Shawarma King

First time trying this place. The food was a mix of good and okay. Item 1: #1. Shawarma Wrap (Beef) This item was drenched in their King Sauce. Every bite tasted like sauce and I couldn't even really taste the beef. This was the worst item, and I'm sure if they went light on the sauce it would have been much better. Item 2: Buffalo Style Hot Wings (Hot Sauce) Believe it or not, this was the actual winner for this order. The chicken wings were large, comes in 12 pieces, and the sauce was on point. The wings were cooked perfectly, seasoned perfectly and the sauce was just perfect with a good amount of heat. I would come back here for the chicken wings alone if they always taste like they did. Overall, this place was okay for a first experience.

I don’t know what these other people are saying but the owner and workers here have never been anything but nice & inclusive with me. I’ve been coming here for over 2 years and have never had a bad experience. Some of you are just super entitled and forget there’s a language barrier so foreigners have to be more direct. Stop getting all your panties in a bunch! They’ll be speaking a different language and translate what was said so I can laugh too, aside from that the food is ALWAYS GOOD. Beef lule & shawarma are my go to.

This is by far one of my favorite Armenian BBQ restaurants. I tried combo #26 when beef Lule kebob, pork chop and chicken. Everything was very juicy and extremely well seasoned. It also comes with salad, rice and charred tomatoes and Anaheim peppers. I'm so glad to have found this place. I look forward to my next visit.

By far the worst shawarma I have ever eaten! The bread was burned, the chicken was dry burned and had it’s cartilage in it, and just felt like the inside of a lawnmower in my mouth. And they charge $10 for this WOW I wouldn’t ever pay $3 for it. Never buy shawarma from here! I should’ve listened to the reviews before going. Don’t make the same mistake I did!! Save your money people it’s not worth it at all.

Stopped by yesterday evening and got my cousin a chicken shawarma. He said it was great so we planned on heading back after watching a comedy show. The shawarmas we ordered the second time around weren't that great. We both noticed that with every bite the chicken was overcooked and very very hard to chew through. I decided to order another one to eat later and when the proprietors asked me how our meal was, I mentioned that it was okay, just that the chicken was too tough, and asked that the one they were making to go to not be overcooked. When I got home that night and eventually but in to the final chicken shawarma they had prepared, it wasn't any better. They must have not liked the feedback I had given them or just didn't care to do a better job. Hope they do a better job in the future, but I'll be sure to dine somewhere else when in need of some shawarma. Why make something if you're not going to do a good job?