Very very good, and I love the fact that they offer you a sample of falafel right when you walk up…read moreto the booth so you can taste before you buy. Obviously I enjoyed the sample because I immediately opted to buy a falafel bowl, which was just a bit steep (I thought) at £10 but was very filling and they let you put on your own pickles so I loaded my bowl up. They also have self-serve sauces so I added an extra tahini drizzle on top because why not. The people working were really nice and were able to churn out orders quickly which was appreciated as I didn't have a ton of time to kill during my lunch break. Camden market was as crazy as always. Would definitely return!

At Camden Market where all the street vendors are shoving food in your face (not very Covid safe by…read morethe way) to get you to try their items, its refreshing to find a vendor who's not. But then Basta did but we were too lazy to walk to another vendor, but their food was actually not bad. I ordered the Shawarma Pita and it was surprisingly good. The chicken shawarma had a curry sauce to it which although wasn't very authentic, definitely helped the moisten up this dish a lot which can often be quite dry. On second thought, why don't all shawarmas have curry sauce? I also appreciate the fresh vegetables inside. Overall very solid falafel place and the workers inside turned out to be extremely kind and helpful. Would definitely go again in Camden Market.

A very nice place with even nicer folks working there. They were very helpful and the food was…read moremade very fast. I had the spicy potato falafel wrap and a medium was a great size for lunch. If I am around I will be going back!

7.7 rating on a 1-10 scale. The 1-5 scale is designed to be useless…read more Safety: 9, Cleanliness: 9, Food Art: 5, Food Quality: 7, Taste: 7, Decor: 7, Selection: 9, Menu: 7, Price 7, Emotional Maturity: 9, Employees: 10, Bathroom: 0, Tip Policy: 10, Happy Tummy four hours later: 10, Wishing to return: 10. This was one of my top 5 places I planned to eat at during my month long vacation in London. I wanted a falafel place and this Palestinian spot was perfect. These guys are lovable and friendly and they make a great sandwich at an inexpensive price and the sandwiches are very healthy for you. Falafel made on the spot while you wait. I recommend their most expensive sandwich and the spicy chips. Realize the more expensive the roll, the size doesn't increase, only the ingredients change. Unfortunately London is a house of ruins when it comes to hummus because they water it down with about a gallon of the Thames river, everywhere you go. Why doesn't anyone make their own hummus and do it right? There is indoor seating available with tables. My advice is buy your falafel and head deeper into Shepherd's Bush Market until you reach Osman's Juice, and there are chairs there under cover. Get some pure sugar can juice, freshly squeezed, and go to heaven, or he will mix anything he has to your your delight. May The Falafel be with you! Sorry, I missed taking photos, just ate the sandwich.

Excellent chicken shawarma in camberwell - and all cheap. The fries are great too. Perfect place to…read moregrab a quick bite to eat. It'd be even better if the plastic plates, forks etc would be replaced - hope that'll happen soon too.

Pretty decent shawarma wrap for an insanely cheap price of only £3.50. Very much worth it,…read moreconsidering i couldn't even finish it. Had a nice chicken shawarma with various sauces added

I would give this place 5 stars for their food. When you want a non-greasy vegetarian (Vegan even,…read moreI think?) option for a fiver, this is the place to go. The chopped salad is delicious, the hot green sauce will sting you in a good way, and the included lemonade with mint is brilliant. As mentioned by others, the seating can be a bit of a gamble (one that I've never taken as my apartment is 4 blocks away). Mr. Falafel King has always been jovial and maybe a little stingy with the pepperoncinis, but overly generous otherwise. And if you want something other than a hummus and falafel experience, this is not the place for you. But for what this place offers, in this neighborhood of overpriced underwhelming food, it's pretty perfect.

If you're roaming Portobello Market, this is a good inexpensive option for lunch…read more While not up to my favourite Maoz in Soho's high standards, the falafel here are well seasoned, crunchy and the sauces lend a nice kick. The pitta breads also hold together well - no mid-bite disntegration here! Queues can be long but that's the swell of success!

Open late, with wraps priced just below four quids a pop (heft comparable to a decent sized San…read moreDiego burrito - for those who know) all served to me in under 45 seconds' time, King of Falafel is how I prefer to end my evenings in Camden Town. Did I mention it's strategically positioned adjacent to World's End? Yay!

