★★★☆☆ This is a really small place with like seven or eight other halal restaurants around it in the same area, many of which also have hookah/shishah, unfortunately. This doesn't, al-hamdu li l-lah. I don't know why, but we thought we'd be getting dishes rather than it being a sandwich joint. It's a small area with limited seating, but the server/owner was very nice, ma sha'a l-lah, probably from Morocco. We ordered the shawarma sandwich, which tasted average; the kabob sandwich, was also was good; the falafel sandwich, which wasn't good; and the hummus, which tasted like cumin, something we weren't used to and didn't really like. The yogurt-like sauce inside all of the sandwiches tasted good, ma sha'a l-lah, and all the sandwiches were toasted, which was a nice touch. The pita bread provided with the hummus was clearly microwaved, probably after having been frozen. I mean, it's a quick place for a cheap sandwich. All of that was only 13 euros. However, although satiated, we didn't feel full and got hungry again a couple of hours later. Posted on February 3, 2015