LOVE Shawarma House and I will die on this hill. Their chicken koobidah are delicious and their…read morerice is sooo good. The only thing I don't really like is their pita bread, but the other parts of the plate more than make up for it. There isn't a lot of seating at this location, but having it as takeout is just as good. Servers are always very friendly.

The nicest worker! The cashier was really cool, kind and did give me a side of tzatziki for free. I…read moredefinitely offered to pay, but I'm guessing since I ordered food, he was chill about it. I was in town for a baseball tourney and used Yelp to find a local spot near me. Shawarma House was number two on the list and close. I only got a falafel sandwich, not a lot to analyze. So, customer service and cleanliness were both fives. The falafel was not my favorite. It is skinny, veggies are carrot heavy, I'm used to more of an Israeli salad: tomatoes and cucs, lots of herbs. I subbed garlic sauce for the tahini. Didn't taste it, sadly. I also got a side of the tzatziki...honestly my least favorite tzatziki of all time. Very mayonnaise forward, no salt, just not what I want in a sauce. I would go again but try something different, likely the namesake...Shawarma!

Was at my kid's sports tournament down the street at the "Milwaukee County Sports Complex" and was…read morelooking for a healthy place to eat. Found this place online. Friendly and quick service. Clean. The food was delicious. I ordered the shawarma mixed plate. The meat, veges, hummus all tasted fresh. The rice had a nice flavor without any overwhelming spices or herbs. The only recommendation I can make is to have more of a selection of drinks. Other than that, I'll definitely be back next time I'm in the area.

The food was fantastic, absolutely delicious. It's counter service and it takes time to make this…read moreawesome food. I highly recommend calling ahead an order, you can still eat in if you want. There are plenty of tables and the staff was really nice.

Very nice Yemeni restaurant. This was the first time I've ever had Yemeni cuisine! The restaurant…read moreitself is pretty small, so I would recommend takeout if you have a larger group. They also ran out of dishes toward the end of the night so wait time was a little longer. They give you chicken broth to start, which was nice. For my main, I had the chicken mandi. It was quite a bit of food for the price. Overall, the rice was cooked well but I felt that the chicken needed more flavor. Would highly recommend the Yemeni bread - it was delicious.

My wife & I came here on a cold winter Saturday. We wanted something that was a quick food over a…read morereal sit down restaurant. We've already gone to the two other Middle Eastern restaurants in the area but wanted to check out this place. Menu isn't large but you can tell it is made by authentic cooks. The menus have the pictures & names but some people may not know what is there. My wife & I both got the Chicken Schwarma. For $13 you get a large portion of rice & chicken schwarma. They use saffron for the rice which is great & authentic!!!

Great food, and service…read more This time, I tried their cucumber mint water and it was light and refreshing. I love that they are part of "GiftAMeal". Be sure to a photo of your food to give back to families in need!

Our original plans were canceled, we had a whole bunch of time to kill and it was cold... so cold,…read morethe first time we went to GGM. We were unsure what to order so we asked for a few suggestions. We placed our order, grabbed a couple drinks and found a place to sit. Our food arrived a few minutes later ... not only did it smell and look great, it tasted great too. We don't live in the area but we have been back to GGM a couple times because we really enjoy it. I always get the four dip combo... I share it with my family and then I eat it for two days for lunch. It is fantastic. Service is wonderful. The restaurant doesn't have much seating; it's always clean!

This place is a must try for those who work downtown. Located in the heart of Milwaukee, steps from…read moreCathedral square Shah Jee is an ideal lunch spot. Great selection of a few, expertly made dishes - most being vegetarian. Fun fact, the chicken dish usually runs out first. It's a lunch place and only open for a few hours each day, M-F. Pro tip - come at 11am to ensure you get your top meal choice. Sometimes I come through at 1:30pm (they close at 2pm) and there's really not much left. The portions are decent for lunch - two "mains" like I usually get daal and paneer plus basmati rice. That will run you $14 (without tip). The spice level is always very nice meaning there's heat but it doesn't overwhelm (at least I don't think it does; with the caveot being I love spicy food). People rave about the green sauce but I think the meal is always tasty without it. There's seating available if you want to dine in but everything is served in styrofoam and easily can be taken to go. I'm glad this place exists downtown and provides an excellent alternative to Third Ward dining options / meat-centric cuisine. The only potential issue you'll have is parking. Street parking in Milwaukee can be a pain especially in the summer but metered parking close by during the week isn't too hard to find. Let's just say don't let it deter you from giving this place a try.

