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Veal & lamb doner sandwich ($14.95) was rather bland. The ingredients seem fresh, but the meat did not have very much flavor at all. Service was quick. There is indoor dining available. I definitely do not recommend using their restrooms.
located in Kensington market. I've always passed by this spot whenever I walk around the area. I finally got to try it! It was packed with lots of chicken and the sauce that was drizzled into it made it really flavourful. Overall, I would come back and try more things on their menu such as their veal and lamb doner.
A main establishment in the culinary diverse area that is the Kensington market. Otto's brings a germain flair to the area by offering currywursts and doners. I've been to this place a couple times and they have been consistent with their boxes. Would definitely recommend for tourist and locals! Halloumi box - Although not a doner, halloumi is a middle eastern cheese I've fallen in love with recently. It has a chewy tough bouncy texture and very salty flavour. This is contrasted with the crispiness and fluffiness of the fries. In terms of flavour you have the saltiness from the cheese and a mix of mayo and hot sauce. A small box was sufficient for me as the fried ingredients made it super heavy. My friend had the lamb box. Lamb was tasty (maybe too salty as you want the lamb flavour to come out as well). At the end there was a lot of oil remaining in the bottom of the lamb box, so it would be even more heavy. Passionfruit lychee slushie - Worked really well as a summer drink and counteracted the heaviness from the fries and cheese. The ice in the slushie is very interesting as its not very fine, instead it was rather chunky and round making it feel like a peculiar texture. The big chunks also meant that as you drink from the straw, you get more of the juice than the ice, so I'd recommend consuming with a fork. This establishment is on the pricey side and on the heavy side, so its less of a regular affair. For me, it is a once in a while kinda thing, but I would highly recommend!
Oh I love Otto's one of my fav doner places and it's located right at Kensington Market. I've been here a few times and this is the first time I opted for the vegan/vegetarian version. I got the gemuse box, which is eggplant and veggies and my partner got the haloumi doner. It looks just as good as it tastes. However, I did find my gemuse box (eggplant and veggies) left me a bit peckish afterwards. My box was mixed with fries. The doner may be a better option because it comes with the breading that may keep you fuller. I'm not vegetarian, but I think some vegan/vegetarian-friendly protein doner style options would be great to make the meal more filling. I had no issues with it being filling when I order the meat versions in the past.
Surprisingly, it's quite hard to find german doner around Toronto but Otto's knocks it out of the park. When put in the same class as other fast casual bowl eats, it's definitely near the top. I've only ever ordered delivery from here, but the portions are solid for the higher price, and the taste is delicious. Hoping I can come back here in person one day for the full experience!
Even worst than I remember! I came here about five years ago and despite the high rating but I was not impressed. But today I figured I wanted something new so I would tried agian. And it was a lot more worst. I ordered and I was surprised that it was ready within a few min. But I found out why. It way too salty and the chicken was not fresh. Like some restaurants who hire lazy employees they would cut the chicken the chicken from the spit and leave it there till a new order then reheat it. When I ate it it was barely warm and the fries were also not fresh. Maybe from another order? There is not enough veggies or sauce to have different flavour. This is really bad. Think they just stopped proper training and proper quality control. Just disgusting. Don't even waste your time and money. Worst meal I had in months or this year and I eat out often.
//5 stars for great food Quick and filling. What else would you need from a restaurant? It's a Doner restaurant with a ode to German cuisine. Like most kebab restaurants it caters mostly for take-outs and deliveries. However, they have some tables available to consume there - it is a small establishment. Their menu has Doner, Teller or bratwurst for main entrée - depending on your liking. I got the small Lamb teller on salad with yogurt and hot sauce to mimic the kebab trucks in NYC. I highly recommend the small serving as it filled me up for the rest of the day of walking. The meat was greatly seasoned, the yogurt balanced out the hot sauce. As you can see from the picture posted, the size of the box is small but it's packed with food. The salad was fresh and helped fulfill the whole dish. I recommend this choice. It took approximately 5-10 minutes to get my take-away. They give you paper napkin and fork. This is a great choice for a quick lunch if you're about to walk and explore the city.
This German street food place has a relatively small menu, with doner kebab (and variants) and currywurst only. They do have many types of alcohol - beer, cider and wine, which sets them apart from the competition. Got the Chicken Doner. You probably shouldn't bother with the fries option, since they're stuffed into the doner instead of served separately (which among other things means they get soggy very fast). The meat was very good - very fragrant & pretty moist, and the bread was nice and crispy. The doner was light on the sauces, though. That said, this place is pretty pricey for what you get, and you can get other good doners for less. While the paper holder for the doner (just like what you'd get in Germany, or indeed much of Europe) is a nice touch, it doesn't quite justify the price.
