To be honest, I'm totally clueless about what Turkish cuisine is about. I don't know any staple…read moredish or native delicacy. Because of this, with the desire to try anything at least once, I did not have any second thoughts about trying this place out. Besides, there was a bit of a line and the area was not deserted so I thought a number of people must really like whatever is on the place's menu. I asked for their bestseller and a slightly indifferent woman on the window recommended the Pita Doner. It looked really tasty and I got excited to take my first bite. And when I finally plunged my fork onto the pita bread, I noticed that it was stuffed with lots of vegetables. I'm not sure if it was a good thing but I expected more meat. The sauces (not sure how they're called) on the other hand, were also kind of bland. Good thing the entire dish was generally filling and satisfying. Not to mention it was already a balanced and healthy diet as it is. It might not be the best I've tasted but I have nothing to compare it with so I guess it was just ayt and I'm still willing to give Turkish cuisine in general another shot.

I can't help but feel that I should have ordered something else. After all, Bricks and Copper's…read morereputation preceeds it as far as I've read. Well, it's hit or miss, really depending who you ask. It just so happened that I was looking for something light that day. With everything around it offering something heavier, a pita donner seemed like a good idea. If you're familiar with the Bricks and Copper from Pleasant Hills, you'll probably notice there's a lot missing from their menu. But at least they kept their best seller, right? The pita donner is... kind of underwhelming. I mean, I guess it's okay. The meat wasn't all that dry. Nice and peppery. Good flavor but the way it was stacked in the pita meant that you'd be left with nothing but vegetables when you reached the bottom. That definitely does nothing for its flavor. That and where I got a container of sauce, my friend didnt and we ordered the exact same thing. Again, I can't help but think I might have ordered the wrong thing but when you order something they claim is their best seller, you'd think there would be a little more to it.

Pretty chill hookah bar with Arabic music in the middle of metro Manila. The setup is unique…read more You're on a small couch with 1-2 other people adjacent to each other, but you're a bit cramped. It's a creepy place to go alone, because of the neighborhood and of the old male clientele, so try to go with a friend. I recommend the berry mint hookah. Skip the grapefruit flavor.

We had a VERY VERY BAD EXPERIENCE with this restaurant. It is infuriating!…read more What we received were FOUL SMELLING CHICKEN SHAWARMAS and FRENCH FRIES SOAKED IN CHICKEN FAT!!! Aside from this, let's talk about the MISSING ORDERS! It was highly unacceptable and when we called the customer service to fix it, they only defended themselves that they make food fresh everyday. LIKE REALLY???!!!! TRY TO EAT THE CHICKEN SHAWARMA you sent us and you'd know immediately that the food is not good anymore, when you open the container it has A FOUL SMELL. and we know what good shawarma chicken smells like since we order this a lot. P.S aside from these they have an AWFUL CUSTOMER SERVICE. THEY ONLY GAVE US EXCUSES and didnt really solved the problem! HORROR EXPERIENCE!

Simply a great Turks branch, it promises good food and delivers, if you're a fan of Turks you'll…read moreundoubtedly enjoy buying from here, they offer rice servings as well

Glad we went in this establishment. Food was amazing. We ordered almost everything in the menu and…read moreloved it all. See pics. The falafel was not the usual try and over powering. Their version was crispy outside but tasty and juicy inside. Service was tops, accommodating, friendly and fast. The ambiance was pretty simple. No frills but clean and comfortable. Price over size plating was a average. My 9 year old son even enjoyed their shawarma hummus. Ohhh the baklava... delicious! Will definitely be back here just before we go back to Saipan.

This was my first stop on my trip! It was one of the only spots open late night! Thank goodness…read morebecause it is delicious. It's also much healthier than the other late night choices. The hummus here is delicious! I also like that you can order half or full sizes of the falafel. The half size is fulfilling already. If you eat just those two things, you should be quite satisfied. My family comes to this place quite often! I can see why!

A bit of trivia before we proceed: Did you know that Turkey is "birthplace" of shawarma? In fact,…read morethe name comes from the Turkish "çevirme", which means "turning". Shawarma is made from strips of meat--with beef being the hands down favorite--skewered and roasted on a spit over a period of several hours. Add in a combination of vegetables, such as fresh cucumber, onion, tomato, lettuce, and cabbage; drizzle with garlic or yogurt dressing; top with grated cheese (optional), and that's a wrap! Khaleb Shawarma is one of the more popular shawarma stalls in the metro. Eager to spread its passion for Mediterranean cuisine to Filipinos, it offers shawarma and kebab favorites at very affordable prices! At Php 50, you can already enjoy beef shawarma or kebab pita. The wrap, which resembles a cone more than a roll, is easy to eat on the go. It's delicious, too! For the rice lovers out there (aren't we all?), Khaleb Shawarma also offers shawarma rice, and chelo kebab. Maybe it's the convenience of eating our basic food groups: grow, go, and glow in one meal. Or perhaps it's just the mouthwatering interaction of warm bread, juicy meat, and crunchy vegetables that has our taste buds all fired up. Whatever the reason, one thing seems certain: shawarma in the metro is here to stay!

