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.

The food was excellent with all the traditional Turkish side dishes, sauces and lamb and grill…read moreplatters out of this world. The restaurant is lively and almost feels like one is in Istanbul experiencing it all. The servers were polite and friendly and took care of our large group very well. Order the lamb each carved at the table. We were one of the only groups there that were not Turkish, go here!

This is place is considered a fine dining Turkish restaurant in downtown Berlin. Came here on a…read moreThursday night walk-in without reservations and place was packed. The receptionist got us seated really quick and we ordered our food quickly because we were starving. The waiters won't be shy in making their own suggestions on orders but I did customize my orders because I'm familiar with the Turkish food . The food and appetizers were ok. Honestly I wasn't blown away with any of their kebabs, I also didn't feel the quality of the meat was superior to justify their high pricing Overall I was satisfied with the food but I will keep the search for a nice Turkish restaurants in the city

After landing in Berlin for a business trip, asked the taxi driver about kebab restaurant…read morerecommendations. He said go to Hasir and not anywhere else. The food did not disappoint. Amazing Turkish halal option in Berlin, Germany. Restaurant is very busy at dinner time # halal

I was on my own! Wanted to try some Halal Meat in Berlin…read moreand here I am! I like it and will be back very nice selection of food! I asked to have my order modified so I can try more stuff! Tried The Mutabal , tried the Pastarami,the Lokum steak and Adana Kebab! All was good and would for sure come back!

The Mezze plate here is good but the beef on my entre was not as good. The most concerning issue…read morethough was that a friend of mine ordered a dish that was larger than he expected. He didn't eat it all and the staff actually insulted him and told him he was wasting their food. At the meal's end, to everyone's great surprise, they would not even take a VISA credit card. Not a good experience. Service was also slow since the employees sat down to eat and we had to wait quite a while for a check. Avoid this place but if you must go here, just get the mezzo plate only.

As a Turkish couple living in Berlin, we decided to go a Turkish style dinner place around the…read moreneighbourhood. Unluckily we have picked that one. Staff was fighting with each other instead of serving, kebabs and soups are far away from the originals and even looks like made from frozen market products. Really disappointed.

Yes....! There's…read morereally not much to say about Meyan, because in total honesty, what do you say about a place that seemingly has it all? I was looking for a vegan/vegetarian-friendly place to accommodate my special out of town guest, and Meyan more than delivered. The ambiance of the hole in the wall is beyond special. The colorful plates, eclectic cushions, and bright flowers create a cheery and joyful environment, which very well complements the nature of the food--the flavors are bright and bold, yet fresh and surprisingly light! We ordered the chicken salad, the hot eggplant signature dish, and 3 small sides of beetroot hummus, baba ganouj, and a carrot walnut spread. Needless to say, we were hungry. The chicken was battered with sesame seeds and, despite being fried, was extremely light and fragrant! The seeds paired beautifully with the slightly-sweet-yet-slightly-acidic housemade dressing. A beautiful salad that was beautifully portioned, dressed, and seasoned! Hurrah! The eggplant in the signature hot dish was sautéed with onions, tomatoes, paprika, and olive oil... A flavor bomb if you can imagine one... Deliciously satisfying and again, very well portioned. This dish, I believe, also came with a basket of house made bread! Put the words home made and bread together, and you can definitely count me in every single time. However, the star of the show? The spreads. If you can, try them all. I haven't had a bad time with one... If your stomach or resources are limited, here are my suggestions: If you like beetroot, the hummus is a must! Slightly sweeter than your classic chickpea hummus, this spread was divine on the nuttier bread! Speaking of divine, the carrot-walnut spread came in close as the overall favorite. It was slightly sweet, yet savory, and immensely texturally satisfying with the carrot and walnut chunks. The baba ganouj was your standard. With that being said, however, the standard at Meyan is set exceptionally high. It's quality. Meets quantity... The best of both worlds, really. There's really not much more to say... If you don't believe me, definitely swing on by to check it out for yourself!

