It’s Greek To Me

When faced with overpriced philly cheese steak sandwiches or 3 different variations of mall chinese food (despite one stating it’s a cajun place), reasonably priced Greek food will always win out.
Sandwich combos (served with fries and a drink) are priced at $ 5.99. More filling plates like chicken or gyros are priced at $ 7.99 and come with hummus, pita, tabouli, tzaziki sauce and a drink.
Ample amount of meat which was freshly shaved from the cone. Hummus was good and not watery or runny like I incorrectly assumed it would be. Tabouli tasted like tabouli and I still remain, not of fan of it no matter where it comes from.
Also ordered a side of grape leaves, which in a different take came warm. No meat in them though, just nicely seasoned rice.

Gyros are the best I’ve had in town. Can’t really give it 5 stars yet without trying something else on the menu, but for mall food they are pretty good.

My first time at a greek restaurant and i must say its pretty tasty! Must try people.

You’re at the mall, surveying your options of where to eat in the magnificent remodeled food court. There’s some tough competition and one spot I believe many unfortunately overlook: gyros from It’s Greek to Me. There are other locations around town, but this is the one I’ve visited most, even back in my younger years.
The gyros are great– pretty standard with exactly what I expect. If you don’t try gyros, they’re a lot like a wrap or flatbread sandwich with sliced slow roasted meat mix (you’ll see it rotating within the shop), tomatoes, lettuce, and a cool cucumber yogurt called tzatziki sauce. If you’re getting a combo, you get fries too… and they’ll be the best fries available in the food court, at least by my standards. There are many other options on the menu, but this is what I’ve always had; others seem to get this frequently as well.
They have extras like baklava, but I found it to be less exciting than I’d hope. Stick to the main attraction. But give this place a shot: the service is warm and friendly, just like the food.

It’s in the mall, but it’s really good. They have probably the best gyros i have had in town. Now I have not been to a TON of places serving them but a handful. Out of that handful though this place is the best. The onions, the tomatoes, the sauce, the meat… it is all so good. If you are shopping at Woodland Hills and want some Greek food you should try it out!

As long as you know that you are going into this ordering Gyros at the Mall, then you will be able to have a pretty decent meal. This is obviously not going to be fine dining, but compared to the other commercialized options in Woodland Hills Mall Food Court, you can actually get something unique.
The two guys working today were friendly. They lured me over with a sample of the Gyro meat and I had to have more. I ordered a #11 which was a Gyro, fries and a drink. It came to $ 8.50 (ish).
The Gyro was really great. The pita bread tasted fresh baked and the tzatziki sauce added some nice flavor. It was packed full with tomatoes, onions and lettuce and was more than I could even finish. The fries were pretty standard frozen fries but they did have seasoning salt out to be used.
The only downside was that my Gyro was slightly heavy on tzatziki sauce, which made for a messy meal.
If you are at the mall and want to try something different, give these guys some business.

This is the review for their Woodland Hills mall food court location.
Sells your typical yummy Kronos gyro. For $ 6.99 you can get a gyro plate which includes rice pilaf, a pita cut into 4 sections, shaved gyro meat, shredded ice berg lettuce, a slice of tomato, 2 containers of tzatziki and a drink.
A couple of years ago, I tried their bakalva; it was ok, nothing fantastic. Their dolmades aren’t very good. For about $ 3 you can order a side of dolmades (stuffed grape leaves) and it comes with 5. They are stuffed with an oily, but dry (I don’t know how to explain it) reddish/​orange rice. The leaves have the texture of sitting under a heat lamp.
I like them because they’re not Chik-​fil-​a or Popeyes. It’s the only decent tasting mall food you can get!
I must say I’m a little confused by their brochure which, in bold letters at the top, says, «Open Buffet Every Friday and Saturday Night. Hookah Available Every Night.» I’m confused because 2 out of 3 of their locations are in mall food courts, the other being in the Spirit Bank Event Center (I have no idea what that is.) I can’t imagine that hookah is allowed in the mall food court when smoking is not.