Glad we went in this establishment. Food was amazing. We ordered almost everything in the menu and loved it all. See pics. The falafel was not the usual try and over powering. Their version was crispy outside but tasty and juicy inside. Service was tops, accommodating, friendly and fast. The ambiance was pretty simple. No frills but clean and comfortable. Price over size plating was a average. My 9 year old son even enjoyed their shawarma hummus. Ohhh the baklava... delicious! Will definitely be back here just before we go back to Saipan. read more

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This was my first stop on my trip! It was one of the only spots open late night! Thank goodness because it is delicious. It's also much healthier than the other late night choices. The hummus here is delicious! I also like that you can order half or full sizes of the falafel. The half size is fulfilling already. If you eat just those two things, you should be quite satisfied. My family comes to this place quite often! I can see why! read more

Beni's Falafel - Hummus and pita - Falafel Near Me - Makati, NCR

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Open 24/7, located inside A Venue Mall. Not exactly a place that stands out much since this mall isn't really popular. 190 pesos for their burger special, which was really good. Comes with fries. The burger doesn't have any sauce but the meat quality is really good and seasoned well. They give you sauce on the side that you can add onto your burgers. The burger was delicious. You can taste it with and without the sauce for comparison. They have a full bar as well. read more

Beni's Falafel - Falafel Near Me - Makati, NCR

MAZAL TOV - we have felafel in Manila! you can't get anymore authentic then Benni's he is, after all, Jewish! So everything he serves is Kosher - coz according to Beni, it doesn't get more kosher than him! Gone are the days of the old store (see across the street - it is still there) where the cramped dining often dissuaded curious passer-by's. Yup - new space, more seating, more TV's... So you can rock up at Benni's at anytime (open 24h) and expect a seat. THE FOOD - MUST TRY: - Felafel's (obviously); - hummus; - chicken liver meal sets (its like the adobo in Israel) - the pita - salads Dont count on delivery being a straightforward thing - often Benni's only delivers to Makati area and has a 1000peso minimum Shalom de Benni! read more

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Beni's Falafel had been a popular falafel place that my friends would tell me its the best. We happen to passby here just before going to Batangas on a wee hours of the day. I was surprised to findout it is open for 24hours. So, we ordered their usual feast. The Beni's Falafel Sandwich with addtional Hummus. The pita pocket was filled with 5 balls of falafel with shredded cabbage, tomato, and a spread of hummus underneath. The falafel has a nice, crispy crust with a soft, moist center. I love the crunch and the spiced flavor of it. It reminded me of a vegan burger because of how it was eaten and the filling. We regularly put their white sauce (not the sweet, garlic sauce). The white sauce has a nutty bitterness due to tahini that give it another kick of flavor. The hummus was nice and smooth. It was really good! Beni's Falafel is now top of my list for Middle Eastern cuisine. #TheFoodCrawlers #OngsFoodprints #TheLostDiego read more

Beni's Falafel - Falafel Near Me - Makati, NCR

I consider myself a Beni's loyalist since I first tasted his famous Falafel sandwich. Although I am an unapologetic carnivore, I always leave Beni's satisfied without craving for any type of meat whatsoever. I ordered the Shakshuka in July last visit. I was almost disappointed when the Shakshuka that was served to me was a bit drier than what I was used too and the egg on top was not runny (overcooked?) at all! I took a chance and asked the server to change the plate because I don't like overcooked egg. They graciously took my plate back and came back with the perfect plate. The Shakshuka was as good as I the one Inhad back when Beni's was still in its old location across the street. The hot sauce and tahini sauce only served to take this dish up a notch higher. I will certainly be back soon to re-acquaint myself with Beni's other menu items. read more

