German Kebab vs Turkish Kebap | Doner, Germany's Most Popular Fast Food + Germany to Austria

Turkish Doner Kebap vs German Kebab | Germany's most popular fast food + Germany to Austria
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In this German travel video, we compare the Turkish Kebap to the German Kebab. Alex has been loving German food so far and Germany is famous in its own right for its Turkish food with a large Turkish population. Kebab is a hugely popular dish across Europe and is one of Germany's most popular fast food. Also we enjoyed the Turkish food in Istanbul on a previous series where Alex looked for the best Kebab in Turkey. He found it at Metet Közde Döner in Istanbul so when he heard the best Kebab in Germany is in Alaturka Stuttgart we had to make a stop en route to Austria.
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[@ahmetcihatmercankaya7619]

I heard main difference between German and Turkish döner, you guys says "döner kebap", are main ingredients. Döner in Germany making with different salad, sauces etc. But in Turkey döner experts says "if you don't trust your meat, you mix it with other ingredients to manipulate customer."

[@rippspeck]

Everything is optional on a döner kebab in Germany. Most people go "mit alles" (with everything on it). On top of that, another very popular variant is "Dönerteller" (lit. döner plate), which is basically just the meat with a salad and some bread as sides.

[@TrueEmperio]

@FBI there is, because it is inherently different made than turkish kebab. Yes the first kebab was made by a turk in germany, and yes there have been some historical records of the ottoman empire. But it is clear that there is no "one kebab". Food is different in every country due to cultural differences. That's why it's okay to say "German Döner"

[@hurguler]

Best doner kebap is the one that you like, regardless of what anyone says. I'm glad you guys are not stuck at home and you're brave enough to be on the road again.

[@Mr.Nafri_]

I am Turkish living in Germany, and I can say you, that the Döner in Tukey is different that the German ones, and I like the Turkish one much more. But, since 5 years, Turkey started to import Meat, and since that time, I had 3-4 times a meat, which was not so good, what I know from Turkey. That sad, we need to stop import Meat! : )

[@krauterbaron360]

not just döner i just love turkish food ,its so good ,peace from germany

[@_berat.ugur_3089]

ı hope peace

[@willemp6432]

I like your name. That is some statement .....I think I am the Beer Baron...🍺🍻

[@krauterbaron360]

@@willemp6432 haha

[@KaraKartal1959]

Just to say , so called German doner actually is a doner cooked by Turkish residents of Germany!

[@hgyv-erenkucuk805]

Yeah, they ara turks live in germany

[@49emy]

@@hgyv-erenkucuk805 yes there are a lot

[@sigmaarea1924]

@Shūto Sutairu Wow

[@sigmaarea1924]

@Shūto Sutairu ZUFALL

[@rippspeck]

"Residents" sounds so exclusive. They're citizens, after all.

[@galacticreform6288]

The doner kebab in Turkey and in Germany is definetely different, i may also say in other european countries it tastes different than it is in Turkey. Because in Turkey they sell it to turkish people but in Europe mostly to other nationalities. in Europe it tastes more exotic with distinctive spice flavors which is served with mayonnaise and ketchup..etc. But in Turkey they never put mayonnaise...

[@yavantii3615]

As a German resident I have never in my life seen a Doner Kebab with either Ketchup or Mayonaise. That sounds horrible, they'd probably throw you out of the restaurant if you ordered that.

[@ioanarosca6985]

@@yavantii3615 no they don't, but they look funny at you. :-) Indeed in Germany (at least Cologne) they put other sauces like tzatzyky, sharf or joppi. In Romania they can put mayo, ketchup, garlic or whatever they have in every shop and you want.

[@shahamazakiya2815]

"They knew I was coming" You guys are gems

[@robbinhood9277]

I love it You guys are smashing It!! I’ve been subscribed for a couple of years 😁 you have the best content !!! Thank You

[@flashnfantasy]

No matter what, a döner with this roasted fresh meat, this fresh vegetables, and this crunchy bread beats anytime a McDonalds Hamburger, with that defrosted deep-fried meat, this one floppy slice of a cucumber, this piece of bread with the consistence of gum and this ketchup full of artificial sweetener.

