Kumpir - Quezon City

I searched for a place where I could eat something with filling, sans the rice and minus the transfat from the oily deep fried vianden. I was very experimental in trying out the packings that I found here at Kumpir./ the place seems to belong to a Turkish family. I saw a Turkish man in the uniform of the chef, who previously managed their gateway-mall outlet, and a Turkish lady who would be in the cash in ali mall authentic? Maybe / I visited a weekday, and there were people at theke, both filipino. the specificity of this place is her kumpir or the Turkish backkartoffel, but since I try to cut on my carbs, I decided to buy for the Turkish shawarma promo, take for br>/ I noticed that the personal had a cover for her mouth, which is a good sign, but her hands were not covered, mere hands! I saw her out of any reason touched her face with both hands. not only touch, there was a good second from die to her wange there was a light massage. she wasn't just oil-free, I started screaming. then I saw her wide for her tongs she got that huh. I sighed in ease. they used kitchen utensils to get the Pita bread, then they slowly got all filling with the pliers. she has transferred to another table. it was not visible, but it did not wear gloves yet, no tongs and the paper where the shawarma should be placed is on the conical side. she grabbed the paper wrap to prepare herself. at once she pressed her nose. then went with folds and packed my meal to go. How did she fold the shawarma? with her barehands? / it is bad if you are as attentive and nitpicky as me. for me to see all these things, the final move was to a restaurant and diner relationship. I didn't know what to do with this shawarma, because there was no guarantee that my meal wasn't free. You want me to give it to the dogs outside? or give someone I don't like. what a waste of food. I'm sorry, but I'm not going to return to this place

So, shawarma is my comfort to eat, so I decided to dive here. it's at the food dish, so what I said from my recent review, they will call their names once is ready to choose from a food dish with many foods. back to original theme. shawarma was okay. I picked the chicken meat jawarma. (the other was for my mother). it was soft to chew for me. the addition was two bottled water and I watched on the icest automat looks empty so I two of them. the baked kartoffel was also huh, so this will be her bet when they are a vegetarian. it was good. I had no choice to order this, because the one I didn't search was not on the menu. (which was a bit of a fool for me). That was weird. but they should update the menu from time to time so that the customers know what is really available there and oh, update it in a precise way, as they simply post their menu on what they can serve them, at least if their favorite shawarma is and if they like kartoffels, they give this a shot. (I guess)

So, shawarma is my comfort to eat, so I decided to dive here. it is at the food dish, so what I said from my recent review, they will call their names once is ready to choose from a food dish with many foods. back to original theme. shawarma was okay. I picked the chicken meat jawarma. (the other was for my mother). it was soft to chew for me. the addition was two bottled water and I watched on the icest automat looks empty so I two of them. the baked kartoffel was also huh, so this will be her bet when they are a vegetarian. it was good. I had no choice of ordering them because the one I didn't search was not on the menu. (what a little...read more

I searched for a place where I could eat something with filling, sans the rice and minus the transfat from the oily deep fried vianden. I was very experimental in trying out the packs that led me here at kumpir. the place seems to belong to a Turkish family. I saw a Turkish man in the uniform of the chef, who previously managed their gateway-mall outlet, and a Turkish lady who would be in the cash in ali mall. authentic? I visited a weekday, and there were 2 people on the desk, both filipino. the specificity of this place is her kumpir or the Turkish backkartoffel, but since I try to cut on my carbs, I decided to buy the Turkish Shawarma promo, 1 take 1 for 100. I...read more

They offer delicious freshly baked kartoffels lined with crazy aftertastes of their own lust. I was also surprised with her shawarma because it is not too overwhelming taste and soft pita brot. it was a wonderful experience to have here in manila a taste of istanbul türkei.