Phil C.

The original Shawarma Palace cart, next to Web Slingers, offers some tasty treats. In the past, I've enjoyed the chicken shawarma and the plant-based Impossible Victory falafel shawarma. I recently tried the new Denver Breakfast shawarma, and it was okay. There needed to be more ingredients, such as the ham, bell peppers, and cheese. The flavor was decent, and the wrap was warm and soft. The spicy ketchup that comes with the Denver Breakfast was a nice addition to every bite. It had a little spice and was sweeter than regular ketchup. It's a quick snack to get the morning started. It's been a minute since I had the chicken or plant-based shawarma, but I would still get those if I had the craving and wanted something different to eat. Cold drinks are also available, and Magic Key passholders receive discounts. The reason I dropped my rating to three stars on this review update is the decline in value. The price increase for what you get now isn't worth it anymore. I know it's Disney prices, but still. There's far better food value in the parks, especially for a cart item. FYI: The other food cart, located in front of the Guardian Galaxy Breakout ride, offers pizza pocket items and no longer features the shawarma items.

Terry M.

It's pricey, but it's a change up from burgers and chicken strips, so it's what it is. ;) The service is fine, it's a booth so you're grabbing the goods and fighting for a seat somewhere in the Avengers area. The ambiance is the Avengers area, you feel like a hero while eating shawarma. Your kids will love it. :P

Katie R.

The Shawarma Palace is a food cart located in Avengers Campus near the ride Webslingers. I ordered New York's Tastiest. I had high hopes for this but it just was not good at all. Two of my friends and I ordered this, we all threw it away after a couple bites. The chicken had a mushy consistency and the flavor/spices had a sour bitter taste to it. The coconut yogurt-tahini sauce was lumpy and kind of gritty, and the flavor was off. Save your monies and just stick to your local Mediterranean place for shawarma, because this was not it!

Britney M.

Impossible Victory Falafel let's goooooo! Great little walk up and order food cart. The lines can get long depending on the time of day. What I love about this food cart, is that it is open early!!! It opens at 8am so you can grab something for breakfast if you want! It bugs me that there's food spots in the park that are closed during the park hours. If the park is open, the food should be open, right? lol This is a great place to grab some Mediterranean food. I plan on coming back for the Impossible Breakfast Shawarma . Yum!!

Jennifer C.

Had the Impossible Breakfast sha-warm-up. It is a warm pita filled with one plant based impossible breakfast sausage (cut in half), scrambled eggs, a few tater tots and a piece of vegan cheese. It also comes with a side of sriracha maple syrup for dipping. It was the perfect meal on the go for a fun day in the parks. I just wished the sriracha maple syrup had more spice or none at all because it wasn't really necessary. If you have a Magic Key, don't forget to use your discount!

Ron R.

*** Vegetarian Review *** Impossible shawarma with Just Egg. Comes with a Sriracha syrup. Perfect snack to share with your special someone before getting into all the main Disney meals. Great service. Vegan option. Located right in front of Tower of Terror (ahem .. Guardians of the Galaxy) They accept the pass holder discount.

Ginger P.

The reviews are so low for this place and I don't think it deserves it. The chicken shawarma here (while definitely not authentic) is pretty dang good and the sauce that it comes with is also delish. At around $15, it's a reasonable price (considering you're in Disneyland) for what you get. I happen to believe that the shawarma here is much better than the much more talked-about ronto wrap at galaxy's edge.

Jack R.

Is these even a shawarma, because it's sure doesn't taste like one. So, looking and judging my friend's reaction as he bite into his "shawarma" told us all we needed to know. He said it was dry, the tortilla was also dry and cold, and he was wondering if this was real meat. Yup, waste of money. Also the Thor drink holder that looks like a hammer and has a hand for a grip is cool, but super overpriced and doesn't hold much soda. Just an FYI.

Czarina D.

A-okay! I had the Impossible Breakfast Sha-warm-up with a side of the Sriracha spiced Maple Syrup. I thought the wrap was just fine! It did the trick and tasted average. There was nothing special about it. I wish there was more flavor, although surprisingly, the impossible breakfast sausage carried a lot of flavor. But the sausage's flavor got lost with the bread, egg, and potatoes. Wish this had more seasoning and it would've been much better! Overall, I wouldn't actively go out of my way to have it again, but I wouldn't mind it either.

