Loved this restaurant in Copenhagen! My friend made a reservation the day of, and we were able to…read moresnag a spot on the first floor for 3 people at around 7:30pm. The menu includes an array of small plates, large plates and sauces. We definitely ordered wayyyy too much food - but it was all so good. My favorites were the falafel, the halloumi plate, and the baba gannouch. Each dish had great flavor and beautiful cover. All affordable food high recommend!

We went with 6 of the tapas plates, and all were delicious. We tried to rate them from best to…read morelowest and simply couldn't, because everything was so good. The reason for only 4 stars was that they ran out of two of our selections; although the two suggested replacements were excellent, we did feel some disappointment.

Superb!!! Beyond amazing authentic Lebanese food! It was so fun to come to Denmark and try a wide…read morevariety of food/culture. This restaurant was top tier! Chef's kiss for quality and presentation. The restaurant was beautiful. Had to keep returning!

A cute little restaurant with yummy food. Love that everything is shared plates. The halloumi and…read moreavocado pizza was delicious but the falafel was a little dry and the eggplant was not my favorite. Wish it was crispy instead.

Had a really great manakish with Zaatar and cheese. Super…read morenice humans behind the counter. It's cheap af, but feels really fresh.

so delicious! their chicken kebab was absolutely fire and i love their pickled beets.read more

I give this place 5 stars because it was (no question) the best durum kebab I have had in Denmark…read moreso far. I am therefore rating only the durum kebab I got and nothing else. Fast order, pleasant shawarma master, clean display, clean interior, nothing to complain about. The durum wrap itself was really delicious, baked after I ordered. Meat had a very good flavour with a lot of spices dominating the taste which is correct for my taste (since it's in most cases lamb which has a very strong odour). They added some salad, tomatoes, pickled cabbage, onions and some jalapeños along with a creme fraiche dressings and my durum kebab was ready. Price was 39DKK which is probably slightly more than other shawarma bars around Norrebro but totally okay with me and it is worth it. Since I am in the area quite often, I will most likely be back very fast. That was my first time at this place and certainly not last.

It's not very good food and it's not bad food. Was I disappointed? No. Would I come back? No…read more Easy to order process. Straight forward menu. Food is produced relatively quickly despite being somewhat busy at dinner time. Indoor and outdoor seating options provide good opportunity for people watching in a moderately busy area. Falafel dinner was fine, nothing notable. Not a lot of memorable flavor. Pita bread seemed stale. My partner's meat seemed dry. The hummus was delicious. Perhaps this is all normal and I'm used to the Americanized version of Middle Eastern food.

The worst falafel durum I've had: dry durum, salty falafels, some iceberg salad and not much else…read more At least it was small. Not going back here again.

One of the best in town! the durum itself is delicious - and pretty unique. Easily overlooked…read morebecause of the whole row of kebab shops, but do yourself a favour: don't miss this hidden gem.

Excellent durum kebab and #68 platter! Getting here with the 5A bus was convenient (make sure you…read morewatch for the stops). After a short walk from the bus stop, I was there! Oh, and was it lovely! Durum kebab- splendid. The meat was tender and the durum (similar to tortilla) was homemade and tasty. I added hummus and feta cheese to the durum kebab. The #68 platter was huge. I got to pick three salads and they were all well-prepared and well-seasoned. The star of the platter was the meat and the tomato sauce! It was flavorful and not acidic. The staff was friendly and accommodating. I didn't know what to pick, and the cashier genuinely seemed interested in helping me. The atmosphere is relaxed. There were oldies playing and a black and white movie projected on the back wall. There are lots of options for shawarma in town. Don't overlook this delicious option!

Food was kind of gross here not sure how they even have so many stars. And to top it off the guy at…read morethe register was super rude. Won't be returning here and I'm only visiting from out of town.

Bester den ich je gegessen habe…read more Da können sich die Jungs in berlin was abschauen! Es gibt leider nix Vergleichbares in Deutschland!

If you love a good shawarma kebob, head to Kosk Kebab. My friend and I stopped in for a late lunch…read morearound 3pm on an October Thursday and there was no line. We paid 40 krone for a beef shawarma and it came out within five minutes. It's a large kebob and hit the spot. The spiced meat (it tasted like Christmas) with the onions, tomatoes and cabbage was a refreshing combo. The dining room is spacious and there are bathrooms in the basement. They also sell drinks, including Coca-Cola fountain drinks. (Remember no refills!)

Great food, great presentation. A nice place to go with friends for an incredible price in…read moreCopenhagen. I recommend the shawarma durum with a yogurt drink!

Impressed by the reviews I decided to give this place a try but honestly, it was a bad idea…read more This is for sure a tourist trap, in the middle of the shopping street. I ordered a Shawarma sandwich with fries and drink for 79 DKK. Meat tasted like clove, bread was prepackaged and after toasted very hard, fried were frozen and from the supermarket. Staff was rude and I'm not sure about the hygiene of the place. Certainly will not come back.

Shawarma Sandwich Combo of a sandwich with plenty of meat, double-fried fries that were extra…read morecrispy and moist in the middle, and a Coke for less than 80DKK - makes for affordable, somewhat healthy, fast food a in busy centralized pedestrian mall. Six Dolmas for 30DKK. In Europe, Ketchup and Mayo mixed together is the typical dipping sauce for fries. The mall and it's side streets are especially busy on weekends and is great for walking and people watching. You can go from Tivoli Gardens on one end to Nyhaven on the other in about half an hour. Restaurant was clean with two upstairs (front and back) and first floor seating. Sun-Dried Tomato and Pepper purée on each table to allow you to burn your palette. Napkin dispensers on each table.

I was really excited to finally have kebabs and I wanted something good, not just some random shop…read morewith meat that has been sitting in the fridge for a really long time. The staff were really nice. I asked for an English menu but they didn't have any but informed me that there is a staff member who is very fluent in English. Luckily my friend knew Danish, so it was no problem. There was quite a variety (doner, platters, sweets, turkish pizza) and prices were pretty standard. I had the lamb kebab while my friend had the chicken shawarma (I think). There was a bit too much fat in the lamb for my liking. It was well seasoned but a little tough to chew. The bulgar was flavorful but dry... I'm a bit disappointed with the food, but somewhat enjoyable. Maybe other options taste better? The restaurant is quite spacious and it looks like there's areas for large groups. They even have outdoor seating for days with nice weather.

I really feel like one of the more important things to do in life when you first move to a city is…read moreto take note of where the cheap and easy (and arguably healthy) eats are. Previously, my go-to has been Kebabistan on Istegade, which was closer to my old apartment. Tragically, it's just a little too far away now to justify a quick stop in on the way home, so I was searching for candidates for a replacement. Safir is basically always at least half full of people. On Friday nights, there is a line out the front door. My curiosity finally got the best of me last night and I tried a simple and cheap dish (shawarma salat - 30kr) last night. It was the perfect amount of food, and the meat was very good quality. I would've loved a little more "salat" in the "salat" but I was definitely satisfied at the end of the meal. My dinner dates ordered the half chicken platter, which will get a vicarious thumbs up in this review. I'm also told the ayran is second to none, and a must when eating shawarma, but I went with bottled water. Living life on the edge, always. :) Considering the value and quality for the money you spend, this place is definitely worth a visit.