[@PaiMei667]

it beats a McDonalds Hamburger ?? Damn, that's quite something. lul

[@mercedesbenzene828]

My wife and I love the time lapse. It reminds us what it’s like to be on the road again. Many thanks for sharing and modeling responsible Covid travel strategies.

[@pux605]

Your videos always bring a smile to my face... your reaction to the stuffed birds made my day😂😎🇿🇦🇬🇧

[@teaandabutty]

Just taking a break and catching up on some of our favorite KZbinrs and had to comment on this video because you guys cracked us up so hard. What a beautiful place you're staying in, but your reactions to all the stuffed birds... 😂😂😂 Also, Emma, that veggie kebab looked amazing! What a huge hunk of eggplant! Mmmm!!!

[@chacocowboy3342]

Very objective report and now I’m finally addicted to all of your videos 😇

[@jaciboughter6762]

Hey guys! I LOVE travel days! My parents set me up to love them by installing that when I was a kiddo. As a result I know what to do to enjoy these days! A) be ready to have fun and expect it to be awesome (more often than not they are if that’s your expectation) B) plan ahead when possible (there are always fun things to see when you’re going somewhere!) C) jump for the opportunities. Unexpected opportunities arrive and jumping at those rather than skipping always proves worth it! Just embrace that travel is amazing and expect it to be and it will match up! Trust me! I’ve been traveling for decades and THIS IS TRUE!!! 👍

[@gregpaull9768]

Love it guys. Can't wait to see the Austrian and Italian Alps!!

[@lovebeingawife7215]

JUST SUBSCRIBED... LOVE YOUR VIDEO!

[@arkon6084]

Holy... it looks so good.

[@josephdavid809]

When we fly my wife thinks the same thing! She knows it works, but how!?!? It freaks her out! 🤣 Thanks again for sharing your travels! We love you guys!!!

[@ronaldolin675]

For me all travel days are good. You get to see new scenery and you have anticipation for where you are going. The only down day is the last day returning home, knowing your adventure is over. But you can immediately start planning the next one.😁

[@yeahyeah5976]

Just talk about how the flavors are playing together and why the specific cooking techniques are important to the experience. You guys are natural narrators 😄

[@LenlenVlog]

So amazing place maam and sir greetings from brunei.. Just finished watching your video.

[@lovelyisabelle2028]

hahah when you rolled your footage of you driving through the alps I knew exactly where you were!! :D It's so funny growing up somewhere and seeing it in some youtubers travel videos :D like duh it is beautiful :D

[@toobydude41]

Whoo hoo you made it to Stuttgart! Awesome ! And Never had any sort of kabob but looks good. Thanks for stopping by😁 oh my that Austrian town is adorable. Not sure about the entrance to your accommodations ..at least with the wall decor lol

[@JohnandCaraRetiredTravellers]

Wow just stunning! Safe travels! When we travelled through Europe with our rail pass, I was always stressed we would get on the wrong train! 😬~Cara

[@laurafranceskay2825]

As a vegetarian myself I do find it really interesting to see what veggie alternatives you go for abroad! 🥕🌽🍅

[@DaveMcIroy]

Halloumi is my thing to go.

[@TravelTourTaste]

Hello we hope all is well and that you are having a great start to your week. you had us at Turkish Kebab.. We are off to Turkey in 2 weeks and we cant wait to see how they taste compared to the ones in the UK . going from your reaction to the one you had in Turkey im really looking forward to it . Kind Regards Sarah and Glenn

[@peri3818]

At least you don’t see old guests stuffed on the wall.

[@Professionalmoochers]

11 unlikes? REALLY?? I’m SO going to that kebab shop when we pass through in May next year 😍

[@hanshaperle6075]

Just be careful. Im told after 2 or 3pm there is nothing left too buy because its sold out. The owner makes his own meatstick every day. Fun fact. i live 1.8 km away from that shop and i was never there.