Anji B.

Things are going downhill with Shawarma Palace. First the Shawarma Palace Too cart was closed for months, eventually being replaced by some other cart-- making it even tougher to get a hold of the plant-based breakfast Shawarma. It was always a stressful moment rushing to see if they'd already sold out of our beloved breakfast item and since they don't offer a mobile app for Shawarma Palace you can't order in advance. I would say 50% of the time we went for breakfast they would already be sold out long before breakfast service ended. So imagine our surprise when a few months ago they suddenly dropped the plant-based breakfast option, replacing it was a new one featuring chicken eggs, cow cheese, and ham made from pigs. They had the nerve to tell us the old plant-based Shawarma wasn't popular. Oh really? Then why was it always selling out? And why bring chicken eggs to the menu at a time when chicken eggs are extremely hard to come by and extremely overpriced? It just doesn't make sense. At least they could offer their animal-based breakfast wrap AND the plant-based breakfast one so people had a choice! The plant-based breakfast option at PYM's Test Kitchen is seriously lacking, so if the Shawarma cart won't offer these delicious and popular plant based Shawarma, then couldn't they at least bring them to PYM's Test Kitchen ?!

Angel W.

Finally tried out the wraps in Avengers Campus. There are two small carts of this chain located inside Disney California Adventure Park both in this area. In the Avengers movie, the team goes out to feast on shawarma during the credits after the big Battle of New York. It's a fun scene where the heroes look much more relaxed. Breakfast wrap - eggs, plant based breakfast sausage, cheese and tots in a pita - Super disappointed after hearing all the great reviews. There was nothing special about this. The pita was soggy. People say this is the best wrap? :( Spiced Maple Syrup - shriracha syrup - it was good enough, but could have used more spice. They also have a chicken wrap and falafel wrap available. If your craving a wrap, definitely hit up the Ronto Wraps in Galaxy's Edge. All 3 are so much better with great flavors! Plus, it's made on site instead of pre-wrapped sitting in a warmer at the cart. Otherwise, there are so many better breakfast options. There is lots of seating in the Hyperion Theater area and usually not too busy there.

Amanda H.

To be completely honest, I'm generally not impressed with Disney food. (I know, I know.) But the chicken shawarma from Shawarma Palace is the most delicious thing I've ever purchased at any of the Disneylands, ever. Taste-wise, that is. It's relatively inexpensive, the chicken is super seasoned and not dry (like other reviews might have mentioned), and the coconut tahini sauce-- *chef's kiss*. Only complaint is that the naan bread breaks apart really easily. It's definitely not the most culturally accurate food, but California Adventure also offers pepperoni pizza EGGROLLS. So maybe cultural accuracy was never their thing, hahaha. I give it a 5/5 for pure taste and value.

Alexander Y.

Of all the things that intrigued me the most about Avengers Campus, it's that they actually turned the Avengers post-credit shawarma scene into an actual food option! I love me some shawarma, so obviously that was the first thing I had to handle on my initial visit to Avengers Campus. You have two options. The New York's Tastiest is a chicken shawarma wrap. The Impossible Victory Falafel is a falafel and cauliflower wrap. Both come with coconut yogurt-tahini sauce. As of this review, both are $12.99. I got the New York's Tastiest. The shawarma wrap itself is probably not going to look very photogenic because they're all premade and already wrapped up, waiting for someone to buy it. But as far as the food goes? I'm not kidding, this might be my favorite food option in the entire Disneyland Resort now. The marinade on the chicken is really really good. I'm not saying it's totally authentic, but damn it hit the spot for sure. Unfortunately the wrap does fall apart fairly easily because the steam from keeping it warm makes the wrap soggy. But I'll let it slide, because the chicken does taste amazing. Tzatziki sauce went really well with the chicken as well. If anything, I'm glad this joke scene turned into real food. Yes, I am coming back for many more shawarma wraps.