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Very delicious, super friendly, has rewards card

3 Posted on 04 / 08 / 2013

This place is just down the road from the side entrance to Munich Hbf. You could easily go here if you have a 20min transfer between trains.

They're super excited about their vegan doner, they use separate utensils, and they can point out which toppings are vegan.

Store also has a rewards card: purchase 10 doners and the 11th one is free. The best part is that even if your 10 doners were all meat (this place serves meat also), the free one is always veggie, whether you're veggie or not. They really want people to try their veggie doner and spread the word. Awesome.

Pros: Serves mock meat to meat-eaters, Super friendly, Convenient
Cons: sells meat

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What a Surprise And Delight!

4 Posted on 03 / 21 / 2013

Arrived after a long flight and searched for this restaurant. Found it and got the last table. The food exceeded expectations. They brought a mese plate with an amazing assortment of vegan stayed with warm bread. Then they had several choices of vegan doners and vegan tzatziki sauce. WOW. Although I am here for only couple of days I will be back! The owner personally came around to ask how everything was. Great evening.
Updated from previous review on Thursday March 21, 2013

Pros: Price, Quality, Variety
Cons: None

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best döner ever

4 Posted on 01 / 25 / 2013

das ist der beste döner, den ich je gegessen hab. man kann seine saucen super wählen, der dönerteller wird auch individuell zusammengestellt und der besitzer ist auch super nett. es gibt noch viele salate und andere vegane sachen. der mitarbeiter sind auch super kompetent, wenn man nachfragt. preise sind auch ok und das ambienete ist auch "niedlich". besser gehts nicht.

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Succulent Seitan Kebabs

4 Posted on 11 / 11 / 2012

Right on the main street at Munich HBf, it's a strange place but the fact that they offer a vegan kebab is pretty amazing. They have a seperate kebab spit with succulent seitan 'meat' which is carved and served just like a regular kebab. There is no cross-contamination as they use separate utensils to those used for the chicken kebab spit. The seitan is really really tasty and is served with the traditional range of salads and sauces. It's fantastic value and can be eaten on the premises or taken away. Cold drinks and beer are also served if you fancy washing it down with something. The staff are extremely friendly and are very proud of their vegan kebab. They make every effort to make sure you choose exactly what you want and explain which sauces are suitable for vegans. Make sure you tell them if you are vegan as they might put yoghurt sauce on your kebab. There is a huge emphasis on vegetarian food, they even have their own veg/vegan recipe book on sale as well as a good range of side dishes such as vine leaves, humous and aubergine plus a few vegetarian dips and tofu schnitzel burgers.

Pros: cheap, friendly, beer
Cons: serves meat

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veggie döner!

4 Posted on 04 / 06 / 2012

I admit that my review may be influenced by the fact that I was practically starving by the time I got there... but this place was fabulous. I have been in Germany for 6 months and haven't been able to try to the infamous döner until now. It was delicious. Plus, the staff was incredibly nice and friendly. I would definitely come back again. I didn't even see what else was on the menu, I simply asked for the vegetarian döner and they asked if I wanted yogurt sauce and if I wanted it spicy. And I believe the price was €3,70.

Pros: friendly staff, close to hbf, veggie döner!
Cons: serves meat

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Best Döner Kebab in town

4 Posted on 03 / 05 / 2012

First of all: The Royal Kebabhaus is the same as Makam Naturkost with has an duplicate entry at HappyCow - maybe both should be merged together.

Certainly this Döner kebab shop is the best in Munich (for both vegetarians / vegans and meat eaters) and is highly competitive to the Döner stores in Berlin a.k.a. the Capital when it comes to all kebab in Germany.

The Royal Kebabhaus has improved a lot since they became open-minded to veganism and introduced the vegan döner a few years ago. Has seen a renovation by the end of 2011.

Since then the vegan options exceed the non-vegan! They have up to 6 different vegan dressings (try the vegan garlic sauce, it can't get any more delicious!) and everything in the delicacy shelf (Kısır, Dolma etc.) is vegan. Sometimes they also have vegan schnitzel or hamburger.

Also they have more vegan Turkish specialities from their vegan bakery like ‪Simit‬ or ‪Baklava‬. Turkish tea is for free!

Once a month animal right groups meet there. Owner and staff are friendly and very obliging. They also publish there own vegetarian / vegan cooking books.

They all spoke English very well, so don't be afraid to ask twice.

Pros: Large variety of vegan Turkish food, very friendly staff, medium to large portions
Cons: Toilets are 100m away in another bulding, Hard to find in first place, Sometimes vegan kebab is out of stock

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Good for a quick snack

3 Posted on 09 / 29 / 2011

The Royal Kebabhaus is centrally located beside the Hauptbahnhof. I´ve eaten there twice and the food was ok, but not outstanding. I had the doner kebab, in a wrap and in a focacia-type bread. Both times they asked if I wanted it vegetarian (yoghurt type sauce) or vegan (salsa type sauce). They have a wide selection of cold drinks, and also falafel, salads etc on display at the counter. You can eat in or takeaway. The seating area is comfortable, but could be cleaner.

The place is good for an easy meal if you´re in the area, but I wouldn´t go out of my way to go there. I´ve had better vegan doner kebabs (in Berlin, for example).

Pros: Central location, Good for food on the go
Cons: Average food

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NOT vegan at all

2 Posted on 09 / 18 / 2011

we were very excited to go to a 100% vegan doner place, but, to our disappointment, they only had 2 vegan options. TWO!

the first was something that resembled a strudel, but with veggies in it. the second was falafel. we both went for the falafel.

for 3.5eur it was a terrible falafel, and, believe me, I've had tons of falafels in my life. the hummus wasn't smooth at at all, the bun was too hard so everything kept falling out of it. the falafels themselves were undercooked and didn't hold together..

the bottom line is - don't be fooled by the description. oh, and if you're looking for decent falafels, there's a doner place close to the corner of FeilitzschstraSe and LeopoldstraSe for the same price. ;)

Pros: location, some vegetarian options
Cons: few vegan options