A Berliner's Guide to Berlin Döner Kebab

[@Lugrashio]

eating these at 6am when you're coming home from the club and the sun is rising is one of the best memories I had from my visit to Berlin

[@coyotelong4349]

Scott That’s a true Berliner breakfast

[@l0ll3rsk4t3s]

haha same but you left a bit early don't ya think? sunrise at the club is the best, and a doner after is a must

[@Lugrashio]

@@l0ll3rsk4t3s definitely early by berlin standards. I guess I'm used to partying like an American

[@thai2go]

Same. So good!

[@alldaybreakfast8934]

hey can REALLY relate! actually had my first meal at a small 24 hour doener shop in 2019 after the Brandenburger Tor party

[@mausilugner6637]

Wenn du genug Bier intus hast wird das Papier um den Döner auch gern mal mitgegessen -.-

[@greatcesari]

Haha, I’ve definitely done that exact thing once or twice.

[@cheech8257]

Hahahahahahahaha richtig hahahahahahaha

[@AuntieTrichome]

Dafür brauch ich klein Bier 😁

[@yasindogan3008]

Döner und bier wird nicht zusammen gegessen

[@Alvaro_Litti]

Haha genau 👍😂

[@jonavcast]

❤️❤️ I moved to Berlin last year. The first thing I did was to try the Döner shops in my neighbourhood, ate it almost everyday! To try every single shop..gained too much weight..😂 So I limited myself to have it only Thursday... Donnerstag ist Dönertag 🤣🤣

[@Donknowww]

You know whats good😉👍

[@hempwizard]

i fuck with it

[@PaterMauritius]

Dönerstag

[@adampyka214]

I would eat you every fuckin day of the week.Every day is jona day.

[@smantie]

Döner is the greatest food in the world. So phenomenal.

[@smantie]

@@mynameisandong Can I support you on Patreon if you just send me a private video of döner every day?

[@smantie]

@@mynameisandong why would they do that.

[@serkan7072]

Agreed but in Turkey

[@serkan7072]

@@mynameisandong you should try it in turkey

[@akahn8311]

you should actually ask yourself why is it so cheap and what ingredients are there in the meat which is on the "vertical" grill - most of these dudes do not inform their customers about the ingredients which are in the meat which i think is shocking !!!

[@kauemoura]

I just finished my kebab at Rüyam and it was the best I've ever had in my life. The sauteed vegetables, eggplant, the freshness of the mint with the rest of the salad, the cheese, the good amount of mild heat tingling, the creamy potatoes, the deliciousness of that well seasoned chicken... It's a flavor orgy, and then they have the complementary black tea offered to the customers. All of that and a Coke, times 2 for me and my boyfriend, for just € 11.20. I couldn't have asked for a better way of having a nice affordable meal before leaving Berlin. Thanks for the recommendation.

[@SlaveMerchant]

Boyfriend?

[@ZenithQuinn]

@@SlaveMerchant what a stupid question

[@alalalala57]

@@SlaveMerchant ???

[@canans3588]

I hope you can visit Turkey one day and read the real deal.

[@flyingsoulshigh]

Here is only real Döner Kebab in whole european union this is Wieen at Ferhat Döner. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqCqiIKbp7Gmitk&ab_channel=Lukas kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGmZf4Org9p4jrs&ab_channel=Lukas Please no more meat like product claiming and pretending to be Döner Kebab, Frozen so-called ''doner kebab'' is not real proper meat types used to produce doner most of them maybe coming from dutch diaries's retired cow meat slaughtered in mostly Poland... There is no real Döner kebab in whole Europe From Stockholm down to Rome Madrid to Belarus Border / down to Athens There is only one real Döner made by original recipe is in Wien at Ferhat Döner , Best Döner in whole EU is only at #FerhatDöner. Ferhat is an enthusiast original döner Master who has Dignity with mindset of representing Anatolian cuisine culture in a right manner, this is very important because Anatolia has been cradle of many civilizations who left over and over something to next one like alluvial river deposit. Turkey has great food but we cannot represent that abroad properly this is because of gap of mindset of the turkish workforce diaspora in EU who are entering resturant business motivated on quickly generating money with no philosophical background on Anatolian gastronomy. Dignity of Representation Real Turkish Döner Kebab and Food Originality must be protected ! llike in Salt bae nusret Because we turks have only assertive on food what we can present to World.

