I stumbled upon this place on a random afternoon cycling in the rain to get a haircut nearby. You…read morewould miss it on busy Coney Island Avenue if you weren't looking for it -- the only reason I did was because I was checking for baking supplies at the nearby Ideal Supermarket. The only thing that betrays the hidden nature of Dunya Kabab House is the brilliant red sign. Upon closer inspection, you can see a warm dining area, glass partition to see "where the magic happens" in the kitchen behind, and the many articles plastered showing their unique take on Afghani food. I bookmarked the spot to come back to, and within the week, I came back and ordered takeout for the dish most fellow reviewers raved about -- the Uzbeki Qabuli Pulao. When I got home and opened the bag, I was pleasantly surprised to find a small side salad and the dish I recognised from a visit to another nearby restaurant specialising in Uzbeki food -- the plov! The rice was really well seasoned and the lamb shank was so tender it fell off the bone. Everything was really flavourful and well balanced, even for take-out. Unlike the other place, this plov was still sweet without being cloyingly so. I had such good impression that I'm excited to return in the future and try their other dishes, since I heard *everything* Dunya Kebab House does is impeccable.

So glad that this amazing spot is right around the corner from my apartment! It's absolutely…read moredelicious--I'm a big fan of the beef kofta kebab with the qabuli topping. I also highly recommend the firnee, a decadent custard with pistachios--could honestly eat it all day. The service was fast and excellent, and the restaurant has a wonderfully welcoming feel, with lovely decorative touches and striking wall art. It's also super affordable for the quality and portion size--this is definitely going to become a go-to for lunch and dinner in the neighborhood for me. Don't miss it!

The interior is cute and they have a parking lot in the front…read more The servers were warm and eager to answer any questions I had about an unfamiliar menu. I ordered the Journey to Baku salad, the Turkish bread, and the Guru Khingal. The salad needed a pinch of salt, but there was a shaker on the table and with that addition, it was a decent refreshing appetizer. It's sort of a spread so I would recommend ordering some bread to eat with it. The bread came out steaming hot and smelling amazing. It was soft and fluffy on the inside and delicious. I took the extra home and ate it all immediately when I got there. Delicious bread. The Guru Khingal is honestly one of the best things I've ever eaten in New York City. I wasn't sure exactly what to expect, as I have never eaten this type of food before. The tender, handcut pasta seems to be layered with flavorful lamb fat like the most decadent possible buttered noodles and the ground lamb topping is rich and perfectly seasoned. The yogurt sauce gives the dish balance. It's a fairly large portion that could easily be shared between two. I highly recommend this spot, the glowing reviews are not exaggerating at all. I often like to try new and unusual restaurants, and sometimes I enjoy them mostly for the novelty. That was not the case at Village Cafe. My meal here was delicious and I am eager to return, even with the 75 minute commute from north Brooklyn.

Ambiance (4/5): The restaurant is located a little farther from the street, almost inside a parking…read morelot, within a small homey dining lodge. I felt like I was inside someone's home and felt welcomed and comfortable. Not loud and well lit. Service (5/5): We came at an off hour during the weekend around 1:30pm there was still around 6 parties dining in. The staff provided good recommendations and good service. When asked for water without any lemon slices, they provided bottled water at no extra cost! Food: (4/5) - rated New York Times top 100 Best Restaurants in New York City in 2025 Every dish came with a small cup of sour cream / Tzatziki based sauce that went with every dish. This was a must and this was mastered very well. Kutaby with chicken and lamb (4/5) - we ordered one each but the lamb was far superior than the chicken. Guru Hingal (4/5) - served in a warmed bowl with a lid in a bed of soft pasta and minced lamb. The pasta reminded me of chow fun (Chinese rice flat noodles) and then some seasoned minced lamb. While overall there were flavors in there, it was still lacked flavors and required to be drowned in the Tzatziki sauces or perhaps a order of table hot sauce. Finally we got the Lamb Lulya Kebab (5/5): this was by far the best dish of the meal! The meat was so wonderfully seasoned throughout, juicy, and complemented well with the rice, onions, and tomato based dip. The wraps themselves were way too small to enjoy using hands so we definitely reconstructed on our plates and attempts with our hands.

The service could be better they forgot to bring us knifes for the dishes .Honestly we've had a…read morebetter Shashlik, this one was a bit chewy.

This is my second time at this place and let me tell you it was an incredible experience. I came…read morehere on the last night of Ramadan and then yesterday night one hour before they close but the customer service was still top notch. We were given a nice clean table that four people could sit on. We ordered the Mixed Grill that cost $103 but according to the menu it's good for three people. It had all the items on the menu (lamb, beef, chicken, fish, sausages etc). We got fresh garden salad, well made white rice and the grill was delicious. It was so good that we ate half of it and half of it we had to take it home. The bill was very pricey around $155 but adding the ambiance, customer service, food and clean bathrooms makes this place worth it. It's great for families and hang out with friends. Highly Recommend.

WOW the Chicken rap was amazing ! Got it with both white and red sauce, just the nice amount of…read morespice to it. Highly reccommend it. I come to IC a lot and eat this, and its been consistently a go to for a nice lite lunch! Dont miss out try it.

