so delicious! their chicken kebab was absolutely fire and i love their pickled beets.read more

I give this place 5 stars because it was (no question) the best durum kebab I have had in Denmark…read moreso far. I am therefore rating only the durum kebab I got and nothing else. Fast order, pleasant shawarma master, clean display, clean interior, nothing to complain about. The durum wrap itself was really delicious, baked after I ordered. Meat had a very good flavour with a lot of spices dominating the taste which is correct for my taste (since it's in most cases lamb which has a very strong odour). They added some salad, tomatoes, pickled cabbage, onions and some jalapeños along with a creme fraiche dressings and my durum kebab was ready. Price was 39DKK which is probably slightly more than other shawarma bars around Norrebro but totally okay with me and it is worth it. Since I am in the area quite often, I will most likely be back very fast. That was my first time at this place and certainly not last.

One of the best kebabs I've ever had in my life! We chose the lamb and classic doner, one in a pita…read moreand one in their flatbread. Both meats were so juicy and flavorful, and the kebabs were absolutely bursting with toppings and sauce. The place is no frills and the kebabs are cheap, but so so so tasty. Great for a late night snack (or any time of day, really).

The Dürüm you order from Kebabistan will have the freshest tomatoes, onions, and the like wrapped…read moreup along with some of the tastiest lamb around. I was duly impressed with how clean their open kitchen looked as well. This is a no-frills joint that might remind some of us from California of our favorite hole-in-the-wall taquerias in terms of both decor and atmosphere. Slather some hot chilli oil on your Dürüm for a more enhanced flavor and a slightly endorphin rush type effect. I, for one, am glad that the Kurds went to Denmark and brought their cuisine with them!

cold bread little amount quantity…read morelow quality rude customer service too salty no dressing

It's a shame that the highly rated reviews for this kebab place isn't true, since we were famished…read moreafter arriving at our hotel a little bit after lunch. We wanted a cheap meal because we were saving our Dkk- for more expensive place for dinner. Their kebab is clearly lacking in the meat department: taste and portion wise. The veggies are fresh and the sauce is adequate, but compared to Berlin and its cheap, filling Döner kebab, this place is inexcusable and pricey to boot.

I really liked that they put red cabbage and sliced olives, unlike any other place I've visited…read more(and they are many!). But the shawarma (lamb) was not as good as expected and I felt that I was too "dry". I understand that with less fat, food is healthier... but let's be honest: Who is ever eating at these places and look for a healthy menu-option?

My favourite shawarma in town. Try their homemade pitas and order them with hommos. Both chicken…read moreand beef is mostly very tasty.

the food was very good and the staff was very friendly and always made sure you had what you needed.read more

For a late night snack you should grab the kebab box. It was opened late and very cheap. This…read morebecame my last stop each night on my way back to the hotel

I've biked by this place so many times on the way to Kebabistan, but I'm glad I gave them a shot. I…read moremean, if you're gonna get a durum shawarma then you should still go to Kebabistan. But if you want a bigger meal at a low price, then have a look in here. They offer the most popular Turkish grill dishes and of course the obligatory pita, durum, burgers, and hotdogs. I went with Adana Shish Kebab (69 dkk) and although the menu warned that it was spicy, I still ordered a little pot of chili sauce (5 dkk). This was unnecessary and I only ended up using a bit because the meat was actually quite spicy. It also comes with flatbread, rice (or bulgur or fries), salad, tzatziki, and some pickles. The flatbread was very nice and flaky, I wish I ordered some hummus to mop up with it. I also got the lentil soup (35 dkk) which comes with pita and more pickles. Not the best lentil soup I've had but still flavourful and hit the spot on a cold windy night. This was more than enough food for two meals for me, and it tasted great. We ordered online to pick up in the restaurant and although we were 3, they cheerfully let us pay separately like the cheapskates we are. Good food, good service, low price.

This small but cheerful shop has an open fire pit where they grill kebabs like it was their job! OH…read morewait... They do a good job of it though and the meat is tender and juicy with a nice flame grilled flavor. They have nice salads and of course the standard Ayran, salty turkish yogurt drink, to accompany it. I don't think you can say anything is CHEAP in Copenhagen but this place is pretty close!

This place serves my favourite Shawarma in the city! The meat is real (unlike some of the other…read morejoints in the area, where it's just a hunk of 100% processed meat), and it's very juicy. The Dürum is also very reasonably priced, so you get a lot of value for your money. The service is very polite, and the hours are convenient. I cannot, however, comment on the quality of their pizza and burgers.

Best processed-meat Shawarma in copenhagen! It can't compete with the real 100% meat of the best:…read moreBeyti on Nørrebrogade, but still. This is one of those special places. Run by a burly but very friendly and somewhat.. noble Turkish man who somehow is able to serve 10 people at once. There is basically one thing this place is famous for: shawarmas. He makes his own bread for the durum wrap (rather than buying it readymade) and heats it up before making your shwarma and that is one reason for the magical quality of the shawarmas, but there's something more, I don't know... maybe it's crack, cos ppl are addicted to these and the tiny shop is never empty. There's a certain blend of spices that the meat has, that I've just not come across before. Just stand outside and let the aroma waft into your nostrils... you'll see what I mean. BTW, yes this place looks like a dive but don't judge a book by it's cover. Also... it's ridiculously cheap. I think a shawarma is 22 kr (durum wrap) or 17 kr (pita bread) at lunchtime and 25 & 20 kr after.