[@HASSPREDIGER20]

*dislikes

[@goofsaddggkle7351]

Ok you guys are starting to win me over lol

[@naycnay]

Just found your channel from looking up doner. Just noticed your YT name and the accent could be there; are you guys from Jersey?

[@orhancelik1]

real and original doner kebab is only made with lamb, if made with beef its only called a kebab. lamb taste better on a spit cooked with burning wood/log for flavour

[@MongolordD]

lamb has a pretty distinguish taste, a lot of people don't like that. So for mass appealing beef is just better. Personally i like both.

[@M4tti87]

Lamb is also very expensive ;)

[@Gunzyibo]

When the immigrants Turks came to Germany beef was cheaper than lamb so thats what they used however when they came uk beef was expensive and after major supermarkets took the good parts of lamb they left the shoulders for cheap and the Turks used lamb uk 95 percent lamb is used and its better but unfortunately there maybe 6 great places from 10,000 doner restaurants which is sad

[@serra9941]

It depends though. In Istanbul they can mix beef and lamb, since lamb can be too heavy for people.

[@DDIII3]

Best travel day ever was the one that culminated with me landing in Melbourne. Yes, long flight, had to clear Customs in Sydney first, all that. But, I was in Australia!!! Worst travel day... when I was young (20's) and had money enough only to take a bus. Missed a connection and had to spend the night at the Sacramento station. Nothing was open. No change for vending machines. Ticket agent would not make change. I even contemplated buying the cheapest ticket just to get change for food. The clientele was less than savory. I was propositioned in the men's room. Awww, good times..... That was my last bus trip.

[@farahsali1]

You should start a food trips channel as well. ❤

[@roym3742]

As i travel a alone, i am always driving, but that means i can please myself when & were i stop. love the vlogs

[@78teili]

Your my new fav YT channel. Im so happy i found you😀. But i was wondering how you can still travel without quarantine? (Im norwegian and we cant go anywhere without 10 days quarantine).

[@derbaron2293]

Actually nobody cares. Been on several business trips this year, never had to prove I was actually on a business trip. Airplanes full of obvious tourists. Sometimes a negative Covid-19 test is required, although not a pleasure, they're easy enough to accquire. Check if a negative test result BEFORE returning (last day abroad) is sufficient, this is the law in my country. You can also exploit the transit rule (less than 48 hours in a risk country). Be responsible though. I do believe Corona isn't half as bad as our gouvernments think but I saw toddlers, +80 year olds and other obvious members of the high risk groups in fully booked airplanes. Which I think is unecessary. And be aware that beeing abroad isn't the same these days. Lockdowns, curfews and extra rules are in place and usually the local police does make sure they're beeing followed. If you're planning to go on a pub crawl in Berlin, forget it right away. A hiking holiday or a short trip to a BnB with your significant other or a couple of friends? Check national Covid-19 rules and go for it.

[@chacocowboy3342]

I think in a short time your account goes through the top of the roof

[@papillon232]

Das wichtigste an einem guten deutschen Döner ist, es muss von einem Türken sein. Den deutschen Döner haben die türkisch-deutschen für den deutschen Markt erfunden und ich liebe sie dafür.

[@bibekdas5595]

Love you bro

[@MrSuperG]

Can you both do a review, in the coffee shops in Amsterdam, best strongest strains for price.

[@johnc3403]

For me it's that Steak and Stilton Pastie that I had in Looe, Cornwall many years ago, or any one of a number of lunchtime take-away curries that I had in the east-end when I was at uni in London.

[@katajha831]

We were in Salzburg a year ago this month. Prettiest place EVER and soooo cleannnnnnnnn.

[@ernkrtgl]

I'm from Salzburg! I'm very surprised seeing my city in the comments lol

[@katajha831]

@@ernkrtgl Gorgeous city. I waited my entire life to visit. We had a wonderful time. Its sooo clean.. You are very lucky to live in such a beautiful place.

