Arabul - Menu

we had a great evening and that was excellent. the menu from the voucher was very large and absolutely saturating. the wine was excellent (for a house wine). we were not the last time there.

the restaurant arabul serves Turkish specialties in a cozy little restaurant - table reservation is sensible. eating is good but not outstanding - even the price/performance ratio did not match our expectations. the portions are moderate and are too expensive.

we were eating here with the booklet and have for the 3-course menu incl. a bottle of red wine (very good Turkish by the way) paid to two 44 euro. the food was freshly prepared, Mediterranean - simply delicious. the service is very friendly and attentive. will gladly come back. View menu

the Turkish cuisine has more to offer than just döner. in the arabul you can eat typical Turkish. the starters cost approx. 5€, main dishes up from 12€. the karnıyarık was very tasty. next to the normal menu, there is also another map and daily dishes/diseases. I didn't like the choice. afiyet olsun!

I was here two times in a month. That's what I want. everything I tried at appetizers or main dishes has tasted excellent. brot was delivered without an extra charge. the main dishes were always very appealing.The service is absolutely relaxed, cheerful and unobtrusive. very pleasant. for the dessert I have been too tired so far.

small very cozy restaurant. the appetizer auberginen zucchini with a yoghurt tomatensoße was a delicious dish. also the main food,sepia filled with tuna, leaf spinach and cheese was very good. what was a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit. we're coming back. View menu

authentic Turkish Mediterranean cuisine.Super nice service.Greatly excellent food.We were with a group of 8 people there eating and without exception all involved were delighted with eating.On the one hand, the loudness in the restaurant.On the one hand, this may fit into a typical Turkish restaurant. It has not disturbed me personally either. other people of our group already.On the other hand you could have avoided or reduced this effect easily if you had not cleaned the walls so smoothly.

here the love for the Turkish Mediterranean cuisine is cultivated. all foods are top-prepared visually and tastefully. even when looking at the diners in the neighboring are only satisfied and well-launched guests to discover. fresh ingredients and a good kitchen always conjure up even when the restaurant is once again occupied to the last place. we were already there shortly after the opening and now after a year and a half nothing has changed in quality and no schlendrian has sneaked in. up!

Last sunday I went bowling with my girlfriend and her family. We got hungry and decided what we should eat. We saw a couple of reviews about Arabul. Because it was late in the evening (21.00hour) we decided to make a call to ask if we could still have any dinner. This was no problem.When we arrived at the establishment the table was ready and we were welcomed by a very friendly waiter. He gave us the menus and took our order for the drinks. The menu was filled with a lot of delicious dishes. There were not to many on the menu and also not to few. I decided to share a starter of small warm dishes with my girlfriend. For the main course I choose the Adana Kebab. The food was quickly ready and... View menu