

German Doner Kebab is revolutionizing the kebab across the globe, bringing a fresh, high-quality taste sensation that has made it the number one spot to enjoy a kebab. We opened our first restaurant in Berlin in 1989 and spent the next decade developing our products and recipes, creating our own unique blend of spices, innovating our signature sauces and perfecting our distinctive ‘Doner Kebab’ waffle bread. Now, with more than 70 restaurants globally we are pleased to open our first U.S. location in American Dream Mall. Freshly prepared in front of customers, our game-changing kebabs are made using premium, lean, succulent meats and fresh local vegetables, served in handmade toasted breads with unique signature sauces.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1 American Dream Way A268 (Court A, 2nd Level, East Rutherford, NJ 07073
Phone: (201) 693-2535
Website: https://www.germandonerkebab.com/
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Reviews
The Doner Burger was very satisfying—the bun was soft and fresh, with a generous amount of meat and well-balanced veggies. It didn’t feel dry at all, and every bite was flavorful. The Original Doner Kebab was just as impressive. The bread was perfectly done—crispy and crunchy on the outside while remaining soft inside. The mix of chicken and beef worked really well together, and the flavors were rich without being overwhelming.
We also tried the flaming hot fries, which were tasty and had a nice kick of spice. They paired well with the main dishes and were served hot and fresh.
The place gets quite busy on weekends. We had to wait around 30 minutes to place our order, which is something to keep in mind if you’re visiting during peak hours. However, once the order was placed, the service was very fast, and we didn’t have to wait long for our food. Despite the crowd, we were still able to find seating, which was a plus.
Overall, the taste of the food was excellent, portions were satisfying, and the quality was consistent. If you don’t mind a bit of a wait during busy times, this is definitely a great spot for a flavorful and filling meal. Highly recommended for doner lovers!
I would give it 4 out of 5 american stars.
In germany this would be a 3 of 5 at best.
The bread is nice and crispy. The fries were surprisingly decent with good options. The toppings are usually discussed when you order, not after you paid and then have to pay again for toppings 1$ each. There are at least 3 reasons why that’s bad business. It tasted offensively neutral at first, until I reached the bottom where the one blop of sauce was hidden. The sauce was good but it was not spread inside the bread like in premium Döner places. Usually a Döner is very flavourful, with spices, sauce, onions and peppers. This felt like a save bet to not offend the white seasoning people. The unevenness makes it a less homogeneous experience and feels rushed. Speaking of rushed, the meat felt very hastily put together, no crispness at all. If you could Introduce one german drink, that would elevate the experience a bit. Like Apfelschorle or Mezzomix.
Thumps pressed that it gets improved, this was overall one of the better Döners I had in the US.
I loved my Doner Kebab sandwich.
Am glad i asked for extra sauce.
Anyways, found German Doner Kebab by accident and of course had to try it. Couldn’t get the rice bowl (Döner Teller), as it only came with rice and fries as an add on, but not just fries. So, we had a Döner Box instead with mixed meat (chicken and beef), salad and fries. It was okay. Didn’t like the amount of sauce provided, would have preferred the sauce on my fries and meat (in my case only the yogurt sauce). Felt that the beef was a tad over flavored. But it was nice to try.
First photo is as the Doner box was received, second photo mid eating and with sauce mixed in.
Had to correct rating. Meat was cold