[@vasilisrousis]

I grew up in northeastern greece and there we had a lot of turkish restaurants. The Lahmacun was so amazing there

[@oskarelysee9076]

@/ I'm guessing the northeastern part.

[@oskarelysee9076]

@@oceanwerk nobody did

[@rubyfan7791]

@@oceanwerk Lahmacun is greek... and Turkish doner tastes like shit...

[@rubyfan7791]

@@oceanwerk shutup noob..

[@mn7486]

@@oceanwerk Are you sure dolmades is Turkish and not Greek? The name dolma sure is Turkish, but not the actual food. In Greece grape vine leaves have been grown and eaten since ancient times, it is well documented along with the production of wine. Did the Turks have grape vines in Asia?? No. The first time you saw grape vines was when you migrated here. You learned from the Greeks that you can eat them. The same with olive oil, as Turks you did not know what olive oil was.

[@S4SK__1]

der gerät wird nie müde

[@razuuu]

Ja Moin xD

[@gethigh961]

der gerät schläft nie ein

[@QDSGames]

@@gethigh961 Der Gerät schneidet Fleisch schweißfrei.

[@dafunnyghost4348]

Irh srpick deusch?

[@everAU2]

Prev0k Türkish halt🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@outlaw2725]

As a Turk from Turkey watching this I can say Imren is much more similar to the ones we have here. Döner is usually about the meat here rather than the sauces and veggies. .We usually only have onions and tomatoes. Maybe a bit iceberg. But the two dishes have definitely become their own entities and present different experiences for the eater I must say.

[@mohammedschulz7607]

Als Berliner bin ich stolz auf dich dass du die richtigen Spots kennst☝️❤

[@RAF_Ai]

Was sind die besten deiner Meinung nach

[@halisakdag5247]

@@mynameisandong bist du indonesisch bro

[@lucas8579]

@@RAF_Ai 100 pro ist es Imren. Ich bin damit aufgewachsen und es ist wirklich einer der besten!!

[@RAF_Ai]

@@lucas8579 finde den auch top, ist der deine Nr.1 ?

[@lucas8579]

2 2 Ja ist er, natürlich kenne ich nicht alle aber er ist mein persönlicher Favorit.

[@42krikkit]

Went to Berlin with my family just now and went to Balli on your recommendation and they did not disappoint. Went for a dürum with hot sauce and holy cow - fantastic. I’m from Sweden and even though we have lots of kebab restaurants we have nothing that even comes close. Yum yum yum!

[@tayirnull1567]

After watching this video I realized how much I missed eating Turkish food while I used to live in Istanbul. This is way better than any American fast-food chain, all day.

[@jheroNL]

We went to Imren yesterday because of this video. It was really good. In the Netherlands we also have a lot of döner places, but this was something else. Thank you for the great recommendation!

[@0Sweetsugar0]

@@rtmclean484 yea trying to figure it out myself rn. Same problem if you google Berlin Imren Grill theres like 10 spots and all look similar with having different types of dishes not just döner

[@ncasey88]

I am planning a trip to Berlin and have created a google list with these on it. I looked for Imren and there’s some with green signage that seem to be the chain (and the reason for lack of address). I checked google street view and this one sort of looks like the shop at Müllerstraße 134, 13349.. bit of a guess, would be great if someone could confirm

[@headcrack]

Mit diesem Video hast Du zwei Brandenburger Foodies dazu gebracht, eineinhalb Stunden lang nach Berlin zu Imren und zurück fahren. Und es hat sich *sowas* von gelohnt! Wow!

[@p0ddie]

Alternate facts alert! Bro, Turks did not rebuild Germany after WW2, that's completely inaccurate. The treaty between Germany and Turkey to have guest workers come over for a couple of years (they were supposed to go back home) was made in 1961, 16 years after the end of WWII. Germany was not only rebuild by that time already, Germany was in desperate need of laborers because it was in the middle of the "Wirtschaftswunder" (economic wonder years). But thanks for Döner Kebab, Sucuk and all the other delicious foods. By the way, Germany had a similar treaty with Italy starting 1955. That's why there are that many Italian restaurants in Berlin, too.

[@kristinaanikonovaa]

Yes I agree! Always a big misunderstanding when it comes to this topic 😅

[@everAU2]

p0ddie but why did the germans wanted to get turks to germany? Why not from european country? 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@dominic319]

@@everAU2 billige arbeitskräft und die meisten europäischen länder hatten selber nichg genug leite

[@Beertraps]

Please dont usw the "Wirtschaftswunder" myth. Almost every country in the west had similar economic growth, some had an even bigger relative growth than germany. Dont get me wrong, the rebuilding of europe was remarkable but germany wasnt really that special and it was no "wonder".

