Zabihah
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10 An der Ziegelei, Peine, Niedersachsen
After seven years of success in Peine and Wolfenbüttel with Oliviera delicatessen, we would like to approach an international customer base with our new, modern grill house with a large, rich salad and antipastibar with Tayba in Braunschweig. We specialize in the Mediterranean cuisine, which every year attracts more followers. Thanks to our combination of high-quality fresh ingredients, strong spices and healthy herbal mixtures on our homemade products, we stand not only for sensual but also for healthy enjoyment.
The menus clearly state that halal food is served. All food at this restaurant is certified halal.
Score reflects a halal certificate on file.
Dr. Miclea's practice comes highly recommended. The doctors explain everything clearly to their patients, in a way that even a layperson can understand, and the medical assistants seem to see their work as a calling. And as for the waiting time... it's about our health, so surely we can manage a little time 😇🙏
My personal experience with this practice was unfortunately very negative. From the very beginning, I felt neither taken seriously nor treated with respect. My review refers to a treatment period of over a year. I was seeking help at the time because of my depression. My first appointment was with Mr. B. Without a greeting, without introducing myself, and without really listening to me, he prescribed Venlafaxine immediately. His demeanor struck me as unempathetic, indifferent, and judgmental—I left the practice in tears that day. I then switched to Mr. M. within the practice, who treated me for the remainder of my treatment. What was particularly distressing was that my antidepressant (Venlafaxine) was discontinued abruptly and immediately replaced with another medication after I expressed that I wasn't feeling any better. There was no gradual tapering off of the medication, which I felt both physically and mentally. My request for support from a day clinic was downplayed. Mr. M. told me: "You don't need that. You're not suicidal." Only with a letter of recommendation from my occupational therapist did I finally receive the referral. After my discharge, the day clinic recommended psychosomatic rehabilitation. Mr. M. also dismissed this. He said: "Many of my patients have been in rehab like that—it didn't help them either." In addition, the day clinic suspected I had ADHD and recommended outpatient diagnostic testing. Even before an official diagnosis was made, Mr. M. offered me the ADHD medication Medikinet—without informing me about its legal status as a controlled substance. When I refused because there was no confirmed diagnosis, he said: "You'll see whether you feel better or not. If you really want it, we can do a quick test." I stood by my refusal. My diet was also repeatedly criticized. I was told I had to eat meat and fish, otherwise I would develop deficiencies – even though I've been vegetarian/vegan for over ten years and have demonstrably shown no deficiencies in these areas, according to several lab results. I'm sharing my experience because patients have the right to respectful information, participation in decision-making, and safe, empathetic treatment. Unfortunately, I didn't experience any of that here. I'm now seeing a different psychiatrist and am very satisfied. I'm currently in psychosomatic rehabilitation – which, contrary to what was initially expected, is doing me a world of good. I also now have a confirmed ADHD diagnosis (thoroughly established by another doctor) and am currently learning to manage it without medication.
I've been a patient at this practice for over five years and am very satisfied. Mr. Miclea always addresses my specific problems and doesn't just prescribe some pharmaceutical "miracle cure." Of course, you have to expect waiting times, but that's the case everywhere. Considering that the practice often has a waiting list, it's completely understandable. There are simply too many sick people and too few doctors. 😮💨 I myself have suffered from multiple sclerosis since 2012. Until I was recommended this practice, I had no support for living with MS. I consulted almost every neurologist within a 50-kilometer radius, but for many, I was just a number on a piece of paper. When I first came to Mr. Miclea, I had to take 17 pills just for breakfast! Today, I laugh at my "dose" of two pills. 😏😌 My initial consultation took place at midday, and they took a lot of time for me and my MS story. I am incredibly grateful to be a patient at this practice! And I can believe in a life that might not end in a wheelchair 🍀❣️ As for the medical assistants, they are the friendliest team I have met in my 32 years of life. But it's also important to remember that everyone has a bad day now and then. Or something might have happened that makes you not come across the way you'd like to. We are all just human beings, not machines! Think about how humanity has become and what we sometimes have to listen to… 🥺 ❤️All love for the practice - Neurozentrum Peine #1❤️
Dr. B is unfortunately not recommended at all. I found out almost by accident that you're not allowed to drive for two weeks at the beginning of a Ritalin treatment, and his friendliness is absolutely appalling. Sadly, these days you get the feeling that a doctorate is something you can get in a Kinder Surprise egg.
The ladies at reception were incredibly nice. Unfortunately, the doctor (Dr. B...) was the complete opposite. He didn't listen at all and wasn't helpful in any way. He ignored my questions and became quite unfriendly. I felt his only goal was to prescribe medication. This appointment was a complete waste of time.
