Anadolu

Good food, nice team. And nice ambience of restaurant. I had breakfast and the taste was good.

Always start my trips to Düsseldorf here. Simple, fresh Turkush fare. Today I had lentil soup with fresh bread and a dash of lemon and kırmızı biber - €5,00. Spot on 👍

It is %100 I loved eggplant kebab it was like original taste. There was a Iraqi manager who take care of me very well. I asked if All is halal but I didnot see any certification or written text. Soup was good too. Clean and hospitality was great.

Despite my initial concerns about the potential for digestive issues due to the oil and spices, I was pleasantly surprised to find that the meatballs and chicken I ordered were both delicious and did not cause any problems. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the restaurant had a quiet and relaxed atmosphere.

In addition to the main dishes, I would also recommend trying the salads, which were fresh and flavorful. The restaurant had a good selection of menu items, including a number of homemade dishes, and the prices were reasonable for the quality.

Beaware and check the cost of what you order, and furthermore check the money you get back from the waiter because may be you get 1 Turkish Lira instead of 1 Euro ( 1 Turkish lira equal to 10 Cents) its happened with me.

We ordered Baklava and its camed like a browny Sugar and with some grounded nuts
which i cant taste it what is it.
Never repeat it again.

Best Döner around! They also have a lot of options for Turkish cuisine, not only döner. Ans what I personally like fresh and tasty salads!

Best Türkish place I have visited so far. Meat here is well done, has a smoky flavour. I like the ambiance and one can enjoy unlimited free tea.

Would have been better if the staff was more friendly, though.

Unfortunately, time and self-deceipt led to this mass-processed, factory food experience that isn't even particularly cheap. There are next-to-no options to choose from. You can forget french fries and, amazingly enough, even tzatziki is a no-go(!). Yes, the place nevertheless claims to even be Turkish somehow. Southern hospitality is nowhere to be found, either, by the way.

The food itself is decent in large enough portions. Still, the "dining" experience is something any non-domesticated animal will feel the need to wash off and never experience again.