This review is for the Richmond Hill location in smartcenters center. Can't seem to find in…read moreyelp... so picking the next closest one. Can't go wrong with beef shwarma... great flavors and a bit of tanginess... I didn't expect to like the chicken shwarma but it was nice and smokey... which fishes it some added depth. At other places, shish kebob can be over cooked and dry... not here... grilled on the outside but tender on the inside. Love these flavors... wish we could have had extra containers of that yummy sauce on the side. I don't know what it is... but the potatoes where so so good. There is lots of staples and salad to fill you up. So in total there was plenty... but I felt like I would like a tiny little more meat for the price of the shwarma... the shish kebob seems about right because it's chuncks of meat vs thin sliced. Overall giving this a 3.25 start rating.

Mr. Zagros at the corner of Rutherford and Bathurst is a clean and friendly Schwarma and other…read moreseats joint which fills the spot for a quick lunch. What us relatively unique is that for about ten bucks you get a pretty hefty sandwich of chicken mixed in a bowl with a wide assortment of fixings as tomatoes, medeterrean salad and red cabbage. Typical shops have much fewer filling options schmeared on a bagged pita bread and smushed in a panini press. The bread hear appears house made, certainly unique and so doing kind of sticks to the wrapping paper. But still, an enjoyable bite of mixed veg and chicken. While a bit on the dry side and buried with the veg and sauce, thst is a big sandwich and very fresh. I would saw that Mr. Zagros is a good option when you get a craving for a schwarma or falafel. Be prepared to pay a premium, as about $32.00 for three sandwiches and one soda.

I can't believe how good their food was! I don't usually give 5 star reviews but that is what it…read morewads even though it took a full 30 minutes for me to get my dinner. It was a large chicken with half rice and half fries and fully delicious. The chicken off the sit was fine, kind of dry but that's how I like it, that's what sauce is for. And they give you three kinds. The garlic mayo was utterly delicious with the chicken and fried, quite addicting. The buffalo type of sauce was better, like buffalo but not as tangy, really really good. Then a weird soy type of sauce, kind of sweet, that I didn't like but they give them all separately so that's life. The rice was nice, yellow, fluffy, and I don't usually eat rice, but I was finding myself trying to eat as much as I could with eat piece of chicken I had. Because I wanted to eat it all, because it was that good! The fries were boring but just fine, tiny underdone. Then the pickles and pickled beets and pickled beans was artisan. Loved the contrast in flavor and the tartness, good combination of flavors. So yeah, I was utterly confused that the food was so good, because I've had this persian type of food before, but never was it this good to me! No joke!, Shawarma+ left me jonesing for their beautiful played of pure deliciousness. Literally!

Excellent shawarma and free soup that came with it. Great deal. Total $11. Friendly people. Clean…read moreplace

So delicious so good so yummy so fresh amd authentic!! We have the saj wrap which has fries in the…read moremiddle and the shawarma wrap! Both delicious!!

Manpreet was the sweetest server! she was very attentive and patient! 10/10. and the food was…read moredelicious

We visited here for a Sunday brunch at the patio and were stunned how beautiful the patio was…read more The brunch menu includes great variety of hot and cold Mediterranean warm and clod dishes like Fatteh, Balila, Foul, Kunefe, labneh balls, variety of cheese, jam, bread, fruit, fresh juice and Turkish coffee. It had a great atmosphere and the staff were friendly and attentive.

We decided to grab a bite on Friday night and I remembered this establishment that I had visited…read moreyears ago. It's in an spot that doesn't really stand out - so many signs and businesses and 3 lanes of traffic in each direction. As soon as you walk in the front door, you are swept away from this industrial looking area. The decor is upscale and enchanting. It definitely has the Wow factor. The staff are extremely polite and accommodating. The food was excellent - hot, fresh, and bursting with flavor. My friend had never had Middle Eastern cuisine and loved it! The portions are generous and we had to take some home with us. My friend who is not a fan of baklava tried some of mine and loved it! It's a must have here.

I have been to this establishment many times. I took my daughter here this past Tuesday as we…read morewanted something healthy and quick. The service is always amazing and the staff are so willing to please. The food is fresh and falafel is made fresh. This will always be my go to place when I want healthy but quick! We usually take out as the decor is very fast food looking with high tops. I wouldn't object to eating in either. Very clean!

Chicken undercooked and they charged me extra. Would not recommend. The staff is friendly.read more

Food quality and taste exceeded my expectations. Service was…read moregood, if a bit slow. Once our order was taken, the food came out quickly. We had to get someone's attention to pay the bill. Ambiance was cozy and comfortable. Now, on to the food. Fattoush salad was really good. The dressing had the perfect tang, and all the ingredients were FRESH. Meats were beautifully cooked. Juicy and tender. The biggest surprise was the watermelon juice. I didn't expect it to be a slushie! The weather today was kind of warm, so it was a welcome refreshment.

I Uber Eats my order and it come fast and everything is fresh and hot and so good and free bread so…read morehot so it's great to Order for gathering or visit the restaurant too

We ordered take out from here during covid and had a really positive experience. The restaurant was…read morevery good at adjusting the entree to suit my dietary restrictions. I ended up ordering the steak combo and received salad, fries and potato wedges as sides. Unfortunately the rice from my boyfriends order had dairy or gluten and it didn't agree with me. Just eat the rice with caution if you are sensitive to dairy or gluten. Our two entrees were enough food for 3 or 4 meals. We were both stuffed and it tasted great.

Wonderful food! Being a big fan of this cuisine, I feel…read moreobliged to try any new spots that open up, and saw this on a delivery platform the other day and decided to try it out soon, Just tried it today and it was AMAZING. Got the beef shish kabobs and the schnitzel, the schnitzel was the winner and it tasted very very good, the kabobs were good too, but nothing extra ordinary and it still needed some extra cooking perhaps. Packaging is nice, service is fast, it's a must try and definitely a repeat experience.

My go-to place for my Middle Eastern comforts!…read more They make the best pita - thick and spongy and chewy - the way we like it. The salad take outs are solid. Never had a bad product here. Highly recommended especially when it's too hot to cook! Get their Turkish salads - my fave. They have tabbouli and a ton of other familar fresh salads.

Sababa in Thornhill doesn't chase trends--it outlives them. I've been eating here for 30 years,…read morewhich in restaurant time is basically surviving a war, and Sababa is still standing, still feeding people the way it always has: honest, soulful Middle Eastern food that shows up every day and does the job right. This is the kind of place where the menu hasn't been "reimagined," because it never needed to be. The chicken skewers dinner is a personal staple--charred just enough, juicy where it counts, seasoned with the confidence. The shawarma is famous for a reason: shaved hot, spiced deep, and piled without apology. You start with the dip platter because that's what you do here--hummus, tahini, baba ghanoush--the opening handshake before the real conversation begins. Attached to the restaurant is a grocery store that feels like a lifeline--shelves of hard-to-find ingredients, spices, and staples that remind you food isn't just something you order, it's something you live with. There's also a takeout counter with a few tables, perfect for quick eats that turn into longer stays because the food demands your attention. Sam Azar founded the place, and the legend goes deeper than the menu--he even made their lentil soup recipe public, giving it away to the newspapers like a gift, not a secret. That generosity still hangs in the air. Today, his children carry the torch, and you can feel the continuity: same spirit, same standards, same refusal to mess with something that works. Sababa isn't flashy. It's better than that. It's dependable, rooted, and quietly excellent--the kind of restaurant you measure your life around, not your Instagram feed. Find calm fam atmosphere, not TikTok madness with a side of chaos. CHEERS!!!