If you're looking for an authentic Berlin-style döner, look no further than Otto's Berlin Döner! The döner here is made with thinly sliced beef, lamb or chicken, and is served on a soft, fluffy pita bread with plenty of fresh vegetables and a delicious yogurt sauce. The beef döner is my personal favourite - it's so flavourful and juicy, and the yogurt sauce really ties everything together. The lamb döner is also very good, and the chicken döner is a great option if you're looking for something a bit lighter. The service at Otto's is always friendly and efficient, and the prices are very reasonable. I highly recommend Otto's Berlin Döner - it's the best döner in town!
Wow, first time trying it and so glad I did!!! The pita is amazing. Just get everything in the chicken doner. It'll be messy but it'll be worth it. The price is a little more than expected, they should make it a meal with a drink. There are 3 tables inside and tables outside on a patio. Great service and food comes out quick! There's parking at Kensington just FYI but it's always busy and rammed... So good luck!
Delicious food!! Can't go wrong with Otto's, definitely worth trying. We ordered to go and the food was ready on time. Lots of seating and casual dining if you want to eat there. Glad we tried this spot!
Aptly named. Their Döners are Berlin-level good. Excited to find this place while looking around Kensington and was at the top of my list when visiting. I'm only here for a week but I'll be back before I go.
7 years ago
The food is alright. I mean it's different. I got small veal and lamb teller. I thought the meat was a bit dry. I got all of the sauces on mine which complimented the salad a bit. I also ordered a poutine since they had that item for a limited time. I didn't find anything special about their poutine. However, their fried cheese was interesting texture and taste. Overall, I think you should give it a try to see if you like or not. read more
8 years ago
Small is already a pretty big portion! The chicken with fries and all the sauces is very good. Way better than a classic poutine in my opinion! The chicken with couscous (cold) is very refreshing, on the other hand. Quick seat turnover at this place, so it's not too hard to get a table. However, it can get very busy. read more
Otto's Berlin Döner puts German style food on the map in Toronto. A döner ranges from $6.95 to 7.95, the Döner Teller ranges from $7.95 to 9.95. As other reviewers had mentioned, be prepare to wait for 10-15 minutes for your food. My colleagues and I had waited for a solid 15 minutes after the order was placed. The food was delicious. The only fault was the slightly dried chicken. It seems juiciness of the chicken was sacrificed for a crispy exterior. This was luckily compensated by the garlic yogurt sauce and hot sauce. It is only detectable when eating the content of the döner separately and likely undetectable when eaten as a whole. My colleague was kind enough to let me try the veal and lamb döner he had ordered. Between the two, I would order the latter in the future. Overall, Otto's Berlin Döner is great for after-party or coma food. It's filling and definitely warms your belly and puts you to sleep! read more
The chemistry is perfect here. Stuck in a sketchy location in Kensington on Augusta Ave. up near College, Otto's has a unique take on the classic middle eastern sandwich. Couple that with some serious German-style efficiency and organization, and BEER, now any doubts about their competency disappears as you walk through the doorway. Teutonic perfection demonstrated here is clearly the balance of ingredients in the sandwich and how it is plated. The relationship between the veggies, the meat, and the bread is what I like, and to wash down that with a tasty Belgian beer on TAP yet, well this is what turns my crank! I'll be back to try other menu items. read more
7 years ago
My first time trying a 'doner' which is basically a pita sandwich with lots of toppings inside. And I absolutely loved it! Their quantity is pretty big as you can see in the picture, it was very filling. Not to mention it's not expensive at all! I recommend this place to anyone visiting Toronto. It's unique and I guarantee you have never eaten a sandwich like this before! I will definitely be going back there. read more
I came here one night after reading all the food reviews about it online. The store is located in Kensington and was really well decorated. There was a really relaxing vibe with all the cute little decorations. I ordered my food (chicken teller box) and it took around five minutes for me to get it. The box was pretty full, however there was not much chicken at all. It was mainly filled with veggies. Thus, I thought it was a bit expensive (around $16) for what it's worth. I can get something similar at chipotle or the halal guys for much cheaper and with more meat. The chicken was also cold and flavourless; all of its flavour came from the salad. With the sauce and the feta, the box tasted more Greek than German. I will be coming back sometime to try the doner. However, I didn't really enjoy the chicken teller box. read more
