Mięso – Turkish Doner & Uzbek Foods

The surcharge for the XXL version of the kebab is 10 zł and the kebab weighs a total of 570 grams. What is the standard version? 190 grams with a bun, salad and meat? A joke with the customer. The bun is half of what is on the pictures, even slightly undercooked. The taste... maybe it's not a power ball, but absolutely nothing special. A few vegetables. A total failure and believe me, I am a fan of the kebab, I have Turkish roots and I have eaten kebab in hundreds of places. Turkish is only a mediocre name here.nEdit after the answer:nThere is nowhere written how much meat is in your kebab - you should take care of that. Secondly, the consistency has nothing to do with the amount and quality. If you do not understand this, I suggest going back to primary school. The bun was soggy because it was not grilled. After eating, I will add that the height of laziness is to put a terrible tasting ready-made salad in the middle instead of cutting the vegetables yourself. And this is not trolling because if something is tasty, it gets a positive opinion. Here it does not resemble either Polish or Turkish kebab. It is simply weak and with such an attitude towards the customer and the taste, it will not stay on the market for long.

Nice place! It looks like a regular booth, but the food is tasty, very affordable, and the flavors are authentic.nnUzbek pilaf - very tasty, perfectly moist.nUzbek lagman (soup) - a revelation! A lot of flavors and 'contents' in the soup!nUighur lagman is tasty, but the Uzbek one tasted better to me.nMantou - delicious!nnPrices are very good. Worth checking out!!!

Kebab with potatoes.nThe meat is tasty but lean, dry, not cut on a skewer with a stick, maybe that's why. With the ważwa, cabbage, onion, tomato and again cabbage dominate. A big plus for the service, a hot tea (without fireworks), with atmosphere, clean inside.nTrouble with parking.

I don't know where all these positive reviews come from because the place (location) and the food are both total average.nI ordered a lamb kebab and everything was average, and the meat was a piece of power (maybe minimally better quality). The kebab fell apart, the sauces were tasteless, the meat on this skewer tired of life...nnYou can eat and forget. More about this place on my Social Media - Gastropoznaniak

Very tasty food. Excellent value for money. I will be a regular customer.

Probably a new point on the map of kebab in Poznań. We like to give a chance to new, not so well-known places. This time it was kebab on recommendation. The price and the fact that they make the pancakes themselves, which really turned out to be super tasty, made us feel that it is not bought. The sauce was finally spicy, it was spicy. The ratio of vegetables to meat was good, good quality, but the size and thickness of the pieces were exaggerated. I like when the meat is thinly cut and sometimes crispy, here, however, it is thick pieces of meat that are repulsive. If it were not for this drawback, the whole kebab would be in the top. Improve it and there will definitely be a lot of people satisfied. There is potential for something really very good.

Consistently good quality, above all a great loaf (you can immediately tell that the cake is 'different'; it's just a shame that it leaks a bit). I highly recommend it.

The taste is good, but I live 600 meters from the place and the kebabs arrived literally cold, I don't understand it, it can arrive warm from another district, but not three streets away, definitely needs improvement.

Low prices, like for such a big and delicious kebab! I'm not an expert in kebabs, but this is a kebab I would be happy to return to. A big plus for fresh vegetables and good quality tomatoes. To top it off, we were treated to a free tea. Very nice, tasty and pleasant. I recommend!

I was looking for a Uzbek restaurant for a few months to eat Uzbek pilaf, and I couldn't find anything. I thought that there were simply no Uzbek restaurants in Poznań.nBut I finally found one.nThe pilaf was great, the salad with fresh vegetables, plus a free tea. The service was very nice.nThis is not a restaurant, but just a kebab.nI wouldn't have come here on a date with a girl, but to eat real Uzbek pilaf, or try lagman or shurpa - yes. I recommend it.