It has a good breakfast but not much variety, but overall it's great to try.

Since I heard from a number of people this Turkish restaurant was amazing and considering many Turkish people live in Vienna, I was expecting a lot more.....and so even though the food and service were passable, I was a little disappointed 😔 none of the abundance of delicious Turkish bread and salad that come in good Turkish restaurants, rack of lamb was over cooked and oily and vegetable stew was tasteless......maybe it wasn’t a good day and might come back to try other dishes....🤔

On holiday, recommended by Taxi Turkish driver, great food, waiters could be more friendlier, maybe do not know English, were some flys as evening progressed, had doors open to outside seating Overall enjoyed my meal!

Very nice Turkish restaurant with good food. Definitely enjoyed being here and will come again!

Tried the breakfast menue, which is a bit small. The bread was stale but some of the dishes was okay, nothing bad, but not wow either. Th tea was good and the staff was nice. And the juices was very artificial tasting.

Gorgeous garden, decent food. Many dishes are premade and sometimes are served lukewarm, grilled dishes can be dry. Nevertheless, It's the perfect place for a dinner on a hot Vienna evening. The service can sometimes be hit and miss, really depends on the waiters and their mood. Without the garden it wouldn't be worth a visit but it's such a lovely hidden oasis that it makes up for all little shortfalls.

We went there for lunch yesterday as my Austrian host recommended. Told me he used to come here all the time when he was a student in Vienna many years ago. The photo of the döner sandwich I had doesn't do justice to the actual taste and quality it had! The döner meat was excellent - non of that bull* processed meat lump you sea everywhere. It is properly stacked thin layers of meet on a döner pole. The bread, what is often called "gobit" in Türkiye, was superb!! It was also massive! I also had ayran to drink which seemed/tasted like it was home made! Great lunch for less than €10!! I'd definitely go back and try their stews which also liked pretty good and authentic!

The place is clean and spacious. It has a unique style. Waiters are friendly, polite and helpful. Prices are a bit expensive in comparison with the taste of the dishes. The restaurant is located in a nice area. Five minutes walking distance from the metro station. It is a family friendly restaurant. Not among the places I would love to visit again.

Perhaps due to the central location of the restaurant, but I think that the price is high compared to the food. The food is nice and all, but it may be overpriced in my opinion. Overall satisfactory experience. The restaurant itself is located right next to the Brunnenmarkt, so you get additional experience from shopping around in the streets, where there are more than a few Turkish, Arab and Asian shops around.

After few days traveling around in Europe, missing rice so much. The rice here tasted different compared with Asian cook, but tasted delicious

The döner kebab and chicken soup was so delicious. 10/10 recommend 🤩

the food was pricy but not really fresh and only average, the beer was too warm, toilets were overflowing and the waiter was just rude and basically wanted us to leave.... we will not bother him ever again!

A true oasis, or rather a real institution, in the middle of the now far too hip Brunnenmarkt district. No pallet furniture, no 3rd Wave coffee - simply good, also vegetarian food and non-alcoholic and alcoholic drinks (try the Turkish red wine!) until late at night in a pleasant atmosphere with great, attentive service, in the large inner courtyard in summer, in the winter garden or brick vault. Alone or with friends, an absolute recommendation!

Kent is always a perfect choice to enjoy authentic Turkish cuisine while sitting in their courtyard. Don't miss out on the Turkish tea.

Excellent food and services.

Super delicious food and nice interior with well mannered staff.

I'll stick to dusseldorf for doner.... Kebap was very bland too... My boyfriend was lucky and his lamb plate was excellent and tasty. Not too expensive though but the waiters were a bit rude...

Had a delicious meal here after drinks at a cafe in Yppenplatz. The best of the bunch was the lamb sis kebap. I got a mixed grill plate so I got to try a little of sis kebap, kofte, Adana, grilled chicken, and lamb chop and the lam sis kebap was by far the best. If I had the chance to go again I’d order a yogurt side or dip to go with. Pleasant courtyard in the interior for outside dining. Definitely recommend! One of our tastiest meals in Vienna.

Flavorless. Which is really hard when you serve Turkish food! Went here for lunch on a weekend and was expecting so much more. Food was simply bland. It is like they dumbed it down so much to meet the Austrian pallet that they killed what makes Turkish food great - the combination of spices and flavors that only exist where cultures intersected for thousands of years. Skip Kent and get a Donner on the street.

Clean, spacious place with friendly, polite & helpful waiters. Especially liked the courtyard outdoor seating in the summer. Delicious, reasonably priced food, great atmosphere. Tried the mixed grill platter with the lamb chops, sis kebab & yoghurt side- great food! Keep it up! 👍🏼