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“Service was great! Didn't wait long either.“
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“I recently checked out MrBeast Burger at the American Dream Mall, mostly out of curiosity to see what all the hype was about. The experience was okay the burger was decent, but honestly nothing out of this world. It wasn’t bad, just not as mind blowing as some of the online buzz might make you expect.
It felt more like a fun novelty than a must visit food spot. Worth trying once if you’re a fan or just curious, but don’t expect a life changing burger.“
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“Usually don't review food court places...but had to make an exception for this one.
With the craziness of food court on a friday when schools are out...this Wendys was a blessing. Everyone was flocking toward Mr. Beast burger and Jolibee so we went to the Wendy's kiosks...and although the screens weren't as responsive...once we copleted our order, our food was out in 5 mins! The two soda machines there were also adequate.
You can usually expect most places to have a huge upcharge in the mall...but 20 nuggets, two large fries and teo large drinks was $20...given mall prices, that was a pleasant surprise.“
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“Excelente. Sano . Buen ambiente“
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“I went into this Jersey Mike's location and three smiling faces greeted me! Alex, Chasidy, and Kyle were awesome—they should be in a training video or something. The whole place was spotless, including their prep areas. Chasidy was so nice and suggested my new favorite sandwich. They were all super friendly and efficient, getting everyone through quickly. Days are definitely brighter with service like that! Thanks! 😊“
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“GERMAN DONER KEBAB - AN ENLIGHTENMENT If you're from Berlin, it feels like there's a kebab store on every other corner. So I can recognize and judge a kebab when I see it. Even just leaving Berlin and Brandenburg, the kebab experience changes within Germany. The further you get away from Berlin, the worse the kebabs get. Some time ago in New York, I discovered one or two places trying to make a kebab. Unfortunately, I have not yet been able to find a proper kebab in New York, despite the name kebab. What was being sold was called a kebab, but had very little to do with a kebab and tasted even less like a kebab. All the more enlightenment then... the recommendation of a friend living in Brooklyn. "German Doner Kebab" in Brooklyn. And then the first kebab there since 2018 here in New York. I can't even describe how happy I was. It looked like a kebab, it tasted like a kebab and came pretty close to a kebab from Berlin. Really well made. Incl. tax 12.51 dollars is a bit steep, but still good value for New York. The portion was good and filling. Everything is really fresh and well seasoned. The bread was just as it should be, thin and crispy. This was pretty much the best kebab I've had in a very, very long time (with the exception of one visit to Berlin). I will definitely go back there again. GERMAN DONER KEBAB - EINE ERLEUCHTUNG Wenn man aus Berlin kommt, hat man gefühlt an jeder zweiten Ecke einen Dönerladen. Ich kann also einen Döner erkennen und beurteilen, wenn ich ihn sehe. Allein schon Berlin und Brandenburg verlassend wird das mit dem Döner innerhalb von Deutschland anders. Je weiter man sich von Berlin entfernt, desto schlechter werden die Döner. In New York entdeckte ich schon vor einiger Zeit den einen oder anderen Anbieter mit dem Versuch, einen Döner zu machen. Bisher konnte ich leider in New York trotz Bezeichnung Döner keinen ordentlichen Döner entdecken. Das was da verkauft wurde, heißt zwar Döner, hatte mit Döner aber recht wenig zu tun und schmeckte noch viel weniger nach einem Döner. Um so mehr dann die Erleuchtung... die Empfehlung eines Freundes in Brooklyn lebend. "German Doner Kebab" in Brooklyn. Und dort dann der erste Döner seit 2018 hier in New York. Ich kann gar nicht beschreiben, wie sehr ich mich gefreut hatte. Es sah aus wie ein Döner, es schmeckte wie ein Döner und kam schon recht nah an einen Döner aus Berlin heran. Richtig gut gemacht. Incl. Tax 12,51 Dollar ist zwar sportlich, aber für New York wiederum preiswert. Die Portion ordentlich und sättigend. Wirklich alles frisch und gut gewürzt. Das Brot genau so wie es sein muss, dünn und knusprig. Also das war seit sehr sehr langer Zeit so ziemlich der beste Döner (mit Ausnahme einem Besuch in Berlin), den ich seit langer Zeit gegessen habe. Dahin kehre ich auf alle Fälle wieder zurück. -------------------------------------------------“