[@garyfrederick7607]

on my travel days it is markets open air markets nature and beautiful architecture.

[@Dutchbelg3]

What a massive Döner ! That was gigantic and the saliva is finding its way out of my mouth ;-)

[@teresaroland7853]

Oh goodness! My husband is German and grew up eating German food! I got spoiled and I have become obsessed with it too much! However it can be very rich! The flavor in ever meal or treat is addicting!

[@o2bnov0307]

Will you be continuing your trip south, across the alps, and into Italy? If you'll be near my neighborhood, maybe we can meet up and see a cheese making business where the same family has been making cheese, yogurt, etc for over 200 years! Update: At the end I heard you were planning your Italian visit. I hope you had a great time!

[@andistuttgart9067]

Home 😀He creates the Doner (the skewer with the meat) by himslef, not an industrial created like in most other places, that makes it special and very delicious. I am currently in Austria for biking and hiking. The alps always are so beautiful.

[@homerchap]

One of my families European travel day snacks that we love, since we can’t get them in the States, are paprika Pringle’s!

[@martinquinn9007]

Funny going in about how nice the mountain and food are. And there an asda bag on the back seat

[@anirbankhatua6294]

It was nice

[@RobandJenny]

Can't sleep now without knowing if @john763 is real or not!! Love travel days, you get to see so much of the world go by! 😁

[@andresrammi]

Alex, "kill two birds with one stone" ?!? From a bird watcher/ lover, 😱 Of course just picking on you. Enjoy your time on the road! Thank you for the videos and sharing how Europe living is nowadays. Until who knows when, us from the US are behind the COVID wall away from the world...

[@worldhello1234]

@5:19 That must be a fancy pickup spot because in the Ruhrgebiet an extra large is €5 to €6.

[@globaltreats]

man, the tandoori chicken sets in george town are sooooooo good.

[@Agorwall]

German döner looks delicious. I love how the german version has a ramadan pide as its bread because it's one of my favorite types of bread but the "juiciness" of the meat is very important in a good döner imo. Much love from turkey :)

[@kayacenk4164]

all of them Turkish.. Turkish people making them :D

[@marschylive7664]

Its a fusion between germany and turkey and thats absolutely perfect.

[@gerhardadler3418]

When you ask the Turks living in germany, they mostly tell you the döner is better in germany

[@melih3750]

@@gerhardadler3418 yes but it is made by turks and that makes it turkish

[@liveforever9888]

@@melih3750 You wont find that anywhere in Turkey. Its German.

[@jessicakeeney2343]

We need a Doner kebab restaurant in Jacksonville Florida so bad!!

[@mehmetbozkurt6379]

Hello friends from Turkey 😀

[@travelertrome8449]

I was in Turkiye in 2006. Cappadokkia is one of the most amazing places I have ever been to in my life! Aside from Constantinople, also went to Pamukele and Ephesus. Amazing! The best doner kebobs are in Turkiye!

[@mehmetbozkurt6379]

@@travelertrome8449 Turkey; It is a beautiful country with its technology, health, culture and geographical location. It is necessary not to die without seeing this country. :)

[@travelertrome8449]

@Welatawe Swaz Yes I know. I was kidding when I said Constantinople. 😁

[@travelertrome8449]

@Vienna I guess I need to read up on my history again. No wonder I could not find a Constantinople tshirt anywhere when I was there. Thanks for the tip!

[@travelertrome8449]

@Vienna The USA. But I love to travel and I loved Turkey. Went to Pamukkele, Ephesus, Cappadocia, Marmaris...beautiful country!