[@unavailable753]

@@everAU2 The first wave of "Gastarbeiter" ("guest" workers, because the idea was to sent them back when they were no longer useful) where actually Italian, until demand for worker exceeded supply. Germans did not specifically wanted turks, they wanted cheap labour - the sought after combination of traits was "poor, hard working and of limited literacy", and Turkey was able to supply a lot of those.

[@internalmartialpath]

I wish I had this list when I went to Berlin last year. Can't wait to go back to Berlin. The best lunch I had in Berlin was a Doner Kebab

[@serkan7072]

You can visit Istanbul to eat the best döner

[@mirza6799]

Turkish food ❤️❤️❤️ Love from Bosnia🇧🇦

[@dmert1747]

Miro Ibrahimovic Love Bosna our brother country love from Turkey

[@pavelturcinovic6491]

Ipak su ćevapi bolji nego kebab

[@mirza6799]

@@pavelturcinovic6491 Pa to je vec druga Prica 😄👌🏽

[@crancelbrowser5478]

This is a great channel, I cant believe how few subs you have for the quality you put out. These look delicious. I may need to book a flight just for one.

[@crancelbrowser5478]

@@mynameisandong thanks for the tip! And you're very welcome! I've been hooked on your channel since I saw the hummus video, and now iIlook foreward to every upload. Keep up the good work!

[@lucas8579]

Der Imren Laden ist auch mein Favorit. Voll cool das die zu so einem kleinen lokalen Laden gegangen sind!

[@abecaisley2293]

so awesome bro, i am a profesional chef and i have lived in berlin for 3 years. your channel has grown on me because its so awesome to see familiar places in the city i love and to see you enjoy it. ive been to all the doner places you ate at.

[@darrenchandlercoaching]

Rüyam Gemüse Kebab (Kaiser-Wilhelm-Platz) by far the BEST, they also offer FREE Turkish tea, have seating in the sun and will have heaters running during the colder months. The staff are friendly and the ticketing service allows you to run a quick errand if the waiting time is a bit longer than usual :) 10/10

[@clueless4150]

most turkish restaurants and food locales offer free tea because its a tradition

[@LennartDoering]

Schönes Video! Imren ist eigentlich näher am Rinderschawarma als am Döner oder vielleicht eine Fusion aus beidem. Der Spieß ist Rindfleisch und oben drauf ist Lammfett dass in das Fleisch tropft. Ich würde bei Imren immer Dürüm nehmen, weil das Dürüm selbst gemacht wird. Wenn man Glück hat und das Dürüm gerade frisch gebacken wurde, dann ist man im Himmel. Besser geht es kaum in Berlin. Turmdöner: Ich finde es cool dass ihr nicht nur die fancy Döner gezeigt habt sondern auch den everyday-Döner. Aber ihr hättet auch kurz erklären können, was daran anders ist. Eben dass es sich beim Spieß um sehr feines Hackfleisch (Brät) handelt und das die Soßen auf Mayo basis sind, was ganz anders ist als auf Joghurt basierende Soßen. Ihr hättet noch einen Kalbs-Yaprak-Döner zeigen können. Vielleicht mein Lieblings Kalb-Döner im Moment in dem Stil ist Hasir, aber statt die normalen Soßen einfach nach normalem Joghurt fragen. Das ist dann keine aufregende Soße und man muss evtl. mit Salz und Chiliflocken nachwürzen, aber dafür steht das Fleisch im Mittelpunkt und wird nicht von den Mayo-Soßen überdeckt. Es gibt auch andere Dönerläden mit guten Spießen und der Option auf Joghurt statt Soße, ich mag Hasir, weil es dort auch Weisskohl gibt und nicht nur Rotkohl.

[@giovannischulze1253]

quality Kartoffel-Kommentar und besser als das Video dieser "waschechten" Berliner. Adana-Dürum bei Doyum Bruder.

[@pukemonster5033]

Ooooooder 500g Fleisch, und genügend Lahmacun mit Salat. Lahmacun dort sind so unglaublich fluffig, dazu das genial gewürzte Fleisch... Himmel

[@minzblatt]

@@giovannischulze1253 Adana ist kein Döner, das sind zwei verschiedene Sorten Kebap.

