Finally made it to Zaaki Cuisine, a small shawarma spot (with only two high stools inside). It's…read morenext to a Mean Poutine branch. Small lineup but it moved quickly. Platters are $13.99 to $18.99. - Lentil soup ($6.00) - homey - Zaaki's special platter ($18.99) - includes all their meats (chicken shawarma, beef + lamb and three falafels). Very generous portion. Falafels were excellent, cooked to order. Hommus had an enjoyable, unexpected heat Great spot for a filling, tasty meal. 4.5 stars.

foods great! line moves quickly. prices are very affordable. cute cozy little place in a central…read morearea and very accessible and convenient

Price: $7.90 - $9.99 per Taste: 3.2 / 5 for lamb || 3.8 for…read morechicken Atmosphere: 1 / 5 Seating: 1.5 / 5 Price Performance ratio: 4 / 5 Retention Rate: may be for the chicken donair ℙros: good customer service. I ordered my donair and vibe through uber eats, and they waited till my arrival to toast it so it would be fresh lots of meat lots of veggies and pickles (which I hate ） the chicken was moist and tender they loaded it with hummus and tahini sauce ℂons: think they mixed up my order... I ordered one donair and one Beirut vibe, and both outer shells look the same are they the same ?! The menu says tannour bread vs wrap. I'm confused ‍ the Beirut had too much parsley the lamb reminds me of cardboard boxes... it was slightly hard to chew but not unacceptable crispy wrap but it's slightly chewy (in an unpleasant way)... Not sure why their wraps are so much thicker than the other location why are their lamb tougher than the other location Final Thoughts: would rather drive to the further location in the future (but why are the quality so inconsistent )

I have been going to the other crispy falafel location for…read morea few years and this location shawarma tastes just as good except easier to get to and a lot more parking then the location on 24th ave and King George Boulevard.

I'm pretty much here every week. Sometimes twice a week. And I always get the same thing. The King…read moreSized Falafel. Best falafel in Coquitlam and awesome value.

Decent but rather expensive falafel place right next to Superstore…read more Parking is plentiful in the Superstore parking lot. The food can be had either in shawarma form ($8), or in plate form (shawarma with sides such as rice) ($15 or so). They must be making a killing here. The place is a bit slow to make the food, but the quality is decent. However, the sauce is a bit on the liquidy side. I ended up making a mess when my lunch leaked. Not sure if anyone cares, but they have gluten free options. Worth trying once, but the price makes me hesitant to come by too often.

The best falafel in Vancouver is as superbaba hands down. I asked if the falafel was baked or fried…read moreand I was told I could pick. After requesting to have it fried I was surprised to see it come out of a microwave. Considering it's also the same price as superbaba I would suggest that of you're looking for a falafel save your money and go elsewhere. Staff were polite and place was clean for what that's worth. Hope you chicken lovers find something decent but if falafel is what you're seeking this is a hard pass.

Probably the most disappointing falafel experience I've had in Vancouver. I had the Vegetarian…read morePlate and nothing tasted fresh. The tomatoes in the Greek salad were on the verge of being mushy (I ate them, but considered discarding them, and if they'd been any more mushy I would've thrown them out), the hummus was grainy, the pickled onions tasted kind of funky, the samosa wrapper was not crisp, the dolma filling was weirdly dense, the pita was store-bought and very thin (I recognize this is intentional and a style some people like, I just prefer a thicker pita for dipping). The toum was really good, but that did not make up for everything else going on. They get a second star from me because when I ordered I also bought a bottle of their ayran to drink later, and that did end up being pretty good, so I feel my rating should acknowledge that there was something that wasn't a complete miss. But I definitely wouldn't eat here again.

Ordered takeout from Express Donair House, and it did not disappoint. Ordered beef donair with all…read morethe fixings, including spicy pickles and spicy sauce. The beef was nice and tender, and everything was wrapped nicely without anything falling out. The service was great! There were three guys working behind the counter; I was asked for my order as soon as I walked in. While the other person was making my order right away! This is my go-to place for a donair!

Large portions at a very reasonable price. The plates are great and come with a pita, choice of…read moresalad and hummus. The food is fresh and seasoned well. Only gripe is that I would prefer chicken with less skin on it. So I would recommend the beef, lamb or falafel instead. Service was quick and friendly. Limited indoor seating.

I get it. I ordered from Annacis after prime business…read morehours. But a cow died for that meat. And was dead again., dry, woody, and felt a few days old. Nobody got sick... But we didn't finish eating either. If I was going to do it again I would have certainly have to do it at lunch when I am sure everything is fired quickly.

very tasty，and the waitress is very nice. Good choice for a stop by for a road ride lunch.read more