ANADOLU türkisches Restaurant und Stehcafe

Once again in this Turkish snack I want to make an update that I want to share at the end of the post. Anadolu has several branches in Düsseldorf. If I'm on my way to Friedrichstadt, and my stomach asks for respectable portions at a small price, then you're really well removed here. No matter when I look by, it's always well visited. A little annoying is the volume of Turkish music played and that the tables cannot always be called clean. Several times when I came in the late afternoon, the vegetables were completely labbrig! The decoration is also in the need of adaptation: plastic palms and cheesy pictures on every wall, also next to the toilets. This is a question of taste. Now on the positive side of the place: fresh salads that are garnished according to the various additional ingredients, this leads to different price and varies between 3.50 for peasant salad with feta cheese up to 5,50 for mixed salad with Gouda, until I really think it was more expensive with tuna. You can also get the baked goods if you order a large salad. What is always worth a visit is that a vegetarian and a meat dish are ever offered for 3,50, but only in the period between 12 15h. It's not surprising that it's fast out of hand considering that many suits here in the area have their jobs... It is not supposed to be a depreciation, that is a realization when you know how many companies around the Count Adolf Strasse have their seat. To return to the restaurant to the main dishes served is always asked what to eat. There is a choice between rice and Bulgur. In principle, a basket with bread is added without additional costs. All hot dishes provided in the heat container are combined with vegetables as a menu sequence. My friend did not like the last time, because at the same time they got potatoes, as well as the mentioned saturation supplement. It's not a disadvantage to me! Whether chicken, turkey or lamb the foods are quite delicious, even if sometimes a little salt is missing, it is on every table so it can be refreshed. All in all, it is clear that I will come back soon! This week I was back at ANADOLU after a long time. What I want to add first when you come with the idea here by car, that can be difficult. The number of parking spaces is very limited. Directly in front of the entrance Count Adolf Platz you have access to the subways 71, 72, 73, 83 as well as to the trams 706, 09. But the majority takes the main entrance in Friedrichstraße. I found that in the afternoon my vegetables were no longer cooked. In addition, the loudspeakers and cleanliness could be quite loud: . Ask it little appetite if you can see what was taken for supplements. It is also positive that the selection of hot dishes has increased to about 8. Yes, according to which combination you can choose it cheaper or not. What surprised me that there was a fish dish! That was about €9. My vegetable stew doesn't see it... with its about 6 € in the middle field. But what annoyed me as an allergy-cracker was that in the supplement Bulgur lenses are now added: . I have already eaten for the most part, but my plate almost looked like in ashtrays. However, the stairs are the only access there, so it is a significant disadvantage for people with a mobile phone cap that must be taken into account. Since my positive and bad experiences keep the balance, I leave the overall assessment as I have previously assessed. Positive

Super delicious food, very clean and cheap. That's all I think is not the price. Absolutely recommended!

Delicious food, very clean and cheap. more just don't go at the price.

Great Turkish (or more Kurdish) restaurant right at Graf-Adolf-Platz. The restaurant has two entrances, Friedrichstraße to the main entrance with baked goods and the Dönerspies (good for running customers). The large counter also includes finished mixed salads and various day offers (including rose cabbage, etc. always vegetarian or with meat). Pommes are in vain here, the diner plate is served with rice. There is also a second counter where you can order freshly grilled. The food and the price are good. As a nice addition, there are free black tea. The guest room is not very beautiful, it dominates an artificial palm in the middle of the (relative) dark room. For lunch break or to strengthen shopping, for romantic dinner there is better.

While döner, Turkish pizza and the other baked goods like pizza (actually a dough ring with feta cheese, spinach and the like in the middle) always taste great, I find the lunch dishes a little fade. From a Turkish restaurant I simply expect much more great spices and more ingenious than every day penne with different additions. The staff is always very friendly. All right.