Bamiyan - Brandsende Hamburg

Very disappointing experience at the restaurant yesterday. It sounds like the food quality was not up to par, especially the kebab tasting like boiled meat. Cold food and high prices definitely don't make for a pleasant dining experience. It's unacceptable that they tried to overcharge me in the end. Can not recommend.

The store is undoubtedly pretty to look at. From afar! Of course, if you take a closer look at everything, you'll find a few problems. The chairs were very dirty, everything was close together, the background noise wasn't the best. We were served quickly and the service was also nice. For starters I can recommend the Keshke Bademjun! I'm not exaggerating when I say that this is the best in ALL of Hamburg! For about €6 it's totally fine for two people. If you order this alone, you will find that it is very filling, so be careful! But now to the main courses. The meat was good but really nothing special. For the prices I think it's pretty cheeky. The meat was also quite dry even though it was marinated in sauce. Rice was good though! You get two types. The drinks would be good too. The Daugh and the KiBa were great. In total I paid €76 for 3 people with a starter, main course and drinks.

Authentic ambience, the grilled meat was very tasty and the service left nothing to be desired. I'd love to come back!

We were there for the first time an hour ago (traveled from Hanover) and are unfortunately very disappointed. The service was very poor even though it wasn't particularly busy. We had to wait a long time for someone to even take our order in the end we went to the front ourselves to let them know. We had soup as a starter and Kabab Waziri and Kubideh as our main course. Unfortunately, both were served cold and, to be honest, we weren't impressed with the taste. We wouldn't go there again and in our opinion we can't recommend the restaurant.

I went there with my family to be honest, the food was too expensive for the price and it was a child's parsion. I will never go back there, that's absolute freedom