Döner Kebab Express - Las Vegas

Came at lunch to this place located on Fremont. It happens to be one of the options in the International Eatery food hall. Doner Kebab Express is a way to get fast pita types of sandwiches or something else. Everyone can find a good thing to get. There's beef or get falafel for a non meaty option. A small counter to order at. It's a family owned place. The menu is actually pretty simple. Has a few of the doners to choose from. These are a German type of sandwich. A bit like getting pitas but they're open faced. It's about $12 for a combo, which comes with a side. Each of us got the Falafel Combo. The fries came on the side. As for the falafel, there was a lot of it. While these weren't that crispy, they were full of flavor and moist. Liked the doner even though it was small, but honestly it was still kind of filling. This also came topped with a hot sauce that was pretty ass spicy. For sure one of the best choices on Fremont to get something cheaper. It's located in the one food hall. There's options for meats but falafel is pretty good though.

This place was understaffed. It took a long time to get our order and even when we did get it the falafels were undercooked and slightly raw.

This is more like a hole in the wall establishment. I had ordered the kebab platter but it turned out to be fried chicken. Even it is cheaper than most restaurants, I would it is over priced for the quality it offers.

Worst Mediterranean food I ever tried! The beef kebab plate is terrible! Meet chopped and unflavored, the salad is only lettuce chopped and tomatoes, they haven't rice and put cheapy french fries! No recome definitivamente at all! Don't go and waist your money!

Located inside the International Eatery at the Neonopolis strip mall, next to Fat Tuesdays on Fremont Street. Just got here. Haven't seen our food yet but not impressed so far. The tables are all dirty and there are actual pigeons walking around on the floor. We had the Doner Wrap Beef/Lamb mix in a combo. It came with fries and a drink. They didn't have tzatziki but the garlic sauce they do have tastes the same. The fries were way too salty. The wrap itself was pretty good which kind of saves this place some since pretty much everything else was in total dis array. Not only was there an obvious language barrier with the female worker but the male worker was just walking around snacking on a wrap himself while working. Overall the jury used still out on if I would eat here again. The wrap itself was decent but this place gives me serious cleanliness concerns.

2 stars for the sweet girl that helped me.I know I'm a jerk because I lived in Berlin and have high expectations for döners. But this was garbage. $14 with tip garbage. This is NOT a döner.I've had döners all around the world. I even had one here 2 years ago and it was mediocre. Not great, but decent enough. Not sure what happened since then, but the food is TERRIBLE. The meat was cut into big chunks, not the thin slices common for döner. Also, almost no veggies! So disappointed.

I spent 4 years in Germany during the late 80's when I was in the Army and the Berlin Wall was still standing . After a late night of drinking , Turkish / German Street Food was the way to go . Döners would hit the spot . Most of us would get them in the giant pita , but you can get on rice or fries in some places . Most people like the Lamb-Beef combination , but I like the Chicken better myself . This place is located inside the Neonopolis by Fremont Street Experience . It is located in the Food Court . I got the Chicken Döner Platter on Rice with Pepper Sauce and Garlic Sauce . Also some lettuce and tomatoes . You can get cucumbers and other stuff too if you wish . They also have Ranch and another sauce . The chicken was really good , but the rice was just plain white rice . The Pepper Sauce had a good kick and I'm glad I got the Garlic Sauce to mix with it . I also got a Canada Dry Ginger Ale to go with it . Total with tax was $14.00 It is a lot of food and I almost finished it and I was starving . I have to say that unfortunately Wolf Down Döner was better and closer to where I live on Spring Mountain , but it closed a few months ago . I didn't even know it was there till I saw on Facebook it was closing and went there 2 days before it closed . I would have went there once a week if I would have known about it , but they didn't do any advertising . Anyway , I would recommend coming here , but I rarely go downtown , so I don't see myself coming back anytime soon . But if you are downtown and want a full belly , check them out . They even sell ice cream . I was too full to get any though .

We stopped by to try the food that some reviewers said was great but it was just one guy, AirPods in his ears, ignoring us while we stood at the register. Messy prep area and unorganized system. Thats enough red flags for us so we left. Don't need to get sick on a trip.

Excellent food and that's quick. First place I stop at when I go to Fremont Street. Conveniently located at end end of the Fremont Street Experience.

Went to get me the food I always get nd when I got it it wasn't what the menu picture was supposed to look it was really sloppy my problem was the bread I didn't eat it I just left that. Not coming here