Sharwarma Doner House

Walked by and the aroma called me in. Ordered a chicken shawarma plate. The chicken was amazing– and so was the rice, Will def be back again!

I got the Lamb and Gyro sandwich with Mango Lassi. While the meat had some flavor and taste, it was not as pronounced nor as savory as one usually expects with Doner sandwiches. The meat was slightly undercooked and the sauce adds not much more than messiness. The mango lassi on the other hand has a solid mix of the texture and taste. I rate this a bottomed out three stars because while the food is not bad, it’s not a place I’d go back to again.
Specifically in terms of halal options, this rating still applies. It’s more worth going to some of the street vendors for this kind of food.

Good basic shawarma. Fast, tasty, pretty friendly. Could be cleaned up a bit and could offer a few more options in terms of what goes into their wraps. But I enjoyed it. It’s not quite a 4 star kind of place, but I would probably go as high as 3.5.

I was very hungry so I stopped at Shawarmahouse. the food was delicious. the juices were awesome especially the green juice. I ordered a chicken Shawarma
was very good. they give you choices what to put in your wrap. I also had upma in the all day breakfast
has mixed vegetables, lentils, herbs, and there are other ingredients in
was unbelievably good. the prices are also very reasonable. the meat is
is very fresh. the workers are also very nice. if you’re in midtown Manhattan, this is a very good place to stop.

I never really order «juice» for fear of being accused of being bougie, but I had the «all greens juice» from here once, and bruh, pretty sure there’s magic in it.
The samosas are a great snack (a little spicy, and I have a high spice tolerance), and the shawarma platters are good too.
The staff is friendly, so you can sit and chat while you eat. Make a new friend. Good times.

The previous place ‘mmm Enfes’ closed or changed management? I had their stuff during Christmas holiday at Bryant park at their kiosk. Was pretty good. Last week I stopped by the shop to get a Guzleme (Turkish crêpe with filling). Cold, not fresh at all. Shop is not so clean. Disappointed.

Overpriced, and small portions. I’ve had a lamb/​beef sharwarma wrap which was dry — both the wrap and meat. Also — today am having the chicken sharwarma, which tastes fine, but is a very light portion for $ 10. I’d rather go to a street meat cart for similar style food at nearly half the price. Also — those carts are consistent, and I feel like SDH isn’t. If it was a better food, and portion, I’d have no issue paying $ 10 or $ 11 bucks, tops.
I did like this place when it was only MMM Enfes.

Located in the midst of busy streets along 6^th Avenue, I still manage to give these guys my money almost every lunch break. Why? The meats are of high quality, prices are competitive, and they offer quite the variety of tastes. My usual lunch is a combo platter with an all green smoothie: $ 16. It is more money than I shell out elsewhere, but there is something about this place that leaves me wanting it a few more times in the week. You hit all food groups in one sitting. Doesn’t get much better than that.

After walking around Times Square looking for a quick late night snack, only to find food carts [all the same] and McDonalds, we headed back to our Marriot Residence Times Square, and saw this across the street, which we went running to, after 10pm. The wrap consisted of a large tortilla with hotplate meat, and the falafel plate with rice and veggies and hummus was SO GREAT. the rice cooked with vermicelli and allspice was delish, and the hummus very fresh and the one of the best I’ve ever had. We got the beef/​lamb sharwama wrap, falafel plate, and hummus plate with 1 can of soda or $ 23. A great buy for NYC!

I had a wrap/​panini today from mmm enfes at Broadway bites for $ 10. The wrap was huge and filling and I was able to build my own with unlimited ingredients (chicken, spinach, corn, scallion, parsley and feta).
Unfortunately there was only one guy making the food and taking the money so the wait was super long. Then I guess since he was in a hurry he took it off the grill without it being properly cooked (the filling/​meat was just lukewarm and some of the pastry was still kind of raw).
The food tasted okay enough but it wasn’t something I would go out of my way to eat again — especially if one or two people were already waiting to have their food made.

Should be called Just ok. Now I know why so little people reviewed this place. Gave it 3 stars cause he’s a very small Resturant business in midtown I know that’s not easy.

I frown as I eat this very sad mixed doner sandwich and wonder, why. Why did I just spend $ 9 on a sandwich and a can of soda for something that just tastes so bad.
First of all, they did NOT cut my meat directly from the spinning cooker. What is the point of having your food in display, slowly cooking, when you are going to pull a bunch of sad meat from a metal tin and then cook it on a hotplate? I’m not sure if that would even pass a health inspection.
They take this giant tortilla, which is odd to begin with, and put a tiny bit of meat in the middle. It was sad really. Then you select your veggies. By the time you’re done you have a terrible ratio of meat to everything else. They drowned my sandwich, which is now a wrap, in hot sauce and called it a day.
I knew just from watching them make it that this was going to suck. And guess what, it did. The meat wasn’t even HOT. How long as this meat been accumulating bacteria in a metal tin? I even asked why they aren’t taking my meat from the rotators and they gave me some weird half assed answer.
Needless to say I will stay away from here. The street meats is significantly better than this and half the cost.

This place used to be called mmm Enfes, but it appears to have switched to new management. The menu is almost the same — Turkish platters, wraps, desserts and drinks. I tried both the lamb sharwarma and falafel from here. The sandwiches come in a flatbread wrap, not a pita like most Mediterranean places. It was an average portion size, about 7 inches long. The lamb tasted fine, but it was a bit dry. With the falafel wrap, they give you five mashed up falafel balls. It was okay as well, though the falafel had an overly bitter taste to it.
All in all, the food was just okay.

Went here specifically for the Baklava from mmm Enfes and found that the shop has switched to a mediterranean eatery. We got the Baklava nevertheless but there was nothing extraordinary about it. Have definitely had better Baklava at many places in the city and elsewhere. Don’t think the Baklava was made of butter like it usually is.

This restaurant has only been open 2 weeks and I stopped by to try the lamb platter. Excellent! I talked to the owner/​chef Yusuf (sp?) and he is a very friendly person. He said he has 20 years of experience and that everything is made fresh in house, and that shows in the quality and taste of the food! The baklava was extremely good! Small place with some limited seating, but worth a stop.
They also have smoothies. I went with the mango and it was great.