Mr. Kebab | Restaurant. Bar. Catering.

The name Mr. Kabob gave me with the expectation of a quick fast food counter. While the food is quick, it's actually a comfy and cozy cafe with take away or table service/eat in options. Large windows let in sunlight and pillows line the bench. They also have several small tables outside along the cafe.

The other surprise was the size of the Donner kabob I ordered. They have bread and rolled options, I went with the bread and it was huge. The bread was soft, slightly toasted and warm. The chicken inside was really good as was the sauce, my only real complaint was wanting more sauce, more evenly distributed. They also use a cabbage mix for the veggies, while my personnel presence is just lettuce along with the tomato and cucumber.

Good price, good food, friendly staff.

This place is the shiznet! It's loungy and bar-like, yet good enough to bring your kids along. We did indeed bring our boys here. The waitress/bartender was awesome and spoke very English very well. Th food - Turkish style middle eastern was great. Kids had a burger and falafel. Wife and I had Doner(Gyro basically). All that and drinks for the kids and 5 drinks for us(yeah kids drove ya crazy today - don't judge) - $55 Euros. I overtipped the waitress because the kids were being little twerps, over tired from a long day. She really did a fantastic job though.

The food was okay, but the service was terrible. I had to stand up to get the waitress's attention. I ordered the grill plate, but asked for extra salad instead of rice. The server brought the food and apologized for not having extra salad instead of rice, but still gave it as is. I would have thought if she knew the problem, she would have given extra salad or addressed it somehow (I didn't want to pay for the rice and have it just go to waste), but she just left it. She never brought the hummus I had ordered, so I ended up getting up and going to the counter inside to ask for it. The grill plate also wasn't as described and was missing the stuffed meatball. The hummus was very good and the chicken was pretty solid, but everything else was just okay. The servers in the restaurant also came out for their smoke breaks and sat down on a stoop literally right behind my chair, which was pretty obnoxious. I wouldn't recommend this place.

It's refreshing to see a kebab shop that is always packed full of people! This bustling little place is the closest I've seen to a kebab place merging with a bar. The staff are really funny, and always seem to make up a randomly lower price than the menu. When you ask for beers they fill up a carrier bag with load without enquiring as to how many you wanted! I love it.


Food wise there's a massive selection of healthy stuff, including a lot of roasted veg, humous, rice, unleven bread etc. You won't get bored...


... and the killer factor? It's at the end of my road.


Mr. Kebab Dubara. Fact.
Video link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7Nx4ocd8PM

I'm now a regular patron of Mr. Kebab. It can't really be beaten. You can get a really great (and rather large) donner wrap for EUR3, or perhaps a few skewers of lamb/chicken with rice, bread and veg for EUR7. If that isn't enough there's a huge mountain of meat and salad which is EUR20 ish between two. You'll never finish it though.


The toilets are also worth mentioning. It's like some crazy freaked out disco in there - what's that all about?!

So a place called Mr. Kebab is not exactly what you would think of as great for a pesqutarian. This though was one of my favorite meals in Hamburg. There were a whole bunch of vegetarian options and the one I got was absolutely delicious. My mouth waters thinking of this restaurant. Great place to visit!

I wasn't entirely impressed by Mr. Kebab the first time I went, but for some reason, my second visit was the one which had me sold. The three of us ordered an "enlarged grill Teller" (see photos) which ended up including an insane amount of meat on a plate (it was about 30eu). How we managed to finish all of it is still somewhat of a mystery (how we managed to fit beer in afterwards is even more of a mystery), but we came out of Mr. Kebab in a blissful, beefy haze.


The meat at Mr, Kebab, as I mentioned, is excellent. Well prepared and a rich menu assortment (a menu which includes many ridiculous and nonsensical bits of Engrish). The service is very friendly and the prices are extremely fair.


The bathrooms are a little trippy. If this would be my only advice to you, make sure you visit the toilets before you down 3 liters of beer, and not after. You'll thank me later.

I shared the massive meat platter and salad. Delicious food, nice beer, good price, and great atmosphere. It DOES manage to do the whole semi-bar, semi-kebab shop really well, and is a great way to start off the night. A niche but very important role.


The staff were really friendly too and the food and beers arrived quick. For the quality of quantity of food you get, the price is great.

A Kebab joint unlike any other I've encountered setting a whole new bench mark as far as kebab shops go


Firstly a proper dine in Kebab shop?! Unreal! Being use to ordering my Kebab from a corner stall after a big night out, consuming the contents either on a street bench or as I walk home, this place resembles more of a comfortable Turkish bar/cafe then any kebab shop back in Sydney.
The place obviously has quite a following with it's tables still full and lively even on a late Tuesday night.


The servings are huge and very tasty!!! Ordering a small plate delivered enough food to comprise three meals for me let alone one! The highlight for me was being able to order a nice cold one with my meal-The fact that I can now enjoy both a Beer and a Kebab simultaneously and at the beginning of a night out rather then as the end of a big one has definitely secured a loyal customer out of me


A Kebab shop that serves Beer is just plain genius!!


If only they did this in Australia.

Mr. Kebab is a turkish restaurant with an really accelent service. You can't compare it to the common opinion of turkish food, like Dönerbuden.


Like I said, the service is brilliant and the food too. Yummie, really a lot and you can pay it.


My advice: The Grillteller for two (it's enought for 3 easily even for 3 men)


And: Got to the toilette there. It's an experience ;)