[@minzblatt]

Shawarma kommt vom türkischen Çevirme, was genauso ähnlich wie Döner 'Gedrehtes' übersetzbar ist. Wie du richtig erkennst, hat der Döner bei İmren diese Eigenschaften, weil es näher am türkischen/osmanischen Original ist, wo auch Shawarma, Gyros etc. herstammen. Imrens Döner (minus das meiste Gemüse, Türken tun original meist nur feingeschnitten Kopfsalat u. Zwiebeln in die Yufka und extrascharfe Peperonis bei Bedarf) ist näher an der klassischen Variante, aber halt immernoch ein Berliner Döner, weil es Ramadan Pide (Fladenbrot) nimmt und der Salat lokaler ist. Würde sagen, es ist typisch Türkisch aber nicht typisch Berliner Döner.

[@lucas8579]

@@minzblatt aber es ist einer der besten. Bin damit aufgewachsen und verbinde es immer mit Zuhasue/Berlin.

[@tonydeltablues]

Gentlemen.....you've convinced me to visit Berlin...in fact 'Ich bin ein Berliner'. Wonderful German/Turkish cuisine!

[@h0rrid981]

went to berlin and left without eating doner i wanna slap my self *oh yeah yeah*

[@urskrik6353]

@@mynameisandong The man should be put in jail! BLASPHEMY!!!!

[@TheLobstersoup]

I question if that is even possible.

[@solokom]

when you come back to Berlin there is a good chance someone is gonna slap you. maybe not especially for this blasphemy, but still :D JK. do it next time!

[@LibertyDino]

Personally I am on the Currywurst side of things but if you go to Berlin and try neither you haven't been to Berlin.

[@djn3kkid]

Hey Andong. We are visiting Berlin, and I wanted a Kebab, and I remembered your Video fro a while ago. So we traveled about 40 minutes to Balli Kebab in Tempelhof, and my god it delivered! Best ever! Thank you for the recommendation!

[@alvinee3882]

I’m going to plan a trip to Berlin just to have döners!

[@chaeryong9910]

I think you should go to Turkey for the best döner dürüm.

[@HypePlayZzYT]

@@chaeryong9910 not really, german Döner has gotten soo good. Im in Turkey almost annually, the Problem is often the quality of the Meat. Not saying there is no good Döner, but German Döner has evolved to a point where its gotten way better.

[@chaeryong9910]

HypePlayZz if you don’t prefer the cheap ones then you can get quality meat it’s up to your preferences.....

[@keremalp4627]

@@HypePlayZzYT I am from turkey and been to berlin 2 times and I could easily say that when yo compare good berlin döner and average turkish döner from a buffet berlin wins but if you eat in somewhere good not a buffet or some store you see I mean it is probably the one of the best things in the world. Also real döner is served with pilav and lavaş (its like a tortilaa) and not any sauces or veggies because meat used is that special.

[@JackoBanon1]

Nowadays most German cities have some Turkish Döner/Dürüm restaurants that are really great. No need to go Berlin just for that. There are also some bad ones, too that usually don't survive long because of the high competition. I also tried it in Turkey and they serve it slightly different there. It's also great nevertheless!

[@Kappomaster]

That's for your advice guys. I've been to Balli's last week and it was glorious. It worth the trip from Argentina to Berlín.

[@crazyguy219]

You guys don’t even know man in the Netherlands we have this thing called kapsalon. Fries on the fries döner and on the döner molten cheese, then a sauce I usually take “samurai sauce” wich is a spicy version of garlic sauce. To top it of al kinds of salads on it. Please review it.

[@juanfrapazm]

This is the youtube channel I’ve been looking for. Great work guys!

[@batuzs]

in norway u can get a soggy kebab for only 11$ :)

[@batuzs]

A baguette and a drink inn norway is like 9$ ahah

[@Stalovo]

@@mynameisandong Probably tap water or a gourmet snowman 😁

[@josefcosta5269]

@@mynameisandong big mac with fries and coca cola , in norway is 20 euro the most expesnive mcdonalds in the world

[@user-jg1ez5jh4f]

Which means the income of norwegian people is in fact higher than in germany

[@lukalazarevic4837]

You can get a cheese Burger from mcds for 8€

[@Slash18622]

Abgesehen davon, dass es ein cooles Video ist - Eure Lieber für Döner ist der Hammer! Mehr Menschen wie Ihr und die Welt wäre eine bessere! :)

[@Slash18622]

@@mynameisandong

[@BennyDutka]

Ich liebe deinen Kanal. So unterhaltsam. So gut produziert. Simply the best.