A friend brought me here for lunch and I was thankful she did. We both had the #8. I enjoyed all…read morethe flavors, spices, and heat level. Prices were fair and it was cool to sit in the belly of an older building downtown. Service was fast and knowledgeable. Support this local gem in our city!

This was a bookmark for a while so I finally did a Steve stop by to check them out. This is a…read moregrocery store/deli serving fresh food. The store has fresh produce and meat counter with refrigerated and dry items. I would order the mixed grill that the menu states 1 lamb kofta, 1 lamb of kebab, 0skewer chicken shish tawook , bed of rice and a side of Jerusalem salad and hummus. I love lamb. I thought it was weird that the mixed grill had lamb kabobs and lamb kofta when these items are no where on the menu and lamb chops were the only lamb on the menu, let's go for it. The plate looked amazing and they got most of the dish correctly with the salad and hummus being cold and the grilled meat and rice being warm. The hummus was delicious but I wish the grilled meat dishes came with some sort of bread to dip in it. The salad was minimal with cucumbers, tomatoes and lettuce in a vinaigrette dressing. The rice was cooked past Al dente but not total mush with a nice curry flavor and good. The lamb kabob had a nice beefy/grilled flavor, it was not a lamb kabob that I was served but a beef kabob. The lamb kofta was a moist flavorful beef kofta and not lamb like the menu states. The chicken kabob was moist/flavorful with small grilled flavor and the only correct grilled meat that the menu states. Overall the food was very good that I drove all the way out to Brookfield for a specific grilled lamb dish that ended up being a beef dish was very disappointing, I should have known better when the two lamb items were not even on the menu. I don't know if this was an honest mistake or they thought I wouldn't know the difference because of ethnicity or were they out of lamb that day and who knows. I love lamb and I eat lamb all the time. Had the dish actually have been a lamb dish it would have been a 4 star review.

Good products, good value. I placed an order with the bakery it was perfect! Their lunches are also…read morejust a wonderful. We've had the shawarma and kabobs - yum!

Doner Kebab is very popular in Germany, where I had it last Fall, but it is not traditional German…read morefood, and was in fact, brought to Germany by Turkish immigrants that helped to rebuild Germany after WWII. I can say this place serves delicious doner kebab on fresh housemade bread on par with what I tasted in Germany. Doner Kebab can be ordered as Classic on their housemade bread, as a Wrap, as a Bowl, or as a Donerdilla (quesadilla with Doner using their wrap), and you can choose beef or chicken. They have a couple of side dishes, including fries and loaded fries, plus fountain drinks and bottled drinks. The dining room seats about 20 people. I visited twice, so far. First visit was for dine-in about 2 weeks ago, but there were large orders ahead of me, so my wait time reached a point where I asked them to switch my order to carry-out, and I ate it over 90 minutes later after my appointment. After 90 minutes, the doner kebab was still delicious even without reheating it. Ofcourse the fries became soggy as expected but seasoning was really good. I went back over this past weekend for dine-in. Wait time was only about 15 minutes, and this time the fries were perfectly crisp and still had the great seasoning blend, plus a tasty garlic sauce for dipping. They do not have ketchup for fries, and I like that. They have 3 sauces to choose from: garlic, herb, and spicy. The Classic Doner Kebeb was even better eaten fresh, but flavors were about the same as my carry-out sandwich eaten "cold," which speaks to the consistency. Be patient in your visit because it is a small team of 2 taking and prepping orders, and there may be call-in orders or large orders ahead of you. I will definitely go back to try everything else on the menu!

Delicious doesn't even begin to describe it. If you've ever had a donor in Germany, you will likely…read moreagree that these are the real deal. From the crunchy but soft Turkish bread, to the sauces and even the vegetables - takes me back to my childhood!

This is a new Middle Eastern restaurant in Milwaukee. Great location, but parking lot is a little…read moresmall. Nicely decorated interior with bright colors and plants. Service is quick, which was nice. They give you complimentary water bottles. The chicken shawarma plate was overall okay - it didn't blow me out of the water, but it was filling and a good amount of food for the price.

Love the Middle East cuisine. The heat hits you the moment you take a bite but it doesn't last…read morelong. So far I've had the Beef Schwarma and Falafel and they've both been fantastic. It's in the quiet place Martinis used to be. If you love new cuisine and experiencing the majestic culture of spicy cuisine, I highly recommend this.