I dined here last night, the place is outside of the city center, it took me around 40 min walking. When I entered the restaurant, no one came to welcome and seat me, but they were instead starring until I found a place and sat. They didn't even bring the menu, I had to go an ask them. So there is literally no welcoming. No one obviously spoke English, except a young lady who came to take my order later. I ordered a plate of doner, I was given the choice between fries or rice. I chose rice, but it was dry. I came to know later, they cook everything in advance and they just keep it in a serving oven, and then they just scope it for you. The price wasn't high, but the value for money is low. 15 euros approximately for a precooked dinner with no hospitality, I wouldn't recommend it.

Food was okay. Ambience was good. Service was good. Pita , durum, kebab plater, meat lentil gravy with bread just average taste.

You can find wide variety of food from Turkish cuisine such as "karniyarik", "türlü" and "çoban kavurma". I started with a soup, "mercimek çorbasi". Continued with "adana kebap" and completed my lunch with desert li"sütlaç. In tota less than 19 € i paid .

Doner and food are very good. The staff is also friendly.

Very good quality Turkish food. Liked the doner and kebab the most. Very highly recommended, can’t wait to go back.

Local business, good for late night takeaway 👍

Turkish test, I think Indin Pakistani dont like

Worse stake of my life and adna kabab. Owner should train the nightshift chef on how to cook. Dry stake

Good Traditional turkish food always good quality, welcoming people!

Usually get the lentil soup and donerschotel. They have always been delicious. Staff is also very friendly. Would recommend!

Pide was alright, baklava was also okay, but the coban salad was just sad. It was basically a gigantic onion chopped up with a few sprinkles of lettuce, tomato and cucumber.

Hands down best kebab in Den Haag or even whole world. Live long Akedeniz! Highly recommend

One of the best since early 90's