Excellent cute little Turkish / Mediterranean restaurant. Friendly staff, nice outdoor seating on…read morethe street. Excellent Turkish mezes . Authentic and different size options. Great quality of food at decent prices. Try the "Sarma" ( grapevine leafes stuffed with meat and rice), the manti ( meat dumplings with yoghurt sauce), the kofte ( Turkish meatballs ( I recommend the smaller sandwich option if you order also mezes as starter)), delicous zucchini cakes ( mücver) and various spreads ( real quality Humus) Excellent options and choice for vegetarians. Strongly recommended

Every dish we ordered was amazing I recommend specially the…read moreyogurt tavuk and their dessert kufana was beyond spectacular , tip try it with their "Chai" black tea

Toooooo expensive for no good reason. A glass of cola is 5€ that's outrageous. A plate of…read morevegetables that consists of half a tomato, half eggplant and half Artischocken is for 14 euros. I'd say it's not worth it at all

I am not quite sure what the difference between homey Turkish food and what is not. I am going to…read moreassume homey entails more focus on the food and ingredients rather than the presentation and other things. One glance at this place and it certainly looks homey if not rather like a one pot, buffet, fast food kind of style. There was counter full of prepared food in the back and you can pick and choose your meal from thy selection. No there's nothing created here a la minute but the price kind of reflects that. While I can't comment on the authenticity of the food, I can say without a doubt it is tasty...for the most part. Everything does indeed taste "homey" as every dish is sort of a mis-mash of different vegetables and meats in a consistent sauce. By that I mean most of the dishes have similar sauces a tastes quite similar despite it having different ingredients. The rice is a nicely prepared with fantastic texture and just the right amount of squeakiness to them all the while still soft and pillowy. The chicken is sightly dry but very nicely compensated with the great sauce that it's bathed in. Sadly this meal wasn't quite as memorable as I had hope for. Unlike the Turkish cuisines I have had in the past there wasn't one or more dishes I would recommend of you must order. Everything tastes good -- like a every day good kind of meal mom used to prepare.

Paid Mercan a visit last week after reading about the at Qype. They serve great simple Turkish…read morefood. Main dish with rice or bulge and a tomato salad or cake 6EUR. You are supposed to order the food at their counter, and bring it to your table yourself. But 1-2-3 the staff have brought your food. You can choose between 5 main dishes 2 with lamb, 2 with beef and 1 vegen. Go here if you want a quick but good meal, and you do want a bit more than a döner. Do not expect to sit here for hours. Finish with some tea.

I was told that when In Berlin, try ethnic foods instead of German cuisine. Osmanya was recommended…read moreby a Berliner of Turkish background. It was a good tip. It's out of the main tourist areas, and at least half of the diners seemed to be Turkish--an indication that it would be authentic. It was. The stuffed grape leaves, the eggplant and Loop de Mer baked in grape leaves were all delicious. So was the Turkish Sauvignon Blanc. This is a very elegant neighborhood restaurant. It's worth a visit.

Fantastic food and great service. The best food I had in the whole week long stay in Berlin. Great…read moreappetizers and amazing kababs. The Kanafe dessert was also a tad bit better than the one we get back home at Dish Dash in Sunnyvale/Milpitas, California.

The food was decent and good portion sized but costs slightly more than equivalent eateries…read moreelsewhere. Consider the area it's located at and you'll get why it's visitors prices. Still, it's not a lot higher so I'd return for the cuisine - take a break from the daily German fare. The staff was friendly, though became more attentive to a larger group that arrived after us. No matter, as they aren't aloof and stiff like the German rep, lol. One side of the restaurant is the order to-go deli-style with a few booth seats and outdoor benches. Next door is the proper restaurant with indoor and sidewalk seating. Great to sit out and people watch on a mild night.

Friendly place with pedestrian food and little love from the kitchen. No reason to visit with much…read morebetter Turkish food elsewhere.