If done right, a falafel can satisfy even a carnivore. Unfortunately, this place was just not it…read more My husband had the lamb wrap and I had the falafel wrap. The worker seemed nice. He said all the falafels are made fresh every morning (prompting my decision to order the falafel wrap). However, upon tasting this wrap, not only were the falafels bland, but it tasted stale. He might as well strain and dump a can of chickpeas, lettuce, slab it with the equally as bland hummus and give it to me - because that was what it tasted like. I'm a strong advocate of not wasting food but I couldn't even finish my damn "wrap". Tried to feed it to the birds at Regent's Park and even they wouldn't eat it. Hubby was not happy with his soggy lamb wrap either - the owner basically drowned the wrap in a "house dressing" and spicy sauce. Nice worker, but naaahhhhhhh...no thanks.

My new favourite lunch place!…read more I've tried the falafel wrap and the chicken-wrap. Both are very tasty - I'm loving the sweet and cinammony flavour of the falafel sandwich. If they have it, I'd definitely go for the Moroccan wrap as it gives some extra-flavour to the whole experience...What I especially like about the sandwiches/wraps here, is that they are juicy and full of flavour - in fact, the ingredients themselves, like the salad, are already dressed and marinated before they go into the wrap, which gives it that extra flavour! Further, I love the way they're doing business here: it's a little counter within a corner store. At peak times there are up to three people helping to serve the lunch crowd and not once did I see them unhappy! They're always nice and always very enthusiastic about their food! Plus: the price is simply unbeatable...3.75 for quite a large wrap

This is a North African grocers, come corner shop, albeit not on a corner, the like of which you…read morehave no doubt passed many times and not given a second look. I passed by the open double doors at about 12:05 yesterday lunchtime and saw a Falafel counter, passing back about 5 minutes later I saw a queue of a dozen or so had formed and made a mental note to give it a try. So, as I'm in that part of the City this week, I nipped in, queued up and................. OMFG these are good. While you are still queueing, they take your order, which will be either falafel on on various salady things resting on either a Lebanese or Moroccan flat flatbread-tortilla thing. There are several layers of salady stuff, four or five different sauce type ingredients which are then rolled up and baked for a couple of minutes in a panini grill. While I was there I heard the other people talking about how great these things were. I'll be in this part of town until the end of the week, three more days, three more falafel wraps I think. I have been eating falafel for years, but I have never been passionate about it. I am now!

Food was just the definition of awesome and delicious the service was so nice as I was immediately…read morenoticed and got my order taken instantly. Its busy location makes it an awesome to hang out. They even gave a free falafel!

"At the age of 29 years old I had a vision, maybe the only thing that will give gramps peace of…read moremind, is that I keep the falafel coming...Pilpel was born." I like this quote and to me it really encompasses what this place is all about: a great falafel experience! In fact, Israeli store owner Uri Dinay, who opened the store in honor of his grand father, has done a fantastic job with this (second) store in London. I have been here now twice and both times I really loved it. First time around I had the pita bread stuffed to the brim with delicious falafels, tabouleh, chickpeas and other goodies. The second time around I went for the salad box filled with all the same stuff, just with the pita bread on the side. Both were delicious: I'd recommend the former one for the smaller appetite and the latter one for the bigger appetite. In any case, try to come early, as the lunch crowd can be quite ferocious!

No frills take-away booth, but great Falafel…read more I'm a great lover of the Falafel wrap, and I've tried a few. This is a pretty good one - not the best I've ever tries, but features up there on the pretty darn tasty scale! Wraps come in a variety of sizes and with optional extra's. The basic wrap (£3) comes with fresh salad, hummus, and you can add tahini or spicy sauce. Optional extra's include aubergine and halloumi among others. There are also Lamb and Chicken options for the meat lovers, and soups and toasts, however I haven't tried these. The guy running this place is very bubbly and friendly, and it's a great option if you want a quick healhty lunch or snack.

The rudest service I've ever come across in London. Hoped to get a chicken wrap, instead got a…read moreridiculous guy trying to pick a fight with me. So many good places in Camden, no need to bother eating here!