Mustafas Vegetables Kebap moves: queues despite the new address!

Mustafas Vegetables Kebap moves: queues despite the new address!

Mehringdamm 33, 10961 Berlin, Deutschland - On July 10, 2025, a chapter of the Berlin eating culture closes, because the popular snack “Mustafa’s Vegetable Kebap” has temporarily closed its location at Mehringdamm 33 in Kreuzberg. This kebab stall, which has been operated by Tarik Kara since 2005, was not only a magnet for tourists, but also in travel guides as a highlight of the city. Comes of up to four hours were not uncommon, and many users describe the food as legendary, although some focus on the average taste.

The original location was in a small building at the Mehringdamm underground exit, which was completely destroyed in a fire in 2019. Kara then built a new building that is covered with colorful stickers. But a few days ago it became known that the location would be temporarily closed. This decision was due to construction work on the site behind the old booth, which was considered a necessary move by the district office.

New location and outlook

Before the new snack bar, which is opposite the old, is already a queue, even if the rush is not comparable to earlier times. However, there are now some seats inside, even if the sanitary facilities are limited. The move is pointed out on a large banner. A passerby who has a large followers for the kebab expressed the desire to provide the old booth under monument protection.

The popularity of the "Döner" in Berlin

Mustafa’s vegetable kebap is not the only place for delicious kebab. In Kreuzberg, “imren” is also recommended as a possible best kebab in Berlin. There is a selection of dishes here, including kebab with house -baked bread and fresh salad. Berlin gastronomy is diverse and offers numerous delicious alternatives.

The closure of the old booth and the move to a new location is not only important for the two operators. It also has an impact on the residents who have complained about the development of garbage in the area. Political voices, such as that of the CDU, demand larger trash cans to cope with the situation.

With the closure of must for many hungry tourists, not only a familiar starting point in Kreuzberg ends, but it remains to be seen whether the new locations can maintain the origin in their popularity.

Overall, the future of Mustafa’s vegetables Kebap and the entire meal area in Berlin remains exciting, and customers are excited to see what the next chapters will bring.