Small, but packs a punch!! It's a German styled street food restaurant specializing is sandwiches and beer. The Doner is like a Greek Gyro, it contains think, juicy slices of spit-roasted, chicken, veal or lamb. You can order them on a pita or in a box. The meat is tossed with fresh tomato, crunchy iceberg lettuce and red cabbage, then doused with a spicy, garlicky yogurt sauce. If you like spicy foods, ask for the hot sauce. It's a slow burning, I believe cumin based. They also have a halloumi Doner, which is a fried salty cheese w/ feta in a pita or box, and their currywurst and fries. On tap or bottles, you can find nine German brews, including a Schwarzbier. It's a great cheap eat in Kensington! read more
Otto's Berlin Döner was a small restaurant with a hipstery kind of vibe. It was a smart causal service where you ordered and paid for your food and could eat in or take out. In fact, we saw a lot of takeout orders during the time that we were there. We ordered the Veal & Lamb Döner. (When I saw the photos on Google maps, I didn't realize what I wanted to try was their sandwich! It certainly didn't look like it. XD I had to ask the staff to confirm.) They had a self-service water station. They also had beer from a tap and wine. It was a very popular place with lots of customers dining in on a Friday night. The Veal & Lamb Döner sandwich was gigantic and so worth it and filling for one person to eat. It was bigger than the size of my face! It was loaded with diced tomatoes, cucumbers, red cabbage, onions, hot sauce, garlic aioli, yogurt herb, and fresh leaf lettuce. The pita bread was sooo good! Despite it having so many ingredients in it, it held up very well and was easy to eat with your hands. I especially liked the garlic aioli smeared generously on the pita bread. The saucy meat was even tastier as you got to the bottom of the sandwich and it was definitely the kind of thing I crave for sometimes. I highly recommend this restaurant!! read more
8 years ago
Situated in Kensington market it's a prime place to be especially in the summer. I went last week for dinner with some friends surprised how pricey it is. I understand it's downtown but for the portion and the taste certainly found it a bit overpriced. Otto has a self serve system where you pay and wait for your order. Seats are limited but they do open up the patio. I got the chicken bowl doner. Its pretty typical sauce salad chicken. Honestly not much to write home about it was 12 for a small bowl. I was disappointed but the food did taste good again not very unique you can get this type of food for bigger portion elsewhere. read more
9 years ago
If you're looking for great simple eats for reasonable prices, you have to try Otto's Berlin Doner. I've been here several times and have never been disappointed. The menu is simple: choose between doner (sandwich), teller (box), or wurst (sausage). For doner or teller, have a choice between chicken, lamb and beef, halloumi cheese, or another vegetarian option. You can get teller and wurst options on your choice of fries, salad, or couscous ($1 extra). Then you choose which sauces you like - garlic aioli, yogurt sauce, and hot sauce (or all 3), and can even ask for sauce on the side. I have tasted the lamb and beef, the chicken and halloumi and all were amazing. The meats have this satisfying juiciness yet also have a great crust on the meat that adds a nice contrast of texture and flavour. I love the teller box because it gives me a gluten-reduced option, and the red wine vinegar dressing on the salad has such brightness of flavour that I often have cravings for it. The bread that comes with the doner has nice grill marks on it but a fluffy soft interior. Many people enjoy the sandwich option but be warned that it can be quite messy! They have a liquor license and a nice patio outside. I will definitely be back! read more
For my 3rd food adventure of the day, my cousin and I ordered a Bratwurst with seasoned fries. I don't think I've ever had German food before, so I was interested in trying this sausage with curry ketchup. I can't say that I liked the curry ketchup that much, but I did enjoy the sausage and the seasoned fries. I love how Toronto has many different types of cuisines. I don't think I can get something like this in San Francisco. read more
I have never tried a Doner before, but boy was it good. The bread was not to thin and had the perfect crunch with a softer inside. The fries were a great addition to the vegetables in the inside, and the sauce was really good. For a first time experiencing this, my mouth still waters thinking about the dish, and I will definitely visit again next time I have the chance. read more
7 years ago
Check the expiry date of the special beers you order there. Had a Weihenstephaner Dunkel which expired 6 Month ago. When asking staff, they checked their other bottles which all had the same April expiry date, serving it in November. Not something you expect for an $11/bottle beer. Don't expect an authentic Currywurst either. All you get is a sausage with a bit curry ketchup on the side. Very disappointing. Otto must have left Berlin many years ago or it is just the name on their restaurant now. read more
