Royaume d'Anatolie - Versailles

This place was rated the #1 kebab in France and happened to be not too far away. I went to check it out and was not disappointed. The kebab meat is made of turkey and is soft and fresh. Easily the best kebab meat I have had. I did not know that you could make kebab meat from all kinds of meats. The bread is fresh. The salad is crisp. I had it with the white/Algerian sauce which was good but next time I will go for something more spicy. The only thing I would change is that I would put more of the toppings, salad, feta in the sandwich to bring out the flavor contrast more.

We visited this grand place by accident as in another joint we did not get the right food Initially we were told we won’t get veg snacks Later on we settled on Egg Veg Sandwich Chicken Sandwich Pomme Juice Apple Juice The taste of both sandwiches and the volumes of as fantastic and we loved it It was also clear that the joint is very very popular

The food was tasty and well prepared. The service was also good and positive. English speaking. Definitely recommend this place.

All sandwiches are assembled by the cashier, who amidst my 15 min wait, shifted between wiping his nose, handling currency and credit cards (could have transmitted Hepatitis B, E Coli or other viruses / bacteria from other customers) and assembling sandwiches (prying open bread, inserting pieces of cheese and other ingredients) without washing his hands or using gloves. My wife (medical doctor) and I lost our appetites when we saw him handling the slices of cheese and attempted to cancel our order to which he angrily refused. We purchased the food and tossed it. This would be a health department violation in the US for obvious reasons and there is no redeeming reason to frequent this common kebab place with so many high quality restaurants around.

This restaurant is appreciated. My wife who has easy criticism. It must be said that she has an extremely developed smell appreciates the kitchen of this place, making me take the car and actually assume kilometers to go some good things from home.