Beni's Falafel - Shakshuka! - Falafel Near Me - Makati, NCR

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I am a big fan of falafels and kebabs and I only heard of Beni's Falafel while I was in the parlor in A.Venue and I got hungry. See, South Salon allows you to have food delivered so you don't go hungry while they dye your hair and give you treatments and relaxing massages. Anyway, so I said, okay, why don't I give it a try? I ordered a Beni's Falafel with additional hummus. When it arrived, I was extremely hungry that just the smell made me drool. I was like a vampire smelling blood while trying to control her blood lust. I opened the bag, there was a falafel sandwich with a siding of hummus. I quickly tasted the hummus and it was PERFECT. Not too thick, not too thin. It was just right. The way a hummus should be. It was definitely love at first taste. Next, I fixed my falafel. I wanted to make sure that every bite would have hummus and garlic sauce on it. And ooh when I bit it for the first time, it was like I fell in love for the first time. It was like the first time I tasted ice cream. Or the first time I ever skipped rope. Or the first time I got an A in school. It was just amazing. Indescribable. I wish that Webster can create a new word so that I can better explain how I felt and what I tasted. Then I find out that it's open 24 HOURS. Well isn't that perfect for someone who works til late at night? read more

Beni's Falafel - Falafel Near Me - Makati, NCR

A good falafel is hard to find anywhere, but I was amazed to find a superb one in the Philippines. Located in Makati, it is a 24/7 late night establishment perfect for the munchies after a night drinking or just one good food. The falafels here are legit coming in half (3 falafel) or full (5) size order with veggies and pita bread. The white sauce and red sauce are perfect compliments to the falafels. The hummus is a must with the falafel. Definitely worth the extra charge. Service is quick and prompt always. It is on the pricier size, but the quality is worth it. Definitely coming back here for my falafel fix in the future. read more

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Beni's Falafel is the hole-in-the-wall to end a lot of hole-in-the-walls. Initially it's easy to miss amongst the bigger and bolder looking establishments surrounding it on its side of the bustling A.Venue, but once you've stepped in and tried it you'll probably never miss it and never forget it. But I may be biased; this is one of my favorite places to grab great, cheap grub in my neighborhood. Locals, tourists and even actual middle easterns alike can be found dining here, with good reason. The place is small and straightforward. Tables, chairs, kitchen. The service is fast, the food is authentic, the falafel are HUGE and so tasty and so worth every penny. They don't even cost a lot to begin with! The value for money is high. The place is open until late so it's perfect for either pre or post-game meals. read more

Beni's Falafel - Falafel Near Me - Makati, NCR

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My friend would not shut up about Beni's falafel so I eventually tagged along to see what the hype was all about... it was definitely not what I had in mind! For such a popular place, its appearance is to say the least not very appealing. I was a little suspicious and reluctant to have the food at first because of its location and appearance but the owner was there and was really nice... and he was also eating the falafel, which was comforting :D Well... now I can't shut up about this place either! The falafels are just so yummy and I am just in love with the quality of the hummus It also became a must stop for any end-of-a-messy-night-out or hangover day! read more

Beni's Falafel - Falafel Near Me - Makati, NCR

This is a review that I've been waiting to write for a long, long time. A little back story: I'm obsessed with Middle Eastern food. So much so that I try to cook it often at home, and falafel is one of those dishes that I have never successfully managed to pull off, despite my best efforts. Thankfully, Beni's Falafel exists. I don't live in Makati, but I am easily lured there with promises of eating at this little hole-in-the-wall across A.Venue because it's just *THAT* good. BUT! Did you know that there's more to Beni's Falafel than JUST the falafels? I will skip talking about the Falafel sandwiches (which are amazing, and the other Yelpers have no doubt covered the bases already) and move on to the Hamutzim, which is basically a pickle platter. There's nothing like popping fresh olives, crunchy cornichons and a slice of zesty jalapeno into each bite of your falafel sandwich. Who knew that something already so divine could be elevated into a higher state of divinity with the Hamutzim?! I didn't. Also, their Chicken Liver with Onion is definitely one of the unsung heroes of Beni's menu. For those of you who aren't quite into liver, Beni's cooks it in a way that the weird aftertaste is almost virtually nonexistent. I suggest sharing this dish with a friend, and to add it to your falafel sandwich. My favorite time to come to Beni's Falafel is during off-peak hours. Sometimes if you go in the wee hours of the morning, you'll catch the people who have just descended from Gramercy, if you want to do a little bit of people-spotting. I love Beni's Falafel way too much, and I wish it was in QC instead of Makati! read more