[@heidicolville4961]

At some point in your life you have to come to Canada and see the Rocky Mountains. Also taste Canadian Beef - a steak medium rare, nothing compares. Our beef is usually raised on grass not corn so it tastes completely different

[@bf7702]

that crazy bird murder house! nightmares

[@mentoper]

Im Turkish, i live in Germany, I had my best döner in Stuttgart. But no one döner kebab from the world can beat döner Kebab from Türkiye 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🌹

[@appollo2066]

Turkish people introduced kebab in germany and netherlands there food is just fantastic

[@bichler]

"what are these birds stuffed with?" - all the good vegetables imaginable, fresh chili, fried chili... take a bite :) bon apetit

[@claudiaberger9639]

Holzwolle :-/

[@garyfrederick7607]

one of the things i flew over and never stopped at but one day i want too. i envy you.

[@carlaportocarrero6464]

Alex you are definitely cr-aaa-zyyyy!!! But I love watching your videos guys. Although I am a vegan and sometimes it is hard for me not to say things to Alex (even though he's not going to hear me) but I really enjoy your videos. Take care guys and adiós from Guadalajara Jalisco, México. 😊

[@Ssm19494]

Those mountains are alright but they're not the Canadian Rockies, nothing beats our mountains except MAYBE Nepal

[@Mustafiz1972]

I have often found Bangladeshi kormas and curries cooked at homes in England tastier than their counterparts in Dhaka. I think it is because of quality of the ingredients.

[@timokohler6631]

A little correction, turkish people came to germany in the late 50s and 60s, not after the war.

[@SajidHussain-lj5mr]

Wery nise kerbob !

[@willemp6432]

You drove under a bridge with trees growing on top of them. That is a wild life crossing so they don`t cross the roads.

[@Onechild83]

You stayed in Baden-Baden? That's my birth-place! 😃 ...I saw the Russian Church with the golden top just before you entered the 'Michaels-Tunnel' 🤩

[@shch1673]

The döner kebab was my favorite thing I ate when I was in Stuttgart. Delicious.

[@katherinepacey4163]

Bavarian alps... my favourite place in the world 💟💟💟

[@tubekulose]

If you have no "ö"- key on you keybord, you can also write "oe" as well, but just "o" is incorrect. 🙂 Also it can lead to bizarre confusions with German speaking people, both in spoken and written form, when not using Umlauts. E.g.: Schlosser = locksmith BUT Schlösser = palaces Masten = masts BUT mästen = to fatten schwul = gay (homosexual) BUT schwül = muggy Bar = bar/pub BUT Bär = bear Dosen = cans/tins BUT dösen = to doze Schussel = scatterbrain BUT Schüssel = bowl schon = already BUT schön = beautiful/handsome So without the possibility to use "ä", "ö" or "ü", better use "ae", "oe" or "ue" as a substitute. Well, "Döner" is a Turkish term, of course, but the Turkish "ö" is exactly pronounce like the the German one. Best regards from Vienna, Austria!

[@stefanl.1284]

Your really likes Germany 👍👍 Best Regards from Suhl Germany

[@lynmoore8355]

omg love kababs.... or whatever you call them over there......in australia we say Kababs.... and they are yummy...

[@scotanderson7689]

I got some great ones at Mintz Germany. I can not find a decent one back here in North America.

[@pegcaptain]

Alex would definitely like Chef's Table BBQ on Netflix.

[@goofsaddggkle7351]

That is the best thing to come to Netflix lately, and maybe to best food porn ever.

[@hansouth2355]

yeah, american bbq...though i gave up meats, i can still dream of tasting it through chef's table

[@murataslan6156]

Every 100 m in the distance there are a lot of döner kebap shop in the Berlin

[@bibekdas5595]

Travel beans is the my favourite you tube channel

[@NEWCOOKINGUSA]

Very friendly country

[@ingevonschneider5100]

Stuttgart is the place to eat "Spätzle", not Cologne.

[@whatermirror]

Your wrong my friend. Aldi is the place to eat Spätzle.

[@lagethagoosh3025]

Try box döner with salat and diffrent soses espeacially with chicken meat.

[@Tetkowski]

Germans and Austrians are big into hunting game for food. When I was 17, I stayed at a family-run hotel on the outskirts of Munich. Both the lobby AND the dining area walls were absolutely filled with skulls, antlers, and miscellaneous taxidermy of things that were probably on the menu at one time or another.