[@luisePisces]

Being in Corona lock down and watching yum food from across the world,omg i want these or all of these.👍

[@ChrististKing]

moved to Germany, fell in love with the country(and doner kebab) stayed for a decade and have been thinking about it since the day I left. total verliebt. great video, ich hab jetzt hunger, danke :) please do a currywurst video, and schnitzel so I can truly just cry lol

[@erikd1012]

Have a look at some local Schnitzel guides in Austria! That's where it's originally from

[@ChrististKing]

@@erikd1012 I know, I ate plenty of schnitzel in Austria, delicious.

[@nicodemfilms9224]

Lebe mein ganzes Leben in Berlin und würde mich als Döner Profi bezeichnen. Wenn ich sonst solche Videos sehe, bin ich schnell genervt. Aber euer Video ist überragend. Und die Auswahl Balli, Rüyam und Imren ist perfekt! Weiter so

[@karl_3885]

wow, they actually have der Gerät. gotta love it.

[@marylee946]

My new favourite channel during this quarantine. Good job Andong!

[@Himmel4243]

Lived in Charlottenburg, Berlin for an entire year, and Döner really was my go-to snack/quick lunch. Oh man, finding your channel really makes me miss the days in Berlin, one of my favourite cities in the world.

[@shelim6]

Where is the LOVE button for this video? it's 12:35am and I am going out my house to get one of these right now you have made me hungry for one of my fave things to eat haha awesome vid

[@shelim6]

@@mynameisandong it ALWAYS is haha had another today :p you know you love doner when you can never get enough! :D I wanted to check/ask, is the doner in Berlin Halal? Appreciate your response in advance!

[@minzblatt]

@@shelim6 of course it is. Atleast in every place you will see the symbol, but feel free to ask the owners aswell

[@Azaghal1988]

As someone from Hessen i can say that not only Berlin loves their Döner. We all do ;) I can count the times i was eating McDonalds or Burgerking in my life on one hand, Döner is a weekly thing.

[@pastastructure]

Great video. Thank you. I am going to Berlin in 2 weeks. I can't wait to give some of your recommendations a try. Love your style and enthusiasm -- and that you give food to the camera man!

[@kaihG]

I keep coming back to this amazing video. Thank you for this gift!

[@daffamustafa]

I used to buy these after school, definitely 1 of the best food I've ever eaten

[@YamacKocovali7]

PogU

[@supervalli3833]

Dieses Video hat einen unglaublichen Mehrwert. Danke Jungs! Die Liste wird abgearbeitet sobald ich wieder in Berlin lande. Grüße gehen raus aus Köln

[@fly51256]

Next should be best Currywurst in Berlin?

[@420.lululu3]

konnopke´s is the best currywurst in berlin

[@simontja]

currywurst isnt even tasty

[@eneryi4457]

@@igod8054 Yeah some of them do but if it's done correctly it's delicious. You can't judge a dish by it's worst. Manta Platte is life

[@simontja]

@@mynameisandong pussy, currywurst is shit.

[@420.lululu3]

@@simontja stfu u are shit

[@LeaAddams]

Haven't been to Rüyam, but that reminded me a lot of Halil's on Hermannstraße! Highly recommended.

[@kikimatthes2866]

Rüyam, the best I've had so far, although I usually have the veggie version. And the team is among the nicest of all people.

[@fly51256]

Dein Video war ausgezeichnet! Loved it man. Sending love from Chicago. Great food video.

[@AlexanderWarner-ir7gy]

This channel is so informative. I had never heard of this dish before now! Thanks for your vids 👍

[@amogusmale]

You didn't heard of kebab before this vid??

[@mohammedcohen]

I didn't grow up in Berlin, wasn't stationed there, but visited in Aug '89 and again in Jun- Jul '94 with my late brother, Tim who lived there with his girlfriend, Ute, after being stationed with the Berlin Brigade...I got lucky with those visits - food, beer & memories...

[@JJoeisCooking]

A good döner is a beautiful thing. I love the dürüm döner.

