Food here is amazing. Customer service here is good…read more Cute little place in a rough area. But very cute.

worst place I've ever been. costumer service is bad, they serve you like if is your responsibility…read moreto buy them. food is 50/50 no to many options of ingredient.

Despite the name this isn't German style doner (no veal or even lamb, meat isn't shaved in thin…read morestrips but coarsely). They get 3.5 stars. Got a mixed (beef & chicken) doner box with fries & salad. The meats were tasty enough & juicy enough & the fries were fresh. Chicken was a bit better than beef. The garlic sauce was decent & the salad pretty fresh.

Tried this place out (pick-up/takeout) with my office teammates for lunch. Not bad indeed. But we…read moreall agreed that they were a tad bit stingy with the sauces. I ordered a falafel box with fries and salad. Was very tasty but I didn't get too much garlic creamy sauce / hot sauce / tzatziki as requested. I don't taste much spice from the hot sauce.

This place is awesome because even on a Thursday night they were open past 12am, and I'd imagine…read morethey cater well to the drunk crowds nearby at the bars and clubs. I wasn't out and about partying, but just looking for some late night food as I had been driving all day and didn't eat much earlier. The people here didn't go out of their way to be friendly or anything. It's more of a no frills type of place, and the food here is fire! I got a shawarma pita wrap with everything on it and it was bombbbbbb. I haven't had one this good in a while! I'd definitely come back here.

Ordered beef shawarma and lamb chops to go. Both meat tasted delicious. I was expecting the veggies…read morethat came with it to be the same as the photo in the menu. To my disappointed, I was given a bunch of lettuce with a few pieces of tomatoes and carrots...and a ranch dressing. This is not a Mediterranean salad. I was also expecting rice pilaf. It didn't feel and taste authentic.

Right at the corner of Dixie/Dundas in Mississauga, this place has a great selection of authentic…read moreTurkish cuisine. From the photos, we ordered items like the Veal and Lamb sandwich, Hummus that came with pita chips, and Pide! Everything tasted very delicious and I would recommend trying. Beware that they do not offer water so your only option is to buy bottled water from them so keep that in mind when coming here.

I honestly can't remember if I've ever eaten at the restaurant itself, but I do know that every…read moretime I'm in Mississauga, I end up ordering from them through DoorDash. The first time I ordered was about two years ago during Ramadan. We were fasting, and at the last minute my uncle called to say he was coming over to break fast with us. I think I placed the order only about an hour before iftar, expecting it to be rushed or average at best. Instead, the food arrived fresh, hot, and absolutely delicious. Everything tasted like it had been cooked with care. The flavors were incredible, and honestly, as I'm writing this review, my mouth is watering just thinking about it! Since then, I've ordered from them many times, and the quality has remained consistently excellent. The portions are generous, the food is always flavorful, and they've become one of my go-to places whenever I'm in Mississauga. Highly recommended!

Loved the mini Cappadocia vibe -- it felt so cozy. The service was exceptionally friendly and…read morewelcoming. We started with a salad, followed by a mixed grill kebab platter served with lahmacun bread. All of the BBQ meats were nicely charred and packed with flavour. I especially enjoyed the Adana and beef kebabs. When we opened the homemade flatbread, hot steam came out -- which was so cool. We tried both the lahmacun and the spinach & feta pide, and they were delicious. It was also my first time trying Beyti kebab. It's basically Adana wrapped in flatbread with cheese, served with tomatoes and yogurt. Such a great dish! I also tried a fermented carrot and turnip drink called Şalgam (the spicy version). It was salty, spicy, and really tasty -- it paired perfectly with the meal. We enjoyed every single dish here and will definitely be back.

Great customer service. We only tried kunafa. It was made…read moreby them. It was delicious. Beautiful setting for dine in. Parking can be tricky. Don't have lots of space for parking.

They have a complete menu of Turkish cuisine and they're rather busy even on weekdays, but still…read morevery cozy and quiet. There's street parking available on Yonge street (in front of the restaurant). The service is rather fast and efficient even when they're at capacity. We ordered "Baba Ghanoush" and "Garden Salad" and "Yogurtlu Kebab". Baba Ghanoush is not served with fresh baked pita and we were a bit disappointed. The presentation could've been better, too. We also ordered "Kunefe" for dessert and enjoyed it.

