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Bestilte en hjemmelavet pitabrød med kebab,den kom allerede efter 10 min.
Den var overraskende god, og kødet var lækkert krydret med chili, dertil frisk salat,agurk,tomater,løg og dressing.
Jeg er kommet i Gourmet i mange år. Men de sidste nye ejer er helt klart best til lave italiensk mad.
Så jeg vil helt klart anbefale pizza gourmet
Mvh Ali 😊 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Bestilte en salat pizza med kebab og fik nok den tørreste pizza jeg længe har fået, næsten kun iceberg salat, ingen tomater eller agurk, jeg fik ikke den extra dressing på jeg havde bestilt og så var det shawarma kød jeg fik på og ikke kebab 🤮
Forstår ikke de er så "populære", det var nok den dårligste pizza jeg har fået i år, klasket sammen på ingen tid og med så dårligt fyld.... Det bliver da vist sidste gang jeg nogensinde bestiller mad derfra..... AD!
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