While visiting Industry City, I stopped by Kotti Berliner Döner Kebab and I'm glad I did. I ordered…read morethe chicken pita sandwich -- it was delicious and the portion was huge. I couldn't even finish it all by myself! The flavor reminded me of döner kebab from my home country. I'm not from Germany, but the taste felt very authentic and close to Turkish-style döner, which made it even more special for me. The service was quick and friendly, which made the experience even better. Just note that the ambiance is more of a takeout setup -- there's no real sit-down area, so you'll need to find a spot nearby to enjoy your meal. I'm looking forward to going back to try more options from their menu. Highly recommended if you're in the area and craving a big, flavorful meal.

This place is great. The food is fantastic. It feels like I could actually be in Berlin…read more Highly suggest this place. If you're a fan of kebabs in this style, I don't think you'll be disappointed.

Hello Folks,…read more Everyone, please read this: I attended the interview appointment scheduled for 2:00 PM at your Dekalb Market Hall location with genuine enthusiasm and respect for the opportunity. In fact, I rushed there specifically to ensure that I would not be late. Upon arrival, I introduced myself and asked for directions to the shop. The security staff kindly assisted me, and I arrived exactly on time. One of the employees informed me that you had not yet arrived and told me to wait nearby. I then waited from approximately 2:00 PM until around 4:30 PM. During that entire period, I remained patient, respectful, and professional. Eventually, you arrived and interacted with staff and other individuals, yet no one acknowledged me or informed me about the status of my interview. Whether or not you intended to hire me is entirely your decision, and I fully respect that. However, completely ignoring a candidate who arrived on time for a scheduled interview is deeply disrespectful and humiliating. Basic communication and human decency should exist in any professional environment. What disappointed me even more was that your team had previously contacted me multiple times by email and encouraged me to prepare in advance. I spent significant time researching your business and even watching interview content connected to your company because I took this opportunity seriously. Unfortunately, the experience I received in return made me feel invisible and degraded. No applicant deserves to stand waiting for hours without acknowledgment or explanation. I will expose a despicable employer like you everywhere I go. I will absolutely make you pay the price for this immorality by forcing you to shut down that shop of yours. You completely ruined my day. I am a 45-year-old man, and I went home in tears. You pig, David you and the likes of you can go straight to hell. Please, nobody eat here! These types have absolutely no respect for people who are looking for work with dignity and who go out of their way to seek them out. You have to speak to people like this in the only language they understand. I'm going to come back with a placard and plant it right in front of your shop; everyone will know that Berliner Döner is a total dump a real piece of shit.

This takeout-only German-Turkish döner kebab spot at the north end of the East Village makes for an…read moreeasy and delicious meal. You order on the sidewalk via a kiosk and choose your protein (chicken, beef, or mixed), served as a wrap, sandwich, or in a box. I got the chicken box and of the three available sides (salad, yellow rice, fries) chose the rice and sides. The most delicious garlic cream sauce is drizzled over everything, though you can get extra sauce for $1 if you want more than just a drizzle. You can also get some spicy sauce for the same price, which does not come standard with the box. I didn't try the spicy stuff, but I would next time. The rice and the crunchy, shoestring-style spiced fries were great, but of course the biggest star of the box was the ridiculously tender chicken. It reminded me of halal street meat, but it's maybe even juicier and more succulent. Minor notes: The chicken was slightly, just slightly, over salted. Don't wait too long to eat the fries, which lose their luster pretty fast (as fries tend to do).

If you're walking past 14th Street-Union Square, you might come across this unassuming spot. Döner…read moreHaus is a German-style döner kebab stand serving halal chicken and beef. The logo looks like Porn Hub... I ordered the Munch Box, and for around $12, it looked small at first, but it was surprisingly filling and packed with a solid amount of protein. My food was ready in less than 10 minutes of ordering it. When I ordered, it wasn't busy. The quality of the meat stood out to me--it tasted fresh, well-seasoned, and overall pretty good for the price point. The fries, however, were forgettable. The portion felt small, though that didn't bother me as much as the flavor. They had a curry-turmeric style seasoning that just didn't land for me. Instead of being crispy, the fries were limp and dry, which took away from the experience. I did not try signature sauce, which costs extra,and even the ketchup didn't add much to the flavor profile.

Food was amazing. We had two kebabs, chicken nuggets with French fries (for our kid) and Falafel…read morewith hummus. Everything was delicious, especially falafel. Service was great. Ready to help at anytime Ambiance was nice, neighborhood gem. We loved it ! Highly recommended

They are kinda overpriced, serving size is small, taste is average, asked the server for something…read morespecial or their famous in deserts and what i got wasn't even worth it.

Over the last year this has become my favorite restaurant. The tea selection is amazing, especially…read morethe saffron/rose tea. It's so beautifully presented, with love and care. Any of the noodle dishes are a guaranteed win (lagman!) The spicy fried chicken is DELICIOUS. I recommend getting the larger size so you have extra to take home as a treat for yourself another day :) The family who owns/works here are SO sweet and kind. Definitely try this restaurant next time you're in the FiDi. People throw around the phrase "hidden gem" all of the time, but this is a real, true hidden gem.

Surprised to find decent Xinjiang food in Manhattan…read more Ding ding fried noodles were quite authentic, just a bit salty. Lamb pilaf wasn't greasy, which I liked. Lamb skewers were tender and not gamey. Service was okay but a bit inexperienced -- had to remind for water. Overall, good food, service could be better.