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    4.7 (7 reviews)
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    Really good Gyro platter. Good price, the flavors mix together amazingly! I personally wanted more Gyro because every meal my main goal is high protein. Platter comes with Gyro, Veggies, Salad, on Rice, with Sauce The Tziki sauce that comes with it is delicious but a bit liquidity for me. 4-5 rating out of 5 for me. Will definitely go back. Try it out

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    Surena Persian Cuisine

    4.5(417 reviews)
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    This is a real find along Arapahoe Road, which finally has a good number of local and ethnic places…read moreand not just chains. It's Persian food, so not exactly the same as the menu at your standard Middle Eastern places, but don't be afraid to try something new. They do their takes on kabobs, stews and marinated meats, and they are very good at all of them. They want you to have a different experience than the typical hummus and shawarma places so let them take you to a new part of the world. There is a liquor license, which might be a little surprising, but don't forget to try their black tea as well. We've had good friendly service when we've gone, and this will continue to be one of our preferred places when in this part of town.

    This place is a hidden gem! We were wowed by the quality of the meats, especially the lamb, steak,…read moreand saffron chicken. Everything was juicy, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. We ordered a side of grilled veggies expecting maybe one skewer, but it came as a full plate. The char on the vegetables added a delicious, authentic touch. We also tried all three desserts: the baklava, the funnel cake with donuts, and most especially the rose ice cream with crushed pistachios. The ice cream had a soft, homemade texture and a delicate floral flavor that really stood out. Portions were huge, which we love because we enjoy having leftovers. The place is clean, walk-in friendly, and the staff was helpful and attentive. We'll definitely be back!

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    King of shawarma & kabob - Chicken shawarma plate. Has some spice to it (red sauce)

    King of shawarma & kabob

    4.5(26 reviews)
    30.5 mi

    I'm hitting this place with my first ever five-star review. Why? It's actually simple: It smacks…read moreyou directly in the mouth with bold flavors and possibly a well-worn flip flop. Do you like Shawarma? Do you like Kabob? Well, bow down to the king, because this place is where he places his booty (that means his items, and not his tushie; check your heart). If I could eat here every day I would, but unfortunately I can't because my body is made up of a collection of fire ants and three femurs from a diabetic horse. I return to the earth Tuesdays-Fridays (and on Nicholas Cage's birthday), but when I rise, I bow down to the king. RIP Rosie Perez. RIP George Clooney. RIP Douglas MacArthur. The fire ants are calling me back to the earth.

    Situated in this run-down strip mall that is desperately needing some upgrades, the restaurant…read morequietly exists with so much humility. Despite its image, however, the reviews left by previous customers are solid. This convinced me to try them on one Saturday evening. Its inside is very simple with interior like an old Middle Eastern diner feel. They could utilize more decorations to indicate the kind of cuisine (Afghanistan) they represent/boast and yet, that may not be their focus. Most of all, what's important is the "heart", the food to say it precisely. A few tables were occupied by eat-in diners which I noticed upon entry. I wasted no time by proceeding to the front where they take orders. A young man there greeted me. I told him I was in for a to-go order. I thus adding said to him that I would need a minute to decide. As I took the time to study the menu I noticed that the prices of the dishes were quite reasonable. And yet it was hard to gauge the portions of them. I shall see when I get my food though. By the time I had been back to the register after solidifying as to what I would want, a different young man was upfront. He was also polite and welcoming but not to the over-the-top way. His "generic" type of gesture was good enough. I told him what I wanted 14. Lamb Tikka Kabob ($13.99 as of early April of 2026). He said it would be ready in about 10-15 minutes. It was quite right on time when my food came out of the kitchen. Once I had the chance, I started my dinner. Let me quickly summarize the food here: -Portion: Quite good. If mere $13.99 buys this size of food, I would go for it often. -Food quality: Whereas I wouldn't describe it as "excellent" or "exquisite", the plate was filled with good flavors. Everything from the meat to the rice to the salad to the hummus, the quality was solid. The naan bread, however, was quite small and thin (thought they could be a bit more generous.) Is this a typical Afghani style bread? Not sure. I am not versed in the Afghani cuisine (as I've already hinted a bit.) Whether or not I am speaking about the authenticity of the very culinary traditions/styles correctly, this might be as the closest Afghani eatery gem as you can find in this part of town. I don't know how long this restaurant has been around but my assumption is that it's not overexposed to the public eye just yet. Despite the fact that it's located on this busy intersection of Quebec and Evans/Iliff, King of Shawarma & Kabob is indeed a humble business. And yes, I will return to it when I think of reasonably priced solid Middle Eastern food next time.

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