[@highdlsbbx3037]

Ohja der Döner. Komme zwar nicht aus Berlin, hab aber während meiner Ausbildung jeden Tag Döner gegessen und hatte immer wieder aufs neue Lust darauf. Und nach dem Feiern war es Standart die Nacht mit ner Spinat & Käse Pide und einem Tee abzuschließen. Bestes Essen

[@deecortes]

Thank you for the recommendations! Imran was great!

[@recipesfromaroundtheworld8730]

Classic! I think that was the video I "discovered" your channel with. I took a couple of seconds of this video and featured it in my "Sucuk with eggs" video when I talked about how döner is basically on every corner in big german cities. I hope you don't mind. Of course linked to your channel and all. Dicke Grüße aus Hamburg. Du bist definitiv der beste deutsche KZbin-Kanal für mich (und ich glaube auch der einzige den ich gucke :D) Bleib gesund!

[@sipano6724]

Bro thanks for making this video! Great quality! I was in Berlin earlier in this year and I had the Mustafa döner and it was alright but those other ones you recommended looks waaaay better... I gotta try those next time I visit Berlin.

[@kovakafa3244]

I am really thankful that you mentioned the turkish roots of our döner :)

[@TapSangBong]

Oh my! My first thought was "They better be eatin at Imren, best Döner in town!" I was not disappointed :) I live on the same street, best neighbours you could possibly have;)

[@lucas8579]

Thats what I thought too! I would have been so mad if they left it out.

[@alicemarylow7151]

IMREN!!!! I used to go there every day for lentil soup when I was living in Berlin and didn't have much money!!! I absolutely love it there. They always had one chilli shaker that was RIDICULOUSLY spicy but it looked exactly like the not so spicy ones.... It got me a few times :-D

[@SaudiHaramco]

Pro tip: almost every larger german city has a few Döner restaurants which make their own bread and have the same quality as the better stores in Berlin. Just gotta know the spots.

[@lucaszanarotti3854]

Einfach die beste Video das in KZbin existiert. Wenn du Kebaphause 21 am Westphalweg nicht besucht hast, wu:rde ich auf jeden Falls empfehlen. Die 'Big Doner' ist unglaublich.

[@Nadiapm2001]

Hi Andong! I absolutely love how passionate you are about food, and it really comes through in each video. I've enjoyed watching many of your videos, this one in particular, and you've sold me on the Doner kebab! Next trip to Berlin! God bless and keep making these great videos! From a fasting and hungry subscriber in London 😊

[@michaelovrutsky5927]

In Brooklyn NY doner called jyro. And often they put meat inside pita. So bottom piece of that sandwich with meat juices and white sauce and spicy red sauce and tomatoes is to die for!

[@PANTA-Music]

The Döner kebab in the Netherlands has been here for 2 decades now, straight in from our german neighbour. Damn these things remain really, really good. This is european comfort food at its best! Also, it is THE best way to spend saturday night after a lot of alcohol and partying. Keep that in mind tourists! I also believe among pizza, the döner kebab is one of the most ordered things from delivery restaurants. It counts as a meal! I wonder how much the difference will be, between our versions. I recognise every condiment. But here we also have green pepper slices and feta cheese as condiments, plus we use slightly different sauces: Garlic, Harissa and coctail sauce. You could also order a secret menu (for some) and that is a turkish pizza wrap instead of a 'dürum' wrap if you want to get fat fast.. And for the vegetarians, they also make a falafel version. Only downside of these great food is the price. A decade ago it costed 50 percent less than today, plus they seem to be sparse with condiments lately. Don't know if the same thing is happening in Germany, but then again meat is pretty cheap in Germany...

[@AlexOjideagu2]

Only 2 decades? In the UK it's been as long as Germany. Some even think it started in the UK first in 1966. Although the Pita bread version was invented in Germany by Mahmut Aygun,

[@goncagorsev6196]

wow, writing from Turkey and Thank youuuuu! Next month we are going to Berlin and we like to taste Döner in Berlin this video helped me a lot where to eat definitely. By the way ı am impresses how you pronunce Turkish words like a Turkish actually :DThank you so much guys, THİS İS A GREAT VİDEO!!!:

[@kdrcn]

Nice video 👍 Greetings from Turkey :)

[@danielfl.9347]

I haven't seen your channel before, but the production quality is way way better than I could have anticipated. 10/10! Subbed and liked.

[@Greensmoke05]

Nice vid and nice channel, love the cooking videos and I like this format aswell make more of these to plz! Greetings from your neighbourinos to the west, The Netherlands (Ps. This channel is going to blow up, mark my words. Keep it up!)