Beni's Falafel - Best falafels in Manila, bar none. I know this because I haven't successfully hacked the recipe yet! - Falafel Near Me - Makati, NCR

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Is it really Arabian or Persian? Not that im really concerned, when the food is that good, who needs to put labels on them other than EXCEPTIONALLY DELICIOUS? Beni's is really quite popular, even though it's hidden behind A-venue mall. I don't think the whole restaurant is around 10 sqm, but it still manages to attract people from all over the city. (And if you'd look closely, there are newspaper clippings and pictures of various celebrities visiting the restaurant!) Beni's is a literal hole in the wall-- could barely seat maybe 10-15 people maximum, and they get pretty full! Beni's falafel is famous for their... Well. Falafel. For those curious, falafel is made up from ground chickpeas (where your hummus came from) or fava beans that are deep fried and served in a variety of ways? And, it's also vegetarian! Hooray for my veggie foodie friends. Fair word of warning: falafels are notorious for causing bloating and indigestion when consumed in large amounts (as do many other beans). It might be better to eat them in the morning and in moderate amounts. But really, how can you resist after a night of drinking out and when Beni's is open 24/7?? (Just be sure to drink lots of Yakult or pair the falafels with some Lassi and you're good to go. ) read more

Beni's Falafel - Falafel Near Me - Makati, NCR

Although I live in Salcedo Village, which is very close to Poblacion, I must confess I didn't use to explore the barangay's streets. Maybe because of Makati Avenue's traffic and the busy atmosphere around. Well, I don't know the reason. The only thing I know is that everything changed when I found Beni's Falafel, a tiny restaurant hidden in the dark Valdez Street. By looking at the façade, you don't expect too much. But go beyond the first impression and you'll see it offers Manila's best falafel. Their must-try is Beni's Falafel (PHP 135), which is actually a falafel sandwich. I also recommend the Big Homus with Falafel (PHP 250). The food is simple, but there must be a secret ingredient, come on! Their homus is so tasty and the pita bread is so soft! They really go perfectly with the falafel. Pair it with their delicious tea with honey lemon and ginger. It's comforting and tastes quite authentic! The only negative thing about this restaurant is that it's cash only, according to what the waitress informed me. Well, the good news is that they deliver in case you want to enjoy their wonderful falafel at home. read more

Beni's Falafel - The big homus with falafel + honey lemon and ginger tea - Falafel Near Me - Makati, NCR

When I first stumbled upon this somewhat obscure joint off Makati Avenue, I never expected it to become a part of my life. You see, my friends and I had originally intended to have a quick lunch at the usual place across the street when we noticed a bunch of foreigners of Middle Eastern origin all crowding over in "some Israeli" place. Naturally, we had to go where the action was. That was a little over two year ago; now, a week would not go by without me wolfing down its signature Beni's Falafel, a sandwich of nicely toasted pita pocket, tasty chickpea patties that are crunchy outside and soft and creamy inside, made complete with fresh local veggies. But what really sets it apart is the tahini sauce - rich yet simple, authentic unlike the yogurt sauce being served in most other places that offer a similar cuisine. Another item in the menu that's worth trying would be the shakshuka. The lacto ovo vegetarian - friendly dish tastes surprisingly straightforward and clean considering it is poached eggs stewed in fresh tomatoes and spices. I usually have it with pita and of course, the tahini sauce. The place also serves other Middle Eastern food like baba ganoush, humus and Turkish coffee. For drinks, you may choose to have a fruit shake, a bottled iced or soda. (Personally, I just have water.) If you are a carnivore, there are items in the menu for you as well, like chicken breast, schnitzel and chicken liver. The place is small. Except for the framed feature articles hanging on the wall, along with a small corkboard holding photos of celebrities who have also stumbled upon this hidden treasure, the furnishing is kept to what is only necessary. It can comfortably accommodate around 20 people at a time though there are also plastic chairs lined up outside. It is open 24 hours making it a perfect place to grab a gratifying yet healthy late lunch, a much deserved post-workout snack or an after-party night cap, whether you are with a small group or just your thoughts. read more

