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80 Rue de Strasbourg, 2560 Gare Luxembourg
Fast food Restaurant
8.2 (148 reviews)

Le Box Restaurant, located at 80 Rue de Strasbourg in the Gare district of Luxembourg City, is an establishment that combines the charm of a neighborhood snack bar with that of a fast-food restaurant with an Asian influence. The restaurant has had several owners over the years, and the current team has clearly opted for a qualitative repositioning, evident both in the food and the service.

What you’ll find here is, first and foremost, a short but well-thought-out menu, featuring a wide selection of sandwiches, dürüm, shawarma, burgers, fries, and other Middle Eastern classics with a modern twist. The Philadelphia sandwich, the kofta sandwich , and the maide, a currently featured Middle Eastern specialty, are among the house specialties. The meats are generally prepared on-site, the bread is fresh, and the vegetables are perfectly crisp—a detail that makes all the difference for a takeaway meal.

A menu geared towards quick and tasty cravings

For those in a hurry in the Gare district, Box. also functions as a true pocket-sized cafeteria . You order at the counter, wait a few minutes, and leave with your well-packaged takeaway meal . The set menus, consisting of a kebab or a dürüm, a portion of fries, and a drink, remain very reasonably priced for Luxembourg, around €11 to €12.

The portions are described as generous by a majority of customers, particularly for the shawarma and dürüm, whose meat and vegetable fillings are consistently praised. Conversely, some customers find the burger portions a bit small for the price, around €13. This is something to keep in mind if you have a hearty appetite or want to get your money’s worth.

Opening hours, services and accessibility

The restaurant is open every day, Monday to Sunday, from 11:30 am to 11:30 pm without interruption. These extended hours are a valuable asset, especially for travelers arriving from the nearby central train station or for workers looking for a takeaway meal after a long day. Even on weeknights, you can dine in late without the risk of finding the restaurant closed.

Three consumption methods are offered:

  • Consumption on site in a small but clean and modern room, with a simple and welcoming decor.
  • The takeaway service, ideal for eating at home, at the office or on the go.
  • Home delivery is convenient for evenings when you don’t feel like cooking.

The exact address, 80 Rue de Strasbourg, is particularly well served: a stone’s throw from Luxembourg station and public transport, making it a logical drop-off point for passers-by, commuters and regulars of the area.

Product quality: a real step upmarket

The most noticeable improvement since the change of ownership has been the taste. Several customers mention juicier meat, crispier fries, homemade sauces (especially a frequently mentioned and appreciated white sauce), and high-quality bread. The cleanliness of the dining area and kitchen is also a recurring theme in positive feedback, which is far from insignificant in a downtown snack bar.

The Eastern influence remains the restaurant’s DNA: you’ll find a balance between classic European kebabs and more distinctive options like shawarma , kofta, and maide. For customers seeking authentic Middle Eastern fare, some still lament the use of industrial spits rather than 100% homemade meat preparation. It’s a deliberate compromise that allows the establishment to maintain its prices in a city where dining out is generally expensive.

Reception and service: the major strength

The welcome is one of the most frequently highlighted aspects in customer feedback. The current manager is described as warm, helpful, and accommodating: she sometimes offers to keep the restaurant open a little later to allow a late customer to finish their meal. Such consideration is rare in the fast-food sector in Luxembourg.

The staff also respond to online reviews, including criticisms, with courteous and constructive messages. This reflects a genuine commitment to continuous improvement, also evident in the quality of the products served over the past few months. For a customer hesitant to walk through the door, this kind of commitment is a positive sign.

Some points for improvement noted

Like any busy snack bar, Box. is not without its critics. The main points of contention mentioned concern:

  • Service can sometimes be slow during peak hours, especially when several orders accumulate in parallel and the kitchen staff is limited.
  • Communication is sometimes only available in Arabic, which can be a problem for customers who don’t speak French, English, or German. A little patience, or a smartphone with a translator app, is usually enough to resolve the situation.
  • Some customers found the fries too salty, a detail that often depends on the day and the person in the kitchen.
  • The value for money is considered average for burgers compared to oriental sandwiches , which remain the sure bet on the menu and the heart of the offering.

These issues are not insurmountable and seem to diminish over time as the new team stabilizes and refines its approach. The restaurant’s responses also demonstrate that this feedback is being considered and incorporated into daily decisions.

Who is the Box Restaurant designed for?

This restaurant caters primarily to those who appreciate fast but refined cuisine, who want to enjoy a genuine kebab, a generously filled dürüm , or a flavorful shawarma without breaking the bank. It is particularly well-suited to the following profiles:

  • People who work in or pass through the Gare district and are looking for a quick lunch break.
  • Families or groups of friends who want to order an evening delivery without breaking their budget.
  • Travelers looking for a takeaway meal to enjoy on the train or at the hotel.
  • Regulars appreciate the relaxed atmosphere of an unpretentious but well-maintained snack bar .

For those on a tight budget, the set menus remain the best option. For the more adventurous, the maide, the Philadelphia sandwich, and the kofta are definitely worth trying on a first visit.

Contact and access

To reserve a table, order takeout, or arrange delivery, Box. Restaurant can be reached at +352 28 99 83 29 (from abroad). The exact address is 80 Rue de Strasbourg, 2560 Luxembourg, in the Gare district. The official website, accessible at mykabab.lu, features part of the menu as well as practical information about the services offered.

With its extended opening hours, generous oriental cuisine and excellent service, Box. Restaurant stands out as a reliable gourmet stop for anyone looking for an honest fast food restaurant in the heart of the train station district in Luxembourg.

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