Otto's Anatolian Food - Esbjerg Esbjerg

It's a nice place to eat street food, but indoors and warm. They have a great variety, from Indian food to pizza and hamburgers.

But what happens to those plates?

We ordered Mexican food and ate burritos, which were great! Well-filled, slightly spicy, and perfectly filling.

In 2021, we went for a stroll in Esbjerg. We discovered this beautiful place by chance. Due to the COVID restrictions at the time, my girlfriend couldn't come in. I went to have a look around, and since I was hungry, I got a burger and brought some fries back for my girlfriend. And by Odin, it was the BEST burger of my life! I couldn't get it out of my head for years. Yesterday, four years later, we were "in the area," so we made a detour to Esbjerg just to visit this amazing place. This time, my fiancée was able to come along, and it's an incredibly wonderful place. Cozy, and there's something for everyone. If you can't find something here, you won't find it anywhere else. Naturally, I had a burger, and I wasn't disappointed. Hopefully, it won't be another four years before my next visit.

Great for families and friends. Everyone can find something to eat here. It's all self-service, but that gives you plenty of freedom to eat and drink whenever you want. So far, it's good. We'll definitely be back next time we're in Esbjerg.

We were there with the family today and had fun with a culinary tour from Italy (pizza 10/10) to Marrakech (Royal Plate 9/10) to the USA (burger 8/10; fries 6/10).

Good selection and good atmosphere

Streetfood Esbjerg is a really cool place to go for lunch with the family. The building itself is unique, as an old theater has been converted into a modern food hall. You can still see the old staircase and stage, and feel the charm of bygone times, combined with the lively hustle and bustle of the various food stalls. It's loud, cheerful, and pleasantly chaotic—just as street food should be. The concept works great: everyone simply chooses what they want. The kids naturally went straight for the pizza and burgers, while my wife ordered a falafel turnover from the Moroccan restaurant. I ordered something from the Vietnamese stall. The food was truly aromatic, with fresh herbs and a slight spice. It's great that you can easily travel through the kitchens without leaving the building. I also found the system with the little devices that beep and vibrate as soon as the food is ready practical. This way, you can grab drinks or just sit together without having to wait at the stall all the time. Everything seems well organized, even though there are so many different vendors. The staff everywhere were friendly and relaxed. You can tell the concept is well-rehearsed. Overall, it was a very pleasant experience. No stress, no long waits, and everyone could eat what they liked. It's perfect for families because no one has to compromise. A truly wonderful experience: relaxed, delicious, and with a unique flair.

Good street food, cozy atmosphere and no queues

Never seen it before, stumbled upon it by chance today, great location, very tasty food, lots of choice, some gluten-free options available, already looking forward to the next time