I've been struggling with how to rate Doner because we're spoiled here with the amount of halal spots and trucks that serve twice the portions Doner does at half the price. In my opinion, they've taken something that wasn't broken and modernized it into a fast casual restaurant, which I guess is convenient. But I was in the area, I was hungry and still had a few more hours of errands to run, so this became my spot for a healthy ish lunch. I walked in and saw they had mobile kiosks you could ordered from, so I went and selected a rice bowl with both chicken and beef, white and red sauces. However, after multiple attempts the machine wouldn't let me check out, so I ended up ordering at the front anyway. Despite the restaurant being mostly empty, my food took a while to prepare. Maybe they were backed up with to-go orders. The order itself was pretty tasty, but the portions are small. My order came to $14 total, which would've gone farther at King of Falafel. Overall, not a bad spot, but not something you need to run out and try.

Their service is great. Very clean and spacious inside, ambiance is 10/10. It's authentic doner kebab and their sauces all taste so good!

I never knew what a German doner kebab was. And was Soo happy to try this place, the food is super fresh and yummy ! Very unique and the staff is really friendly. I got the chicken doner kebab and with the sauce it was delish. Definitely worth a try!

My first doner kebab experience. Was excited to see there was a Queens location for this place outside of Midtown Manhattan. A couple of pros and cons to break down about the food and experience: Pros - Very generous portions, the kebab quality overall was great - pita, meat, and veggies. Also comes with a side of fries and drink if you add a combo to it. Very clean and spacious eating area to stop by. Even the boxing and wrapping is nicely done to keep the kebab from getting soggy if you walk far after picking up the item. Service was prompt and they have a kiosk system if you're in a hurry to order in. Cons - This place can be pricey as my combo came out to be $16.00 after tax. And just the doner kebab alone is already a solid $12.00 itself. Once in a blue moon, I don't mind chowing down on this zesty treat but not constantly just to save a couple of bucks. Still a solid experience and not bad for the first time.

I came in for a quick bite while shopping. The young man at the counter was quite pleasant. I ordered the spring rolls. They had a zing to them. The menu indicated spicy and they were just the right amount of spice. They contained pickled jalapeños and the chicken was seasoned very nicely. The sauce that accompanied the rolls was mayo based. Seasoned nicely and was cooling to the tongue. A nice accompaniment to offset the heat. My only gripe was how oily the outer shell was. Definitely needed a few napkins for just two rolls. I ended up using a fork and knife. Would still get them again. I'll be back for more and will update when I do!