Had a chicken sandwich and it was spicy and good ... also had some garlic fries …read more.. I believe the food here is great hence the constant line up and if only the girl behind the counter will move a little faster maybe everyone will get served faster overall I recommend the place and the food looking forward to trying their other dishes .... And ambience is good too

Food was so delicious. Different kind of flavors compared…read moreto other Mediterranean dishes. We all love it. We got the chicken arabi tray. Portion size was really big. I am definitely coming back to try other dishes. Friendly customer service. Beautiful setting inside for dine in. As soon as we walked in, there was a huge line outside. We got lucky. It was Saturday noon. Free parking outside the building.

I'm honestly sad to say that my last visit, about 10 days ago, was completely different from my…read morefirst two visits. I know this is a different location, but it has the same name and menu, so I expected a similar experience. Unfortunately, it was very disappointing. As someone with celiac disease, I asked if the Fattah could be made without bread. At first, I was told no. Then the owner came over and explained that the dish is normally made with bread. I told her I understood that, but because I have celiac disease, I was simply asking if it could be prepared without it. In the end, they did make it for me without the bread, which I appreciated. However, the interaction felt uncomfortable, and I felt like I was being lectured rather than helped. The biggest frustration was the tea. As Middle Eastern people, tea is an essential part of breakfast and is usually enjoyed throughout the meal. The owner is Syrian, so I was honestly surprised by the policy. The only way to get a kettle of tea was through a breakfast special, and it only provided about four cups. There were four of us at the table, so when we asked for more hot water or a refill, we were told no and that we would need to purchase individual cups of tea instead. It felt disappointing and not very hospitable, especially considering how important tea is in our culture and breakfast traditions. I also want to say that none of this was the waiter's fault. In fact, I felt bad for him because he seemed to be taking the heat from multiple customers who were frustrated with the policies. At one point, I even turned to another table and told them to go easy on him because he was clearly not the one making these decisions. What made me even more uncomfortable was seeing the owner correct him in front of customers. He was using his phone to check ingredients and see whether the falafel contained gluten so he could answer my question correctly. The owner asked him why he was on his phone, and when he explained what he was doing, she told him he should already know the answer without looking it up. I appreciate that he was trying to verify information for a customer with dietary restrictions, and I don't think staff should be criticized in front of customers for doing that. The food itself was average. Several dishes seemed to be lacking salt, and I wasn't the only customer who noticed issues. During our visit, I heard other customers expressing frustration about the service, the tea policy, and the overall attitude. I had such a positive experience at the other location that this visit was genuinely disappointing. While I appreciate that they ultimately accommodated my dietary needs, the service and overall atmosphere were not what I expected, and unfortunately, I wouldn't return to this location.

Really enjoyed the experience here. The ambience was super welcoming and the service was very good…read moreand accommodating for children, which was a plus given we had a child with us. The food options are quite comprehensive. Et tried the chicken and meat kebabs, mansaf, fattoush, and appetizer plate. All the dishes were authentic and fresh. The portions were also on the larger side so keep that in mind when ordering. I would definitely be back!

First time trying out Mutabak and it's delicious! I ordered the minced beef and added cheese. It's…read morethin , crispy and packed with herby flavours. The chaptai roll, was okay. The wrap itself is delicious the chaps oman and cheese inside was meh. Would skip imo!

Beautiful interiors and a simple menu, with a good balance between sweet and savoury. We tried the…read morefine chocolate mutabak and liked it. The karak chai was also very good. I tried the tres leche (pistachio flavor) which I enjoyed. Though it's a small space with seating areas, I didn't find the seating comfortable, since it faces outward and you have to turn to be able to use the small table (which was also too small to fit our order). It's best suited for quick bites but can't really be a place where you come and chill. I absolutely love the interior design and the intricate details that went into it. I'd love to come back and try more items on the menu, especially the savoury items. I like the freshness and quality of the product though. Staff were nice. They've also got a new loyalty program.

We had come here on a Thursday afternoon at around 12:00 pm for lunch. When we had arrived, we had…read morewalked to the front counter however, we were told to choose a seat to sit in since we were dining in. We were then brought two menus, and asked to choose our items. I had settled on the kabab wrap, while my mother chose the beef and lamb wrap. While we were waiting for our meals to arrive, we were offered a bowl of lentil soup, which was complimentary. We enjoyed how delicious the soup was, and that it was free. After we had eaten the lentil soup, we were given a large piece of complimentary pita bread, which we had eaten on its own. We were then waiting patiently for our wraps, which arrived about ten minutes after finishing the pita bread. However, my wrap had arrived with onions in it, which I had asked not to be included. I had told the waitress, whom quickly brought it back to be fixed. I then received the correct wrap about five minutes later however, it didn't have any sauce on it. The waitress then brought the sauce in a small container, which I was able to put on my wrap on my own. The wraps were delicious, with an abundance of meat and vegetables to fill it up. We also loved the dipping sauces that accompanied the wraps. However, the waitress seemed a bit confused when we had asked certain questions, as the restaurant had people coming in and out at all times. Overall, I would certainly return to this restaurant, as the food was well-made and appetizing.