The old Pasig across the river from Ortigas lacks upscale restaurants. Most are very small and…read morevery plain in decor. Shawarma Bros is indeed very small, but the interior is rather pleasant: well-lit, spotlessly clean, new tables & chairs. A couple parking slots out front. Located across from PureGold, also near Starbuck's and Pancake House, which together are the nicest small strip of eateries in that part of town. What is even better is the food. Persian/Turkish food aficiandos will love it. True strong flavors, not toned down for the Filipino palate. I especially like the Kofta.

I have always been on a perpetual hunt for the best Persian food around Manila and sadly enough I…read morehaven't found any Persian restaurants that has come close to my favorite Persian joint Behrouz until I came across Shawarma Bros in C. Raymundo Avenue Pasig City. Accidentally, while waiting for my moms test results while suffering from hunger pangs that I stumbled in to this hole in the wall goodness just across St Therese Hospital. To my surprise they filled up most of my food establishment requirements that is good flavor, cleanliness and reasonable pricing hence their slogan "A Different Shawarma Experience" was spot on. This is their first branch aside from being one of the Food Trucks that you see at events. Make sure to order their Chicken Shawarma Rice or Lamb Steak Rice mixed with garlic sauce and chili tomato all for the price of P150 to P200.

4.5, best falafel ive tried yet! not dry at all! the platter was very good in taste and serving…read moresize. loved their biryani too! i also got a bagel shakshuka to go and that was very cheesy and nice also.

Solid hummus that is flavorful and simple. Proper pita bread. Excellent chicken shawarma. Comes…read morewith tahini and and herb chili sauce. Not cheap but deeply satisfying

The Good: Authentic Arabian food! As good as it gets in Manila…read more The Bad: It's traffic getting to the place and the ambiance isn't the best. Pro Tip: The biryani rice is a sleeper hit! As stated above, this is probably the best Arabian food place in manila. You know an Arabian place is good when Arabians go there to eat! Whenever I'm in the general area, i take the time to do a side-trip to this place! Always awesome, and never disappoints! The place may be abit old and dirty, but I think it's all part of the charm! Try the kebabs, sharwama and my personal favorite: the biryani rice!

Our favorite place for Shawarma (Middle Eastern dish). Place was upgraded and they now have a "fast…read morefood branch" nearby. Skip their "Shawarma Meals" fries included was very disappointing!

Absolutely unacceptable. I received soggy French fries, the order was missing hummus which was…read moreclearly in my purchase order, the website phone number does not work, the grilled chicken cutlet order was good but the shawarma I received was NOT fresh at all, you can literally smell it. I could not even contact anyone bc ordering through food panda they put me in a line of 15 before getting to my ticket. I live in Rockwell center and I have an excellent understanding of quality food and service and this is not it. If you are an expat like me, do not order here. -a sincerely pissed off and still hungry customer

I love LOVE LOVE their shawarma! I think it's because their Pita bread is extra soft and yummy…read moreunlike the super flat and dry ones we are used to. Their hummus is also very good. It's a must-try.

Okay, I held off reviewing Greek Kouzina for awhile because I wanted to try more of their menu and…read moretoday I got the chance. One thing I never fail to order is their stuffed zucchini because it's really good and feels really healthy... it's "greek rice with pine nuts, raisins and tomatoes stuffed in zucchini". However, today I found out that they modified their menu and there's no longer stuffed zucchini (sob!); instead, they changed it to stuffed red bell pepper! Badly needing my rice fix, I ordered it anyway, but very doubtfully. We also got the beef gyros (small pieces of beef, greens, and feta cheese in pita wrap) and the crispy calamares. The good news is, the stuffed red bell pepper was surprisingly even BETTER than the zucchini. It's the sweetest pepper I've ever tasted! Truthfully I'm not a fan of bell peppers because the green ones turn me off so I thought they all taste weird, but this red bell pepper was a game changer for me. TRY IT TRY IT! The other ones we ordered were pretty good as well. So far, I haven't tasted anything that I particularly disliked from Greek Kouzina. I also like their Lamb Meatballs. For dessert, their Greeka Yogurt is a must-try. The honey mixed with yogurt is amazing. If you run out of honey you can always ask for more.

With my job constantly taking me places and me having to find routes to get from one point to the…read moreother in the fastest way possible, I pass through random roads a lot. Whenever I take Little Baguio, I always see small restaurant with lots of cars parked outside it, even on the street. One day, a client of mine asked to meet at Greeka, though not the one in San Juan, but the then newly opened branch in SM Aura. Because I already have a major favorite from another restaurant, thought it would be "safe" for me to try Greeka's version, and maybe even compare to see which one I like better. So, I ordered the htipiti, which is basically a feta cheese dip. It was a bit coarse, with small bits of feta and not spicy like the one I have been accustomed to. Their pita is also a bit on the heavier side. Then I had their Roka Garides pasta, which I was unsure of at first, because I didn't think arugula would work well with shrimp and pasta. However, I was glad I tried it because it was good! Being able to enjoy pasta with vegetables is good, but with this, it's just wonderful. Overall, I found that it cannot be compared to my favorite Greek resto, as Greeka has a totally different approach and feel, not just to the eyes but to the palate as well.