Hakiki Döner Berlin

Used to be my favourite kebab place in Berlin. However portions have gotten smaller prices have gotten higher. They changed the bread to new smaller versions th... read more Used to be my favourite kebab place in Berlin. However portions have gotten smaller prices have gotten higher. They changed the bread to new smaller versions that just don’t hit the spot like they used to. Now it’s just another overhyped place with long queues.

Do you want a kebab that falls apart and is treated very unkindly? Then go to Hakiki read more Do you want a kebab that falls apart and is treated very unkindly? Then go to Hakiki

The kebab here has shrunk considerably and the price is more expensive. 8€ now and that for a kebab that is half as full as it was here recently. The kebab skew... read more The kebab here has shrunk considerably and the price is more expensive. 8€ now and that for a kebab that is half as full as it was here recently. The kebab skewer is from baha kebab production, which supplies almost all minced kebab skewer shops in Berlin. So meat here as well as almost everywhere where minced meat kebab is sold and then for such an expensive and proud price of €8 where you can get a yaprak layer of meat elsewhere. It doesn't matter to the operator, because enough people still line up there every day and then wait 15 minutes for a mini meat skewer kebab.

I 've been a regular at Hakiki for years, especially in the Neukölln branch I 've always been very satisfied there. However, today I visited the branch on the O... read more I 've been a regular at Hakiki for years, especially in the Neukölln branch I 've always been very satisfied there. However, today I visited the branch on the Osloer Straße subway and unfortunately had a disappointing experience. After about 25 minutes of waiting (which was completely okay for me), I was looking forward to my big kebab. When I got it, however, I was surprised: It looked more like a small student kebab very thinly topped, hardly any meat. When I asked if this was really a big kebab, I only got a short yes . Price: 9 euros. I asked for some more meat to be added which then cost another 2 euros. In the end I had a halfway okay looking kebab for a total of 11 euros. Honestly, that 's just too much for the quality on offer. I 'm from Berlin and know what a big kebab should look like you eat it with two hands, not one. Unfortunately it wasn 't worth the money today. In the future I will only visit the branch in Neukölln there you can still get what a real Big Döner kebab is supposed to be.

If you want to spend 9 euros on a salad with cheese and a bit of meat. This is absolutely right here. But do you really want a kebab for a subway station away? read more If you want to spend 9 euros on a salad with cheese and a bit of meat. This is absolutely right here. But do you really want a kebab for a subway station away?