Literally the best falafel I've ever had in my life!! My friend and I shared the vegetarian platter…read moreand we were so full. It was just 5 euros too. Everything in the platter was delicious, but the falafel in particular was out of this world!!! It was so different from the falafels I'm used to. It's crunchy on the outside. And these falafels are HUGE! My friend lives in Berlin and this is her favorite place to eat. Come here if you have the chance, you won't regret it.

I think my review is probably going to be redundant. After…read morethe full star reviews and the wonderful photos, what does a true Yelper do? Locate the place and order the most recommended dish. Al-Andalos is located in the busy part of Neukölln, right on Sonnenallee. On a Saturday night at 10 p.m., it was full to the rim. No seats, stressed out staff, people fight for seats and the spot in the line to get the delicious food. We ordered the Al-Andalos platter for two (meat) for 11 EUR, which comes with an entire package of Arabic/Lebanese bread. We were barely able to finish the entire plate, there are many tasty things on this plate and even my companion that night, who is generally not so quickly to impress, admitted that it was probably the best he has eaten in a long time. Fresh, tasty, large portions and fair prices. Staff is super friendly and attentive! I think I will have to drive out to Neukölln more often!

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.

The food is outstanding and of great value. The ambiance is relaxing and service the very best you…read morewill ever find. The owner shares his love of food and humanity. Enjoy as we did!

Ahhh Gel Gor, how I love thee. I make sure to come here every time I'm in Berlin. It's open 24/7…read moreand can't go wrong with that. I got the techno teller which includes falafel, halumi and little kofta sausages, spiced rice and lots of different dips including a curry one which is heavenly. bf got the Adana plate. It comes with a starter salad and they bring delicious warm toasted bread also. For drink we had rhubarb soda. Not too sweet just perfect! I love you Gel Gor never change!

The food was great! We chose 77 and 93 from the menu and have no regrets! The service is great,…read morepeople are nice :) If you don't know German, please ask for the english menu. We had to use a translator :( Also the ambiance is beautiful. Thank you, Jasmin!

Really delicious food, cheap and great service... which you don't always get in Berlin..! I had the…read moretofu curry with peanut and coconut sauce which was really good! It's great that they've just stated doing sushi now too.

I'm not going to get into the religious war over whether Konopke or Curry 36 makes better curry…read morewurst. It's sausages smothered in ketchup with a sprinkling of curry powder for crying out loud. You can get those anywhere in Berlin-like here. What makes this place special? There's no line to stand in, unlike those touristy places above. You read the menu, you order, you sit down and wait for the guy to call your order. We tried Curry wurst with and without Darm, curry boulette and pommes frites (french fries). Total was 5 Euro. Can I tell the difference between curry wurst with and without Darm? (That's the other religious war over curry wurst). No. They're smothered in ketchup. You taste ketchup, then curry, then the bleeding sausage, so get over it. I think you're more likely to taste a difference between Heinz or Aldi ketchup than between Darm and no Darm. The Pommes were excellent. Crispy on the outside and tender inside. All the food is prepared to order so you have to wait for the food, but on the other hand it is fresh (which matters more on the pommes than the meats). If you want Mayo or ketcup on your pommes, it's 20 cents extra. (If you're getting curry anything, don't bother with ketchup for the pommes, you'll have plenty. Did I mention "smothered"?) There area a couple of stand-up tables at the counter, or you can carry your food a few meters to the park benches. You may be in Rixdorf, but this is proletarian food. A satisfying snack in the neighbourhood without taking the subway or standing in line.

We went to Mustafas around 1pm for lunch. There was a small line but it moved quickly. I ordered…read morethe chicken kebab which came loaded with vegetables and tender chicken. It was very tasty! There is plenty of seating both inside and outside. Would definitely recommend!

The menu is very simple: chicken doner kebab, vegetarian doner kebab, or dürüm kebab. The main…read moredifference between a doner kebab and a dürüm kebab is the type of bread used to hold the meat. A doner kebab is served in a pocketed bread, while a dürüm kebab is served with a thin wrap rolled around the same ingredients. I ordered the chicken doner kebab. They accept credit cards. The chicken was somewhat salty (1 star off), but the veggies and sauces were tasty. The bread was buttered and toasted, so it had a nice crunch. The doner kebab was big and messy to eat. I wished they offered a larger paper wrapper. There was no seating, so you have to eat it while walking on the street like a savage or pick one of the dirty street benches out front to camp out at. Dürüm is neater and more portable, so you might consider that option if you're self-conscious. Tip: Grab several paper towels from the counter with your kebab *before* you get sauce and grease all over your face.

to elaborate on someone else's negative review of this place, I have to first preface that I was…read moresober when I went here, and the chicken was awesome, albeit a bit salty. Nice crispy skin, juicy meat even the white parts! Based on the amount of police officers that were eating here, I'm assuming this place is pretty well regarded with the locals.

