Friendly staff and good service. We tried the chicken kebab sandwich which was big and tasty, it…read morecosts 10 francs and they close at 10 pm.

5 star if you consider price and quantity. Really effective…read morefast food place in Basel. Good food. Friendly staff.

Great menu and fast and reasonably priced. I had the Gyro,…read moreit was huge on pita that they made to order. Your choice of fresh topping and sauce. Definitely going back to try other menu items

Quick place to stop by for some middle eastern food if it's Sunday and most of the restaurants are…read moreclosed! I had the kebob pita. The protein is chicken mixed with beef. The pita is a thick and and fluffy and is closer to a bread. Also, cash only!!

Plentiful food and friendly service. Very basic ambience. It was good to see this affordable option…read morein a pricey city.

Where do you eat after a dim sum debacle?…read more Place is among dozens of restaurants within easy walking distance of our Adler hotel. Pictures on the wall of each food item, along with an associated price, for those struggling with their German. Just point and mumble. I ordered the fisch mit reis und salad fur 18 chf, and the wife ordered the stuffed egg plant with rice and salad for 14 chf. Hole in the wall restaurant with a few tables outside and more tables inside. We order inside, and sit outside. Service is good, and our meals arrive in minutes. My salad comes with several large slices of tomato, cabbage and lettuce, all soaked in a Ranch like white dressing. The white rice has a butter aftertaste. The fried fish is perfect, not fried too much, just enough to cook the insides, and is tender and flaky to the touch. Wife's stuffed eggplant tastes different from the eggplant at home, and comes stuffed with sliced beef inside, and other ingredients. Not to my wife's tastes, but she eats it all. Has a piece of my fish, and loves it. Whole meal comes to 32 chf. I go inside with the bill. Proprietor apparently expects cash, and feints misunderstanding, when I mention paying by credit card. Finally I give him a 100 chf bill, and get change in coins and small bills. Got to save those coins, as the public toilets are often pay per flush, or about 1.50 chf per flush! As I go outside, I see the visa credit card symbol on the window! Scammed again like a true tourist!

The service at NOSCH was very friendly & we enjoyed sitting out at the street tables while we ate…read more As for the food, it was a solid "just OK". Certainly fine for a quick bit to eat, but not something I would seek out.

Any place that can keep up with the crowds during a Fasnacht parade is OK by me…read more The Lahmacun had clearly been frozen, and the meat was fairly tasteless, but the veggies were fresh and sauce generous. There's actually a fair amount of seating, and windows --- not a bad place to sit and relax for a while.

Just needed some hearty, reasonably priced food on a late evening in Zürich. My wife and i were…read morevisiting from Florida and had lived in Germany previously - Döner was just the meal and Millenium was just the place. We were served promptly in a nice place that we could have eaten in at if our 10-month old daughter was (beyond) ready for bed. I got take-out chicken Kebap in a roll (Dürüm) with standard toppings, and it was everything you'd want out of this sandwich. Right ratio of sauce to other items, great meat seasoning, fresh vegetable components, and they held up well on the 25 min walk home. Would highly recommend this place!

Tired of freshly baked Gipfels for breakfast? Do you need hot pizza @ 9 AM? Then this might be…read morethe place for you! This place serves lunch and dinner foods all day. Pizza, sandwiches, wurst, döner, etc You can get your Döner... in a box, on a long bread roll, in a durum wrap, or on a plate with fries. What is Döner in a box? Fries, döner meat, and covered with red and white sauces. Eat with fork. Who came up with Döner in a box? I have no idea but I am going to guess that two friends, a Turkish and a Dutch guy, partied late one night, got the munchies, and combined two national foods. Located right on Limmatplatz and accessible by the 13 and 17 Trams. Open 24 hours on the weekend.

A very tasty treat, away from the tourist-laden paths of old town Lucerne, but worth the walk!…read moreDefinitely a take-out spot but does offer a few tables of you wanted to eat in. Although I'm not vegetarian- they are vegetarian friendly and the food is freshly prepared and is very clean. Always happy to find unpretentious hole in the wall places with good food! The gyro and falafel wraps are hearty and filling! And love the hot sauce that they expertly layer on along with the crisp lettuce and pickled red cabbage and fixings. Refreshing to eat food that isn't super salty yet flavorful!