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The Good: Authentic Falafel prepared by an Israeli national! Perhaps the best in town! The Bad: Place is small and can get filled-up pretty quickly The Pro-Tip: Park at A-venue! Before Beni's came along, the only Falafel I had ever tried was from Mr Kebab. Boy was I missing out! Billed as the most authentic Falafel in town, Beni's does not disappoint! The falafels are quite tasty. You won't believe there's no meat in it! The texture is flawless - perfectly crisp on the outside and nice and chewy on the inside. And then there's the sauce. A perfect compliment to this great dish! Honestly, of the 4 or 5 times I've been here I haven't had anything but the Falafels. Sure he has other things on the menu, but I haven't really wanted to have anything else! Will we be coming back: Every chance we get! read more

Being one of the most underrated hole-in-the-wall eating spot, Beni's Falafel is definitely one late-night foodie haven. Open 24 hours, seven days a week, this joint serves authentic Middle Eastern dishes like falafel and shakshuka that will surely hit your discriminating taste and craving for healthy alternative against the popular fast-food like burgers and fries. The Falafel is one tender piece, generously mixed with pickled vegetables, all carefully pocketed in a lightly toasted pita. It is best paired with hot sauce. The Shakshuka reminded us of an Asian dish, Sarciado, but the restaurant served it with a little kick and stood out with a tiny speck of spice and juiciness. The Tea with Honey Lemon and Ginger was served gracefully to relax the spiciness of the other dishes and widely recommended for a post-nightout beverage to cure a hangover. Make sure to squeeze in the lemon for better sweetness. Beni's Falafel is definitely one of the best Middle Eastern food joint we have been and highly suggest to our friends who crave for recovery food after a long wasted nightout. How to get there: Facing the A.Venue Mall on Makati Ave, spot the immediate right side of the mall and walk through B. Valdez St. Beni's Falafel is almost directly facing Burger Avenue. Happy late-night food hunting! read more

Beni's Falafel is so good you won't miss the meat. That's coming from a carnivore. To understand what makes Beni's special, one needs to understand its specialty, falafel. Falafel, which is the de facto national dish of Israel, where Beni the owner is from, is a fried ball of chickpea (garbanzo) and/or fava bean paste, usually served in a pita pocket with vegetables and garlicky dressing. A good falafel is crunchy on the outside, but moist and almost gooey on the inside. A bad falafel resembles either a dark, hard hockey puck made of bitterness and disappointment, or a hash brown you forgot to eat yesterday morning and have to eat today when it's all grainy and stale. Luckily there's no room for hockey or yesterday's breakfast at Beni's. The falafel here is made of an Israeli blend of chickpeas and spices, formed into morsels of a crunchy crust and a savory center. I'm sure vegetarians will enjoy the falafel immensely, but even as a certified meat-eater, this is really, really good. It's leagues above "falafels" served in some Mediterranean restaurants. If you do need some protein in your life, Beni's also serves Chicken Breasts and Kababs, which are pretty good. My only complaint is that the serving size for the meat is small for the price. Which is another reason to go vegetarian for once. Overall, Beni's Falafel is the best place to get a vegetarian treat from the Middle East, as well as a good place to get something healthier than a burger that's just as good, if not better. read more

its closed.. Went here with my family to have a breakfast because according to yelp its 24/7 but when we get there we found it to be closed we font know if its renovation or permanent closure. Dont want to rate this one because its closed. read more

Beni's Falafel - We went there for breakfast and its closed - Falafel Near Me - Makati, NCR

Beni's Falafel is a place where you get your money's worth. It first it might be hard to find this place as it is but a small one. Just remember, it's very near A-venue. You can actually park in A-venue and walk to it. You get inside and it is very simple. A few tables and chairs, nothing fancy. Most of the time, the owner is the one overseeing the place so do not get shocked if someone randomly approaches you. It might be him. The specialty of this place - hummus and falafel. If it's your first time to try Middle Eastern Food, safe bet is to order the top sellers which are the Original Hummus, Beni's Falafel and even the Five Balls Falafel. You might have the dishes to be tasting the same - that's cause they have a common ingredient which is chickpeas. You can be full with a really small budget. I've a real fan as this place really gets to show people how traditional Arabic food tastes. read more

