Pizza Planet Eberswalde

Good food! But not worth the wait, IMO. They are open late which is a plus. But lots of good options in Berlin that are faster

How could you not love the best kabob in Berlin. Fast friendly service. There is a little bench you can sit and enjoy but basically take it and find a place. A must stop when visiting Germany.

The food was good, but not worth the amazingly long wait. Like, hours long wait. My friend said it was his favorite kebab sandwich in all of Berlin, so we went with him, but I wouldn't go again.

I saw Mustafa's on YouTube. It definitely lived up to the hype. This was a prime example of European street food at its best. For around 10 Euro you can fill your self up and still have some beer money.

Everyone said this was a must try street cart. After getting extremely wasted, I proceeded to wait in line for the best K-bap in Germany . It was cold and at 12am, there was still a line for about 35 minutes. I was so hungry I had other people wait in line while I went to the curry sausage spot down the street to get food. Overall, for the price, this is a pretty good k-bap. While I probably won 't wait in line for it again, I think it is worth going at least once.

We went to this place on a weekday night and it was such a long wait. It's definitely a touristy spot; I think almost everyone in line was a tourist. It took us about 2 hours to get our food. It's filling but I think I could have eaten 2. It's what you would expect out of a kebab. The bread is nicely toasted, sauce is good, chicken is delicious, and veggies are very fresh. I think the wait was worth it just to try it out since it's so famous, but I don't think I would go again. It doesn't taste that much different from other kebab places I've tried in Berlin, and it'd be hard for me to tell you which was truly better.

There is nothing you could say negative about this place, beyond the wait. It really boils down to whether you have time or not. My wait on a week day evening was 45 minutes. But I was ready to take it on as a challenge. The corner smells of curry/grilled chicken/shawarma. Even though I had watched Youtube videos, I didn't anticipate the flavors exactly. The main distinction from traditional Turkish doner kebab is the addition of the fried veggies, sauce, and feta cheese on top. I would strongly recommend trying, it is not just a hype. I only wish they had a corner you could eat. This is literally the exit of the U-bahn and nowhere to stand and eat.

I am so happy my friend decided to take me here for my first meal in Berlin. I had no clue where I was going but when I arrived the line was half a block long. The wait was so long that we were able to knock down a couple beers and went back and forth to the restrooms. I even questioned myself if this was worth the wait, but when I finally got my first bite I was in heaven. The doner has a bit of everything in it that just compliments each other. The grilled chicken that has been on a pit rotating, mixed with onions, a variety of veggies and some tzatziki sauce. Every bite made me crave for more, I hope to come back here someday when I get the opportunity again!

Mustafa's Gemüse Kebap has got to be offering one of the best döner kebaps in all of Berlin! The lines at this food truck attest to this fact, and indeed, the döner kebaps here are made a little differently than elsewhere. It starts with a crusty toasted oblong roll, on which is layered a choice of sauce (I like the spicy red chili sauce for a kick), slices of chicken döner cut fresh from a rotating spit, grilled vegetables including eggplant, peppers, and potatoes, and fresh salad including lettuce, tomato, cucumber, carrot, and red onion, all dressed with crumbled feta cheese. The best part of the kebap was the chicken döner itself, which was perfectly seasoned with herbs and spices and ha...