German Doner Kebab

This place has been popping. Sugarland has been quite a buzz about this restaurant, but what is it really about?German Doner Kebab (GDK) is a chain, with locations across the US, and various different countries. I would honestly call it a Mediterranean Fusion Fast Food place. Inside, the fast food place is pretty neat, and very eye appealing. There is seating outside and inside. So, in total transparency, I actually came to this restaurant the first month when they opened. The hype was REAL, this place was insanely packed. We ordered various things off the menu, they took our order, gave us our number, and we sat outside (since it was the only seating available). We waited an HOUR, and never got our food. 40 minutes in, they came outside and gave us free spring rolls, due to the long wait. It was odd. After the hour passed, they told us that they had completely run out of the food. The manager came to apologize, told us that they didn't predict the hype they would get in the area, immediately refunded my food, and gave me a bunch of coupons to return. Since I'm a reasonable person, I completely understood where they were coming from. I had no quarrel with these folks, and last week I decided to give them a second chance (plus I had to put those coupons to use). This time around, the staff was friendly, we ordered a Doner Krunch Burger and a Doner Wrap. Since I had a terrible first visit, they also threw in some complimentary Spring Rolls. The food was descent. The Doner Krunch Burger made us laugh, because it looks like something you would make at your house as a kid. It literally is a sandwich with Doritos crushed into it. The Doner Wrap was great , with plenty of veggies and meat in it.On both visits to this place, the Spring Rolls have been Superb! The sauces they come with are good too, and I'd definitely recommend snagging those. Overall, I enjoyed my experience, and the staff are friendly. Do I feel like this place is overhyped? No doubt! Its just fast food, but its fun and on the healthier side of things. I'd come back!

We saw this new spot in Sugar Land and had to give them a try! Originating in Berlin in 1989, this chain has made its way through the UK, Europe, Middle East, and even having a few locations in the US. This location is the first of its kind near the Houston area, but they are planning to continue to the Heights soon! The decor was really cute and modern, and there's plenty of seating inside. Everyone was friendly and the food came out pretty fast! My bf ordered The Original German Doner Kebab Meal, which came with a huge sandwich with any protein, fries, and a drink. He chose chicken, while for my Doner Box, I opted for beef with fries. The boxes are a fun and convenient way to eat on-the-go! They very thinly slice the meats and it comes with three different dipping sauces. Personally, I really like the two white sauces for both the meats and the fries. Although, the red sauce does have a nice kick to it! The fries are thick and crispy, which are my absolute fave! We prefer the beef over the chicken, but definitely would like to try out others on the menu as well! P.S. rly appreciate the complimentary hand towel packets!

I've been to Germany many times and I always stop in the airport before I head in or out and get a Döner. It's magical. Well I had to try this place. Was it perfect? No. But it does a very reasonable job of making a Döner. I had the wrap. I wish there was a huge spread of toppings that I could pick from and tell them what to put in it, but that is done behind the scenes here. I was able to make sure I didn't get any nasty lettuce. Cabbage on a Döner, people! They put a couple sauces on it basically a garlic and tzatziki and hot sauce. I just went with it all and it tasted really good. I had some curry fries to finish off my meal and they were tasty also. If you're craving for a Döner and you're not in Germany, this is your spot in Houston.

Service was great. The young men who took my order were patient and kind. Inside of the store was a little dirty. Tables needed to be cleaned and overall could have felt cleaner. Food was good for a quick meal but wouldn't go here as a first choice. Just a good place for a quick meal nothing fancy about it.

Okay, this new place in Sugar Land was really fun to try. I've been wanted to try German Döner for a while, and it is so convenient that they opened up in Sugar Land town center! For about $10, you get a huge sandwich with really good meat and bread. We tried both the beef and chicken Döner, and I have to say the beef is better. We also ordered one serving of the curry fries, and to be honest I couldn't taste the curry, but the sauce that came with the fries was really yummy.Overall, this is a once in a while spot for me. It was delicious and a good social place, but it wasn't out of the world good.

Wonderful food and fantastic service! The sandwich is huge!! You get a choice of sauces and there fries are top-notch.

Food is very bad !!I wouldn't recommend anyone to waste their money in this place. Staff and service were okay.

very tastyreasonably pricefast servicecleanclose to conference areaclose to family area

Hmmm... not sure if I came during an off time or went there too late but i thought the food was a little disappointing. The food tasted like it was not freshly made. I got the basic kebab and it kind of just fell flat. The flavor was pretty good and I assume the food would probably taste better if it was freshly prepared. I'm hesitant to recommend and not enthused to try this again.

ordered the "beef" & Chicken mix and was very indistinguishable and tasted undercooked