The food here was absolutely delicious!!!!! The guys working there are so nice. We paid 26,30€ for…read morefour people with drinks and a little extra dessert and a pasta dish. Highly recommended eating here if you're in the area.

As you approach this Döner kebab place, you will notice one thing, there are no seats available to…read moresit!! But, my partner states this place is one of the most famous Döner places in Nuremberg( a kebab wrapped with a pita like dough) so I truly did not mind not being able to sit. You also will see the line of people waiting to order, but do not worry it will go by quickly. One of the employees accidentally gave our Döner to another customer ,however, the owner who was working the cashier at the time was quick to respond to the mistake. For about 4€, you will be able to get a salty yogurt drink and a Döner!!! My s/o claims that salty yogurt is a go to drink at this Turkish fast pick me up, but I beg to differ and did not enjoy the taste. I did notice while eating outside, many also ordered the salty yogurt taste. I would definitely give this place a try. The kebab is not what we would imagine ( on a stick) instead it is placed between a pita bread folded Hot Dog style with some special sauce and lettuce of some sort. A good snack to share during a break from all the shopping!

This is my most favorite doner place. I have eaten Döner in US, Istanbul and pretty much every…read morecountry I have visited. But thIs is the best. Meat is juicy, bread is warm and fresh. Staff is very friendly and quick. I have visited this place now for at least 25+ times and always a great experience.

A small restaurant in a lane in Fuerth Stadtmitte area. It was not easy to find. But as we…read moreapproached the restaurant, we started to have awesome smell of food being cooked inside. We three were totally agreed that we made right choice to come all the way to fuerth just to have Afghani food. The restaurant is small in terms of sitting capacity, also the deco is modest. The owner of the restaurant is really friendly. He explained us the different dishes patiently and also suggested some dishes. One of us has only Dal (lentil) soup, the other two dishes we had were lamb kebab and chicken kebab with rice and special Afaghani sauce. Both dishes were delicious, especially lamb was really soft. We were also offered complimentary bread. Although afghani food is pretty similar to Indian, but a bit mild than the Indian dishes. So people who don't prefer spicy Indian food, but want to try something similar to India will surely like Afaghani dishes. In all the dishes, coriander was used in ample quantity which was really delightful for me, as I love use of coriander in Indian food. Service was nice and as I told earlier, owner is a really friendly afaghan and it was delightful to have a small talk about Afaghanistan with him. All in all a very nice evening. Worth recommending if u a already a fan of Indian food ( not spicy version), but want to try something new.