This is the perfect place in Kensington market to meet up with a friend for a delicious simple meal and some tasty beverages. I met a friend here at about 8 PM on Wednesday night and we had a nice seat by the front window. They were doing a good business but there are still seats available for us to be comfortable. We both ordered the chicken teller box with halloumi, half fries, half salad, and a mixture of all the sauces. They had a can of cider which went really well with the spices in the sauces. The refreshing cider balanced out the medium-level spice. It was the perfect level of spice for me. They also have a very nice large selection of unique beers. The small box option was more than enough food for myself, though my friend chose the large box option. If you're in the area you should definitely do yourself a favour and stop by for some tasty eats. read more
Otto's sells Turkish German fusion in Kensington Market. You can get kebobs, curry-wurst, and a German beer here. Prices are a decent as beer comes in a half liter and portions are generous. Would come back if I was in the area. The venue is pretty small, with some indoor and out door seating. The COOLEST thing is the bathroom. If you end up using the WC, go and hit the buttons on the way for a good time ;)... it's music and disco you sickos! Ordered: Currywurst - plenty of fries, one large banger and seasoning on it. Fairly tasty, good amount of curry Munich Gold - very light, crisp. Step up from coors. read more
9 years ago
About freaking time I tried Ottos!!!! (I've tried the bierhalle, totally different food and vibe) It was sooooo good!!! I've never had a döner but I've had many similar foods like shawarma and whatnot. But this was next level good!!! The bread was the bomb.com and their creamy garlic sauce was on point. I got the chicken! The portion was a great size but it was so yummy I could have had 2 LOL! Just like the bierhalle the bathrooms are also a party which is a fun bonus!! The location is tiny in Kensington tucked away on Augusta but if you're lucky you can score a table or better yet, a patio spot!! Service was also really friendly. Can't wait to introduce my bf to this one!! read more
Fantastic eatery in a great neighborhood. This place is a gem in the Kensington market (which has a reputation of having lots of amazing places; makes a perfect destination for a food crawl). There is nothing I don't love about Otto's. Great food; great beer selection to wash it all down; fresh ingredients; very reasonable prices. Sign me up. I had a Chicken Doner. It was sumptuous, tasty and fresh. The have a patio too to do some people watching while you enjoy what they have to offer. read more
7 years ago
3 years ago
Having heard from my military friends who were stationed in Germany about döner kabobs, this was the first location I've ever stumbled upon selling them. Typically this is a street food that resembles a schwarma, but I believe tasty in its own way! The bread that wraps your meat and veggies, was slightly thicker and held well together. This place is located in Kensington Market in Toronto. They have posted hours and are typically open for lunch and dinner. I arrived as soon as they opened and a line had already formed. They have more than just döners to choose from. However, since I'd been on the lookout I had to get one. They have options for different sauces and ask if you would like one, two, or, all three. I chose all three. At first bite, got a hint of spice, creaminess of the sauce, and crunchy vegetables. Everything combined was incredible. Since I don't live nearby, I definitely look forward to returning next time I'm in Toronto! read more
7 years ago
11 years ago
Hallo. I'm here to chat about Otto's after experiencing ze CURRYWURST last week. The new spot in Kensington offers amped up German fast food and beverages. (And by the way, did you know that there's an actual Currywurst museum in Berlin?) I appreciate that they use quality Olliffe butcher meat for their sausages. I ordered the bratwurst and fries. The house-made sauces were voll tasty: a not too thick garlic sauce and a more viscous tomato curry sauce. I liked the added onion and cabbage garnish and it made me want to do half-salad, half fries (or couscous) for next time. I got takeaway and my eats were thoughtfully packaged. Super sweet owners too. I could live on the PRIME MATE that they sell (they also have the bigger and more well-known Club Mate). This is a Montreal-based carbonated yerba mate drink that I knew about when it was a Kickstarter campaign, but hadn't actually tried until Otto's. It's close to perfect. Refreshing, not too sweet, plus it's not bad for you either. My dear coconut water should be very, very afraid. I had heard that everyone in Uruguay walks around with Yerba Mate in thermoses. I get it now. As a bonus, the Prime Mate packaging is pretty and blends in well with Otto's cute 'n clean design touches. Speaking of which, does the Simpsons yellow theme and rounded figures remind you of a particular Ottoman(n)? I'm going back to try the D'oh!-ners and beers on the patio. I also need to experience a SOLO DANCE PARTY in the bathrooms. I don't recall this kind of buzz about a bathroom since L'Avenue or Mozza in Montreal. Their summer hours are laid back as hell. You can grab a quick lunch; spend a lingering afternoon with some drinks; get dinner; snack and drink something pre-party or post-work; or enjoy some late night eats. *:･ﾟ*I Want To Thank You *:･ﾟ* Update: went back for those beers and bathrooms. Excellent. As for the doners, they were fresh tasting and loved that speciality bread. A bit more meat and more evenly distributed sauce would be ideal (last few bites were the best ones), but overall this spot is fun! read more
