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From the outside, it looks like a high-end kebab shop, and inside it's not bad at all. I was expecting something of higher quality given the prices. I ordered a kebab sandwich, and frankly, it wasn't great. The meat and bread were nothing special, as were the fries and the filling. And all that for €12 with a can of soda and a coffee... Way too expensive for what it is. Especially since if you order a regular sandwich, you're herded into the small area at the entrance.

Very good Turkish restaurant, very friendly, pleasant and very professional staff.

We discovered this restaurant by chance. The setting is very pleasant, with a warm welcome and a great atmosphere in the kitchen. The service was quite fast and the food was very good. If there had been heating and if my dish had arrived hot (which I did mention), I would have given it 5 stars across the board 🙂

Honestly, I was very pleasantly surprised by this kebab shop. First off, a big plus: the spacious dining area. There's plenty of room, you're not crammed in, which is really nice, especially when you're in a group. The place is clean and quiet, so you can eat at your leisure without feeling rushed. As for the food, it's exactly what you'd expect from a good kebab. The sandwiches are generously filled, the meat is tasty, well-cooked, and not too greasy. The bread is fresh and slightly crusty, and the fries are hot and crispy too. The portions are generous, and you leave feeling full. There's a good selection, whether you're ordering a sandwich or a plate, with several sauces. The ingredients are fresh, and you can tell. The quality is excellent. The service is quick, and the staff is friendly, smiling, and efficient, even when it's busy. The prices are reasonable for the quantity and quality. In short, a very good kebab shop with a large, comfortable dining area, perfect for eating in with friends or family. I highly recommend it 👍

I've been going there for several months now and I have nothing to complain about… in my opinion, one of the best in their category in the sector

Very good Turkish restaurant, I recommend it.

Regarding the kebab, it's okay for a kebab shop in the 77 area code. They're not known for being the best, but the fact that they only accept credit cards for purchases over €10 for a €9.50 kebab is clearly a way to get you to buy an extra can of soda or dessert if you don't have cash on you. And there's something I don't understand: if you choose a flatbread instead of bread, it's an extra €0.50. I find that really dishonest; it's actually the only place I've seen that.

The best kebab! Everything is homemade! The service is just perfect! We moved to Brie and this is our go-to restaurant now. The whole team is fantastic!

I ordered a galette, but it was more like a crepe! Very poorly served for the price!

I honestly don't understand the reviews. I got a takeaway kebab, got home, and the sandwich box was sweating, oozing even more than a greaseball in Austin Powers. I've never seen anything like it. As a result, the fries were soggy, inedible, limp, and soaked in grease. A vegan seeing that would probably have a heart attack. The first bite of the sandwich, the grease-soaked bread split open, spilling everything into the bucket—er, I mean the box—and my fingers were covered in it. Anyway, I thought I was just going to get a kebab, but I ended up doing a culinary army training exercise that I completely failed because I couldn't eat it. I'm giving it three stars out of sheer generosity because I like to rate things, but it doesn't deserve them, especially considering the price. P.S.: A smile never killed anyone, it sounds like you're going to commit suicide at the end of the day, love life a little.