[@ep927]

One of my absolute favorite vids. Would love to see an update on Berlin Döners!

[@danidelacruz-m4s]

You make me so hungry bro. Andong!😋😛😎. This is an awesome food trip to your hometown Berlin.

[@alexstorr5511]

Most doners in the UK come with a very sad looking pitta, I have found places that cook their own fresh naan and they make a great kebab! I would love to try the classic Berlin doner with that crispy bread.

[@sopalen]

The Berlin kebab are the best, First time i was in Berlin a few years ago (I'am a Swede) we ate breakfast every day at a kebab stand at zoologischer garten station they had an amazing sallad made of cabbage, parsley, onions, cucomber and tomatoes with hot and garlic sausage. I need to go again just for the food and beer.

[@chaeryong9910]

You should taste the hometown version in Turkey its 10x better

[@sopalen]

@@chaeryong9910 i did around 40 years ago ;) they are equally good.

[@berdansargol1577]

Turkish guy here. I know many people are praising Imren but I would happily and regularly visit Balli. I love dürüm döner, especially like Andong: Extra fries. Would want them to toast the dürüm a little bit more just to get some crispiness on the bread.

[@twogrowinglads8569]

You can't beat that german kebab crunch! We reviewed a similar one recently in London :)

[@twogrowinglads8569]

Thanks Andong, please subscribe for our other videos!

[@randomvlogs1.077]

@@4Destan Yes that's exactly my point but I'm saying that the Berlin version is worst in my opinion. Anyway have you even tried a German kebab before?

[@4Destan]

@@randomvlogs1.077 I live in germany mate

[@maxreichelt4668]

@@randomvlogs1.077 naaah you cant talk shit about german kebap and then suggest the most disgusting piece of shit kebap from the UK 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢

[@ProPassi]

@@turke8029 aber nicht im brötchen

[@stephensano9156]

Still my absolute favorite kebab video from Berlin!

[@Abdelghani073]

Love turkey best food in de world love from morocco ❤❤

[@DSAOURID]

well obviously you haven't tried gyros in thessaloniki...

[@oguztokur3673]

@@DSAOURID you mean the fake döner

[@daginn896]

As a Norwegian I actually prefer maroccoan food over turkish. Love those potdishes u have.

[@ErkanZH]

@@DSAOURID gyros is fake döner just with pork meat

[@javibertolo1968]

You should do more videos of this kind with other German food. I don't know why but this video is so humble and simple but at the same time fun and very entertaining. I get worht it vives with you 2

[@JoaniMaster]

Here in Hamburg we say that there is only one good thing about Berlin and its the Döner!

[@rz1967]

Lucky me, next month I will visit Berlin for the first time and I will stay near Mauerpark. As I see on maps, Imren Grill, Rüyam Döner and Curry Baude are in the neighbourhood so I hope I will try them all. Thanks for reviews, my mouth is watering, lol. Tomorow I will buy some sausages, lol.

[@mr.snowdon7881]

The best street food ever is dürüm and döner! Realy , i love it, thank's to the turks!!

[@purplespiritzone]

I am from Berlin Zehlendorf and my favorite Doener place was Civan in Zehlendorf Clayallee Ecke Berliner Strasse. I cannot find Doener here in Colorado so I attempt to make it myself. Love it with garlic sauce.

[@acsedef]

come to turkey and taste classic turkish döner andong. quality of meat and how is cooked is unparalleled. there is also a much much sicker horizontal version called cağ. would be happy to offer some places around turkey if you like. keep up the great work. pleasure to follow you.

[@minzblatt]

Classic Döner kebab is nothing special in Turkey. One should try some good places with Yaprak Döner in lavash bread, go to Bursa for some classical Iskender Kebap or to some Anatolian restaurant with Adana, Urfa or Antep style kebaps. I think you never have tried Berliner Döner, you wouldnt mix it up with what you can eat in İstanbul etc. It's far more better than you would expect.

[@ElLenadorLA]

In LA we have burritos like that we call "Burritos dos manos" , not traditional but drunk in your 20's it's incredible lol

[@atakan2108]

Turkish Food is one of the best Food in the World

[@killuatokarev1514]

Turkey, Italia, India and Japan has the best food

[@meralozdemir551]

@@killuatokarev1514 + Mexico, Iran and Thailand too...