Terrible service . Waited 23 minutes for a chicken Shawarma and had to remind them several times I…read morewas still there . Was the only white person and was treated like I was in the wrong country not to mention my order still was wrong and several others somehow got served before me. Will never go back and unless you speak their language I wouldn't either . Came at 12:53 on Friday and didn't get served until 1:16.

This spot serves really solid Egyptian food that tastes like it came straight out of someone's home…read morekitchen. I tried a variety of the meats and they were cooked to perfection--tender, flavorful, and well balanced with just the right spices and sauces. Nothing was dry, which made every bite enjoyable. Even though it was busy, the service was quick and very welcoming. The restaurant itself is spotless and clearly well maintained. They also offer traditional desserts like Om Ali, knefe, and rice pudding. If you want a more relaxed café vibe afterward, there's a café in the same parking lot run by the same owners with very comfortable seating and even a prayer room. Overall, a wonderful experience that definitely did not disappoint. I'll absolutely be back.

I was actually on my way to another restaurant in the shopping center when I accidentally stumbled…read moreacross Masrawy Egyptian Kitchen. I remember looking over and thinking, "What is this place that's so full of life?" It was bustling with people and had such a great energy. I had never tried Egyptian food before, but I was feeling a little adventurous. I'm really glad I did. A few dishes were recommended, but I was told the Koshari is beloved in Egypt, so that's what I ordered. Be prepared for a bit of a carb coma, but it's absolutely worth it. It was delicious. The mix of pasta, rice, lentils, chickpeas, and crispy fried onions worked surprisingly well together, especially with the sauces they give you. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in Toronto.

As always... the food here is outstanding and the standard has been maintained ever since it opened…read more The staff is extremely professional and affable So what did we try? The legendary hummus Makdoos Zaatar Mana'eesh Red Spicy sheesh tawook And finished all of the above with: Kunafa PS: Don't take the table right at back at the far right end next to the emergency exit ... not because of the exit but because it's one crazy table and not recommended for those who suffer from sea sickness ... yes the team there have tried to fix it but the table always seems to get its own sway As always I will be back

Food was very tasty. Service was fast and friendly…read more Ambiance was comfortable. I had the saj and eggs. Nowhere on the menu did it suggest that this was an omelette. It would have been nice to have that included in the description. It was still VERY tasty and enjoyable, as was the Americano. The bread that was brought out for the table was excellent on its own, but would have been ideal to have something to dip it in.

Worst Service at Moods introduced us to this hidden GEM! We…read morewere kicked out from moods for not ordering enough food and we were looking for a Sheesha place to go to in the area, came across this on yelp and I have never been to a better sheesha place! I had two friends with me who have lived in middle east and know their sheesha, they said their sheeshas are really high quality (even though it was the cheapest around). We also ordered Fries, Mango shake and a brownie, wasn't really expecting it to be good but just something to eat. However, Fries were AMAZING (with best garlic sauce), Mango shake looked really fancy and tasted pretty good and brownie wasn't bad either. The service, while a little on the slow side, was caring. Some things that were a little off: Place was very busy on a saturday night so environment got a little cramped. Lack of women customers, there was no other table other than ours which had a female presence. However, there was a female server, and at no point did we feel uncomfortable or encountered any creepy activity. So while there weren't a lot of a women, i think it's still safe for women to go there.

Superb shisha! Probably one of the best in Mississauga and…read moresurrounding areas The place is fairly small, used be an old Sushi place, and the current owners didn't do much to the place so it still has that Japanese/sushi restaurant feel to it.. Food is good, real good depends on what to order and shisha is definitely great..

The first time I had this, it was probably the best I've ever had. I've had it twice since then and…read moreto be honest, the rice and everything else was dry and not that good. I got the lamb and beef one, it was good but not great. I still would probably take a chance here than with some other places around here. Watan has WAY better rice.

My family ordered from Shawarma Avenue a few weeks ago. Everything was absolutely delicious. We…read moreloved the sauces and all of the Shawarmas were amazing! The lamb saj wrap was unbelievable. Super tasty. And the shish tawouk was a huge hit. We'll definitely order from Shawarma Avenue again.