little more and more grossed out by the way the guy would have a smoke, handle money, then handle food, with no hand washing in between. We tried not to be so germ-a-phobic about this but then when we all got a really bad stomach bug after eating here and our daughter ended up in hospital (to be fair, it may not have been Oase that caused it but it is one of two possibilities) we just stopped going here altogether. UPDATE: We have tried almost every place nearby with good reviews and none have been as good as Oase. We decided to give them another chance and have noticed that they wash their hands before handling the food now.

Have you ever gone back to the hotel from a great night out, full of joy and good memories? And…read morethen you realize you didn't eat too much in between all those beers and drinks? You are hungry as a bricklayer at the end of a long shift. This is the situation I found myself in - at 2am, knowing nothing about locating edible stuff in Berlin at this time of night. Across the street was an all night kiosk, but the thought of eating candy or biscuits just didn't do it for me. And then it miraculously happened - around the corner came a beautiful girl, clearly enjoying her kebab. Sauce on her cheeks, happiness in her eyes, and oblivious to her surroundings. And I knew. I turned the corner and moved like a lion smelling meat - and found an oasis, named Oase. Full of people it was, full of choices and offering friendly and fast service. Mouthwatering I navigated through the questionnaire that eventually resulted in a great Kebab that I devoured while enjoying the lively place. Everything homemade, everything hot or cold as it should be. One of the tricks to make a good kebab is to alternate between content, e.g. a little salad, then a little meat, then a few tomatoes, then a little sauce, then salad again, then meat, etc. until it is full. That way, the taste is the same throughout the eating experience. Trick of the trade, but not everybody knows. Yes, you say, but you were hungry and drunk, so what good is that for a review? I agree. But I went back in the bright daylight and tasted another one, and it was just as awesome as the one I had the night before. Awesome luck for me, awesome food from Oase.