Just came here, before a huge wave of waiting line of hungry people started bulding up.....i must…read moreadmit i felt good enjoying my meal, while the line was getting longer and longer.....gotta enjoy a bit of mischievousness every now and then! Anyway....let's get to business here: For a quick fill,right in the center of kreuzberg, this is your place. You can never go wrong eating chicken, wherever u are from... The taste is not as good as in "City Chicken" (please check out my review), but the cool area and the friendliness of the staff makes it all fine again. After you are done here,the journey can continue to the oberbaum bridge with its cool hang outs, or the multi cultural cafes of kreuzberg.

Blessed Place to BE in Berlin Neukölln.Future Global Attraction…read more Cape Diem..Just on the Path and Avenue of the Sun (Sonnenallee)

Pretty much you get what you see. It's the equivalent of an English chippy and I enjoyed my…read morecurrywurst and chips even though I regretted the meal almost immediately. So much mayo, so much ketchup, mystery sausage, mmmmmm... In case you're interested, there are fruit machines/slot machines inside as well as the smell of grease.

Except the veal wich was indeed good and quite lean, I was very disappointed by the cold, crumbly…read moreand stodgy warp (the Dürün's "tortilla"). Moreover, I asked for it without sauce or vegetables : I had so little meal that my dürün looked like a cigar !!!. FOR THE FIRST TIME OF MY LIFE, I HAD TO THROW MY DÜRÜN due to its consistency... Gosh !

From the owner: Die Besonderheiten sind die, dass wir seit 1984 existieren und als Familie das Unternehmen soweit…read morees geht persönlich und ständig betreuen bzw. unsere Spezialitäten im Hause jeden Tag aufs neue Frisch und Schmackhaft vorbereiten und unseren Gästen servieren. Wir werden zwar nicht Reich davon, aber die Erfahrung mit Menschen zu machen von Überall macht uns meistens Glücklich und wenn das Essen stimmt dann sind wir natürlich zufrieden und das jeden Tag aufs neue. Vielen Dank und Liebe Grüße

I've walked by this place on an almost daily basis since the start of Summer. Today was one of…read morethose "oh crap Fall is literally around the corner" days and we decided to order some Ban Ban Kitchen and take a seat outside. My boyfriend and I both ordered the Chicken Nori Tacos and the Seoul Fries. I think the nori tacos are a great concept. They're composed of two, maybe three sheets of nori (seaweed) with a layer of white rice, possibly mayo, cabbage, and grilled chicken. I wolfed them down quickly letting my hands get messy as any proud American would (Kein Gabel bitte!). The Seoul Fries were steak fries sprinkled with chili powder and served with soy sauce (to dip). I forgot how much I love steak fries. The chili powder was a nice touch but I lost a lot of it when I used my napkin to wipe off the excess salt. I had never thought to use soy sauce as a dip before because of the high sodium content but it's worth it! There is limited seating, which will probably be non-existent come winter but they do takeaway. The hut itself is super cute and built around a huge tree. We waited no more than ten minutes for our food. *One Week Later* I tried the Kimchi Fries and loved them. They're steak fries with kimchi (I have been missing some spice in Berlin) with chicken. They're simple in context but not simple in taste.

Oh boy oh boy oh boy, I was never so excited to write a review!…read more I've been living in Berlin for a while now and every time I passed by this place I was either on my way somewhere or it was closed. My first experience with Korean food wasn't too good but I felt like I can relate to some of the foods that they offer, so this place seemed to me like an easy start. If you don't know it, it's a very small place that looks like a shack, and the tree inside makes it even smaller, there are very few chairs and two people in the counter/kitchen- So the main idea is that you can choose between chicken beef or soy that come inside or on top of seaweed tacos, fries, burger or bibimbap (sorry if it's spelled wrong) The guy at the counter was really nice and helpful and recommended to my friend who couldn't decide. Not too long after we got our dishes- they were not too big but very yummy- My friend had chicken with seaweed taco and I had bulgogi beef on kimchi fries The sauces and flavors were really good! And it was very warm and cosy inside, despite the small size of the place. The drinks section is also pretty fascinating because some of the drinks they offer are not very popular in other places... A.i ginger beer or aloevera drink. I'm coming again for sure