[@metil6636]

Every country has their own good food lol

[@sitoudien9816]

I had my first Berlin Doner in Toronto Canada of all places. At first I thought it was like a shawarma. It was a beast. It looked authentic. Homemade triangle bread and hot sauce. The owner is an old indian man from Berlin. Afterwards, you take a nap.

[@martaarea]

IMREN: always und immer

[@Miquelalalaa]

Great guide of Ankara. Loved it guys.

[@paulson2008]

If you do these kind of videos you will get subs like crazy 😝

[@daveannan2577]

Germany has the best kebab and beer in the world. Looking forward to my next visit in July 2020. The Berlin beer is perfection.

[@TheEfkan1989]

Wir haben definitiv den gleichen Geschmack aber lass mich dir mal einen kleinen Tipp geben. Rüyam wird betrieben von einem ehemaligem Arbeiter des "erfinders" des besten Gemüse Kebabs! Das Original und meiner Meinung nach die bessere Version des Gemüse Kebabs findest du an der Otto-Suhr-allee 19. der Laden heißt Rüya- wie damals der Laden an der Hauptstr.... Naja bis halt der ehemalige Chef gehen musste. Ein Besuch lohnt sich! frei nach dem Motto: das Original ist immernoch am besten!!!

[@TheEfkan1989]

Ich Wünsche dir aufjedenfall einen guten Hunger! :)

[@hampolakken5160]

Great content man! Like finding these KZbin gems!

[@illizizon9569]

eating this drunk could be one of the most delicious things one can eat in life

[@VonThalberg]

as a Romanian, remembering my long nights in college, trying to sober up with a big, warm Doner at 5AM... I can totally confirm this !

[@TMMx]

Istanbul Bistro at the Hallesches Tur Bahnhof is my favourite.

[@bobbybrainstorm]

I don’t know how much times I’ve watched this video now

[@alexEi4o]

Loved that. Greetings from Bulgaria döners here are like the rocket one in style , I gotta try Berlin style some day

[@PlanesTrainsEverything]

I love Berlin. It's my favourite European capital city, and I'll be there in February 2019 to shoot a 4-day vlog. I can't wait. German beer, German bratwurst, Hertha Berlin...

[@aqachannel239]

The first picture that you mentioned for doner kebap... in fact the picture is for first shawerma and it was in yafa/ palestain and you can double check the information

[@lesumsi]

Ah, I see you're a man of culture as well.

[@SpainonaFork]

This truly was an incredible video and so informative, now I wanna eat 4 in a day!!!! lol...glad I found your channel, keep it rocking brother

[@teobelsberg7611]

The Immigrants didn’t build Germany up after WW2 .It was the Marshallplan from the US and the „Trümmerfrauen“ who did it. The Immigrants mostly Italian and Türkisch came in the 60‘s.

[@ccn87]

Gastarbeiter aus Italien und Portugal haben beim Wiederaufbau geholfen. Türken kamen erst nach dem Wirtschaftswunder (1955).

[@kandamas]

Kann mich noch erinnern: Früher in den 70'ern als ich rumgefahren bin, habe ich auf den ganzen Baustellen Trümmerfrauen gesehen. Die ganzen Hochhäuser, die ganzen Strassen, die ganzen Bergwerke - waren alles Trümmerfrauen

[@teobelsberg7611]

@kandamas natürlich war das nicht so ,in meiner Erläuterung bezog ich mich auf Stunde null

[@420.lululu3]

@@kandamas er redet ja vom ww2, nicht von den 70er.

[@socialdemocrat1645]

Trümmerfrauen are a myth. My OMI told me this. She lived in Hannover one of the most f.ed up cities in WWII. 90% of all buildungs were ruins. Heavy machinery and mostly men did the work. The rebuilding of the economy was done with the Marshall Plan. The Gastarbeiter put Germany in the dominant economical place it is now. Most of infrastructure, buildings, industry, universities etc etc etc were build by Gastarbeiter. The heavy reliance on heavy-industry jobs is the factor for high unemployment under Gastarbeiter 2nd generation.

[@zeikerd]

I been to Ruyam and Imren too...both were great...but standing in line for Mustafas...is worth it, that place is just the best imo. The chilicheese döner from Kottiwood could be in there too. And the Hasir kebab is awesome..man, I love Berlin.

[@zeikerd]

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[@zeikerd]

@@mynameisandong what do you think of NUR in the hermannstrasse? It has the ten different sauces.