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In some places, there's pretty much a kebap shop over-saturation, at least in Germany. Luckily these past years a lot of the "US food" has become way more popu
by freeflight 9y ago
In some places, there's pretty much a kebap shop over-saturation, at least in Germany.
Luckily these past years a lot of the "US food" has become way more popular. Tons of "artisan burger" restaurants and burrito/taco shops popping up. US-style food trucks, with all kinds of different offerings, also have become very popular.
- stevenwoo 9y agoThe BBC covered the kebab situation in Germany last year. http://www.bbc.com/travel/story/20170203-germanys-favourite-fast-food http://www.bbc.com/travel/story/20170203-germanys-favourite-...
- passiveincomelg 9y agoFrom the article: "But it’s not just the taste, large portions or affordability – costing anywhere between €4.50 to €14." I haven't seen a 14 Euro Doener anywhere, but I'm sure they exist. But 4.50 is definitely not the cheapest. 2.50-3.50 is actually the most common price I see around Berlin.
- krageon 9y agoA proper one with some kind of meat in it? Or just a bald one with maybe some lettuce in it?
- passiveincomelg 9y ago"Some kind of meat", yes. I can't imagine it to be of high quality, so hesitate to call it "proper". AFAIK the main noticable difference is whether the kebab is made of ground meat or not. The latter being more expensive and supposedly of higher quality. But in the end it's mostly going to be factory meat so it makes no difference, IMHO (there are exceptions of course: https://www.meraba.de/ https://www.meraba.de/).
- thesimon 9y ago>Tons of "artisan burger" restaurants and burrito/taco shops popping up. US-style food trucks, with all kinds of different offerings, also have become very popular. More upmarket segment and pricing though, not really in the category of kebap shops.
- freeflight 9y agoKebap shops already have had burger competition, in their price category, for quite a while with McD/BK.