I have been craving German street food doners for awhile and have finally found a place to get it! The chicken doner with all the toppings and sauces was delicious and very filling! There was plenty of perfectly seasoned chicken. It was kind of difficult to eat however so get the Teller box if you're looking for something less messy. Minimalist design inside the restaurant. Order at the till and seat yourself. Will come back and pair the food with some of their numerous German beers! read more
We came for group lunch on Friday - from the initial pics - it looked like the place was mostly a take-out place so we had planned to do take-out. However it was a pleasant surprise to see a nice little patio out front with several tables inside. We ordered a variety of the lamb+veal and chicken doners along with two of the currywurst boxes to try. Unfortunately, they were out of the traditional bratwurst so we had the summer sausage which was equally good! Having never had a doner - I wasn't sure what to expect as they looked like wraps but they tasted amazing! The lamb+veal was great - bread was nicely toasted and filled with fresh salad, lamb and veal topped with the trio of sauces! The currywurst brought back memories of being at the train station in Frankfurt. Loved the food. If there is one critque - it is probably the fries which were too salty and a bit soggy. Not a big deal for me as we came for the doner and sausauges but crisp fries would have make this a 5 star. Will be back to try the other boxes :) read more
5 years ago
9 years ago
Some of the best fries I've ever had! Small, crispy, dark, and salty - maybe also seasoned with some other things? I couldn't put my finger on it. The Gemüse Teller I ordered was mostly fries, with a small portion of (delicious) grilled vegetables on top. I didn't realize I could get half salad, which I might do next time. I wish there had been more vegetables. My partner's Gemüse Döner was tasty, especially with garlic aioli and feta added. It didn't seem terribly authentic, but it's also been a while since we've had actual Turkish Döner in Germany. :) Good bread, garlicky sauce, and lots of veggies. The place was crowded on Friday night, with a big takeout rush right before closing. Our order took less than ten minutes though. We ate at the bar and it was fine. I made sure to check out the washroom, based on other reviews, and I'm very glad I did! read more
7 years ago
10 years ago
GET THE HALLOUMI TELLER BOX. Yes this is a döner joint, but the best thing here BY FAR is the halloumi (fried cheese). Get it on half couscous, half fries. Their fries are incredible - they taste like curly fries and soak up the sauces perfectly. The couscous is great and makes you feel less bad about eating fries and fried cheese. Every forkful of fries smothered in couscous and sauce with a bite of halloumi is AMAZING. I've had this three times this week and I can't stop. The döner is good too but seriously tho the halloumi read more
Delicious döner - even my non bread loving friend was loving it. There are a few options for sauce: spicy, yogurt, and garlic (?). You can ask for all three! The spicy sauce is on the really spicy side, not for the occasional spicy fan. But if you are indeed a spicy lover, you're in for a treat. Also got the weisswurst currywurst, the sauce is currilicious! It comes with a choice of salad or fries, and again, you can ask for half of each. The salad was fresh and well seasoned, and the fries were skinny and on point. The currywurst sauce is divine. It goes surprising well with the meal. Overall it's the winner of the night. There are beer on tap as well and it comes in a big mug. One big downer is that the portion is on the small side, I was still hungry after and so was my friend. But guess what - you are in kensington, there're a few places for desert (millie crepe) and or a beer after. Make it a kensington day, my friend! read more
11 years ago
This place is very good! We got a döner and a döner teller with chicken and a couple of beers. Everything was really good and just the right amount of spicy. Definitely would love to come back here again. Make sure you make a trip to the restrooms as well and don't be afraid to push the big button ;) read more
8 years ago
My friend and I stopped here for a quick bite, and it's definitely one of the best restaurants I've tried in Kensington. The service was friendly and staff were quick. More importantly, the food was delicious! I tried the chicken doner ($9.50 + tax) and was blown away at how fresh and savory it tasted. The chicken was grilled to absolute perfection, and the sauces provided just the right amount of flavor. For a health conscious person like myself, this was a great cheat meal because it's essentially a salad with three sauces in a bread. My friend ate most of the bread and said she has never had that kind of bread before. The portion size was great and very filling - I ate it around 4:30 PM and haven't needed an evening snack. read more
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Kensington Market
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