This is a Turkish restaurant featuring kabobs and pides (Turkish pizza). We came in weekday night…read moreand it's half full, therefore got seated immediately. We ordered: 1. Mixed platter 5/5 2. Combo for two 5/5 3. Additional salad 5/5 4. Ground Beef pide 3/5 Overall good experience here, staff is very friendly, food is good with big portions, will come back again

Came here with a group of friends for dinner. We got the BBQ mix platter. It came with some fresh…read morepita bread, an assortment of dips, and a platter of meat with some rice. All the meats were really tasty. The fresh pita bread was also amazing. The staff were really friendly and even gave us complimentary tea at the end of our meal.

3.5 - I came here earlier than my friend so the staff kindly allowed me to sit while waiting for my…read morefriend to arrive. The waiter was really nice, he was friendly and smiling when he greeted me and took our order. My friend and I shared the meat doner with bulgur because we were not that hungry. When it came, it looked too good to eat. Presentation was well done with a variety of toppings and it was aromatic. Sadly we found the meat to be too salty for us. It was hard to eat when the bulgur and pita were running out as well. We were surprised to see that we were charged for $4 just for a cup of water each?? Apparently this is their norm but I wish I knew before coming here so I could say no to it as I had my own water with me...

Please take my review into consideration knowing that I haven't been there in at least 15 years…read more That said, I feel like I owe this restaurant a review because it was such a big part of my life and holds so many wonderful memories for me. When I moved to Canada in 1995, this restaurant was within walking distance of my sister's apartment, so we ate there all the time. Back then, if I remember correctly, they had a buffet for around $15 per person, and it was an incredible value. The food was always fresh, delicious, and plentiful. This restaurant became part of many chapters of my life. When I got married, I brought my husband and his family there because I wanted them to experience the food I loved so much. Later, when I had my children, it became one of the places we would visit whenever we were in Mississauga. At one point, we even lived in Mississauga for about a year and a half, and if we couldn't make it to the restaurant, we would order takeout instead. The amazing thing was that the food was just as delicious at home as it was in the restaurant. The restaurant itself wasn't huge or fancy. It was simple, comfortable, and focused on what mattered most--the food. The staff were always welcoming, and everything seemed to run smoothly. To this day, the lentil soup and the kibbeh are stuck in my head. I honestly think they were some of the best I've ever had in my life. Sadly, I can't enjoy the kibbeh anymore because I have celiac disease and have to avoid gluten, but those flavors are still some of my favorite food memories. I also remember that the mother of the family was involved in the cooking. Whether she is still there, retired, or if the ownership has changed, I honestly don't know. Because it has been so many years since my last visit, I can't speak to how the restaurant is today. What I can say is that the memories I have of this place are wonderful. The food was excellent, the service was great, and it became one of those special restaurants that stayed with me throughout the years. The next time I'm in Mississauga, I plan to stop by and see if the food is still as amazing as I remember. If it is, I know I'll be leaving with a huge smile and a full heart.

Tarboosh Restaurant wasn't on my radar at all, but after Suresh Doss gave it a hearty…read morerecommendation, we figured we should stop by and check it out. We arrived around noon on a recent Saturday and the place was completely empty. A group of four fairly loud men showed up shortly after us and inexplicably sat at a table near us, but that's obviously not the restaurant's fault. The menu contained plenty of tasty-looking entrees, but I figured I'd grab the dish with the name of the restaurant in it: the Tarboosh ("Combination of shawarma and falafel"). The concoction arrived to the table quite a while later, which was weird considering how empty the joint was, and sure looked impressive. I dove right in. Everything on the plate was tasty but not mind-blowing. The chicken shawarma had a few crispy pieces, which was appreciated, but was mostly unreasonably dry. (The two included sauces helped with that, at least.) The falafel was fresh but strangely light. It didn't really have a strong flavor of anything, really. I enjoyed eating it, but it definitely didn't remind me of traditional falafel. The hummus was creamy but lacking in a strong chickpea flavor (i.e. the concoction was overwhelmed by tahini, essentially). However, once I began eating everything together, I began enjoying everything a lot more. The included bread help, too, even though it was far from the best middle-eastern bread I've ever had. Tarboosh is a mixed bag, that's for sure. If you're in the area, it's worth a try. I don't think I would travel to far to check it out, though.