[@magecraft2]

How cool would it have been if one of the stuffed birds was actually alive and moved :)

[@tom4460]

Relax

[@simonmathews1331]

This video will get good views

[@ketamagold6253]

You have to try Mehmets Döner in Buxtehude

[@aporia82]

The only difficulty with doner in Germany is the white and hot sauce they usually add to a sandwich. Some people may like it that way, but it is quite unusual for Turks from Turkey. Those guys made a traditional one without any sauce and it looks pretty delicious. Have a great journey!

[@tomzhao103]

Wait for one hour to get it? I remember its almost every few blocks along the side streets of main shopping street Koenig Strasse in Station. Its for me better than the ones in Turkey, its Germanized Turkish food.

[@connorgioiafigliu]

I lovedöner!!!

[@Orhannn962]

Vietnam Kebab vs Neuseeland Kebab hahahaha we are everywhere hahaha

[@20TM]

No One..... The Owner: This is a Chil friendly Motel and i love Birds.

[@baskeToLogy21]

Now I will explain the difference between two doner kebabs. Lovely Travel Beans, you are right, the Türkisch Original Döner is better. Im from Turkey but i live in Germany. In Germany many sauces, salad, cheese etc. put into doner that you cant even taste to the meat. By Turkish (Original) version only meat. Because of the Meat is so delicious. If you come to Berlin must you visit "Baba Pirzola". You can eat best kebap ever in Germany.

[@nox5555]

industrial area have ofter very meat have döner places in germany.

[@gissmu]

Kebab Häusle is the best Dönner in Baden Würtenberg and it is in Reutlingen!!

[@AngelaBrinker]

Tacky/odd/kitschy Americana roadside attractions are fun if you embrace them for what they are. (Wall, South Dakota & Metropolis, Illinois are examples) Are they worth a full day? Well, no. A good place to stop for an hour or two and stretch the legs? Absolutely. (That entrance to the place you are staying is the stuff of nightmares...)

[@dnicefilms8550]

That kebab is made from beef and it's called yaprak, it different to the other kebabs because the were made out of a mixture of ground beef and regular beef.

[@keremakyuz1839]

Personally, I don't like doner, which made in Germany, meat is awkward, and they put too much sauce in it as well as too much topic, it kills the meat's taste. It is not Doner; it is like something else :D kind of a meat sandwich. Maybe because I ate somewhere bad, but don't know and never seen a place where I can find a good one; I live in Cologne if you know somewhere makes good doner as in Turkey, let me know :D

[@Ozgur72]

There is a saying in turkish. You dont trust the taste of your meat if you hide it behind sauces and stuff :)

[@ggoddkkiller1342]

The plot twist they were both Turkish doners as the restaurant in Germany is Alaturka which literally means ''Turkish style'' :)) While i think main difference is the meat as in Turkey doner is a mix of lamb and beef especially lamb tail fat is quite important for making doner tastier but i know it is hard to find tail fat in Germany so perhaps they are using only beef then doner would become less tasty but not by a huge level. Also that pide bowl was just amazing, sadly in Turkey doner is not served like that..

[@YusufOnder]

Alaturka is the best for sure in Germany 🙏😜 yummy yummyyyyyy but then best is still in turkey 😋😋😋

[@TravelBeans]

SO GOOD

[@wanderwurst8358]

😲 Omg, you´ve passed the Fischerviertel and the Ulmer Münster in Ulm?! And a little bit beside the Autobahn maybe Tübingen, Schloss Lichtenstein, Burg Hohenzollern, the Donautal and the Bodensee with Konstanz or Lindau?! And that all for a Kebap (yes, its a rather good one) in Stuttgart?! 🙄😄 Nevertheless, i like your videos and wish you a nice time.👍🙋‍♂️

[@nozee77]

You guys are so sweet and positive! I hope you have a blast on all of of your travels. Greetings from Germany. (All the stuffed animals make me sad though. 😞)