Salsabil 2.

The finest shawarma and lentil soup in Berlin to date! Excellent and generous service too!

I came all the way from Australia for this shawarma and it exceeded all expectations. 10/10 for everything. The Tunisian and Syrian men working were very friendly and happy.

Had the Shawarma teller and a soda for dinner. The quality of the food exceeded expectations. Very cozy, very yummy. Will definitely be back. Edit I went back twice. Changed my rating from 5 down to 4 stars. I think the potatoes and the lamb don’t rise to the level of quality of their felafel and schawarma. My opinion, the potatoes and lamb are bland and should be improved or removed from the menu. Edit 2: Living in the neighborhood I’d the option of choosing from maybe 6 schawarma places. Salsabil 2 was easily my favorite. (I just avoided the potatoes and lamb hehe)

Thank you Salim and Abou Mahmoud ! It was very good and lovely. :))

The kebab was too good to wait to eat it in order to take a photo. True shawarmas in a cute and calm Avenue in the heart of prenzlauerberg. The staff is super nice and available, they also offered us a typical tee

This is a great small Falafel 🧆 place. A lot of regular customers go there for lunch (I'm one of them) which testifies to quality and fair prices (I recommend Badawi sandwich, 7€). If the boss is around, service is especially good and fast.

Delicious Middle Eastern food. Friendly team and good prices. Clean and small with 5 tables inside and 5 tables outside. On a quiet tree lined street in Prenslauer Berg. A great option if you are in the neighborhood.

That's what you get for 8€ each when you order it for "take away"... Seriously? Incomparable to the normal portion on a plate

Salsabil2 is a hidden gem in the Kollwitzplatz area - you probably wouldn't expect one of the best Shawarma places in Prenzlauer Berg just here, but it is! What makes it great is the value and quality - for 3 Euro (typical Berlin price for a Shawarma) you not just get a pita bread full of chicken meat, lettuce, tomato, onions, and a hint of mayo, you'll actually get a hand-size wrap, almost like tortilla the Mexicans use for their burrito. That said, you'll get a LOT OF shawarma. Which is great as other places I've tried are a bit stingy (looking at you, Adonis and Esra in Mitte). This is definitely my new to-go spot for my daily Shawarma cravings.

I have been to here more than the times, and have just tried Falafel. I can't say it is bad, but it is not also good. If you don't have other options, you can give it a try.

crap crap and nochmal crap. 6.50€ for a small plate of halumi with iceberg lettuce, over-salty pickle, a blah hummus. I've been here twice and each time quite disappointed. avoid, avoid, und nochmal avoid

I like the sandwiches here but one particular staff member was a bit sneaky. I ordered the omelette sandwich which was tasty and as he was putting it together, he told me that he likes to put lots and lots of hummus on his sandwich and asked if I wanted it like that too, I said ok, then he quietly added that it'll cost 50 cents extra to which I agreed as it'd be "lots" in my mind. My sandwich arrived with less than a spoonful of hummus (which was average at best). Of course it's fine to pay some extra for hummus but I felt awkward to say no to the hummus when he suggested I put it in my sandwich but did not appreciate being told it would be lots of hummus when it was less than a spoonful. The whole event just put a sour taste in my mouth because I prefer restaurants handle customers with integrity and honesty. Anyway, I would recommend this place still, but just know what you're ordering and how much it'll cost. The plus side is, they give free tea.