There are several good things about Beni's Falafel. One, they've got perfectly cooked falafels which have garnered a lot of attention over the years, from celebrity patrons to recommendations from almost every food critic in town. It may be fried, but overall still a healthier meal option since it's made entirely out of chickpeas. It's also relatively inexpensive: you can get their falafel balls for just P75 and their falafel sandwich is under P150. If you'd like some real meat, Beni's also has other full meals on their menu. Don't skip their hummus though, it's awesome! Beni's serves beer and softdrinks for your regular drinks, but they've also got Turkish Coffee. This is pretty strong, yay for coffee drinkers but better think twice if you need some sleep. Best of all, Beni's is open 24 hours - perfect for late night cravings, especially if you've just come from drinks around the Makati Ave. area! (Beni's is right beside A Venue.) They also do pick-ups and deliveries within the Makati area. Beni himself is usually at the restaurant during the wee hours of the morning. Say hello and strike up a good conversation and he might treat you to a little something special! (He gives me extra sugar with my Turkish Coffee, hehe!) read more

I first found out about Beni's Falafel from an Israeli friend who was visiting the Philippines. He had been criticizing most Mediterranean food in the Philippines, specifically for not having authentic tasting hummus. It's a big thing over there, go figure. He happened to find out about Beni's from another (surprise, surprise) Israeli, and told me that the hummus there was probably the closest he could find to decent hummus outside of Israel. I have to say that he was right. If you've ever tried real hummus, nothing will ever compare, but Beni's does a pretty good job of measuring up to the Middle Eastern standard. The hummus here is creamy, like it should be. I can finish a whole serving by myself. I usually come for the hummus alone, but you can pair it with their falafel for a contrast in texture. Falafel is basically a fried disc made mostly from chickpeas. Definitely a go-to, especially if you're vegetarian. ++ : Beni is very accommodating. The place gets full pretty quickly during peak hours, but as much as possible he will find a way to seat you. Service is also pretty quick. -- : The place is pretty small and nondescript, seated in a back alley behind A. Venue. It's not exactly the prettiest place, but the food and experience will make up for this. Just ask any of the patrons there :) read more

The falafels here are pretty good and won't set you back more than P150 or so. I want to say it's the best I've ever tried but I've only had falafels in one other place. Having said that though I'd say it's a great snack to have at any time of the day. They also serve other items like hummus so there are other options in case you're not in the mood for a falafel. Parking is easy since it's right across Avenue which has ample parking. They are open until late too so expect to see other people eating here after a night out. The space is quite small and pretty basic. The lighting isn't very warm either so you probably won't want to hang around long after you're done with your food. read more

Wow, the best falafel I've had. Tucked in an unsuspecting building. OMG, super sarap

I always thought that good falafels were hard to find in the Philippines. That is until I heard about Beni's Falafel. I wish it was walkable from where I live but alas, it's quite far. Worth the drive though! A small-ish eatery, Beni's Falafel is located on one side of A Venue Mall. I've briefly heard of Beni's before but didn't really give it any thought because I had never really craved falafels. Cathy C and I decided to check it out one night before a fundraising event that was happening nearby. Cathy and both went for their best seller, the Beni's falafel in pita bread. Stuffed with shredded cabbage, diced tomatoes, and scrumptious falafel, this thing was basically a vegetarian sandwich. A delicious one at that. We were given some spicy sauce and yogurt sauce but I enjoyed mine without the dressing. It was tasty enough without it. On a second visit with Momma dJ, she ended up getting the Beni's falafel in pita bread with the reasoning that it was the best seller. Smart woman. I also told her it was delicious so there's that. I ended up the chicken schnitzel in pita bread. It happily reminded me of Germany even though I'm sure there are differences in the way the dish is prepared. The chicken schnitzel was perfectly fried and stuffed with a lot of tomatoes tossed in olive oil, parsley, and black pepper. I was tempted to get one to go but my mom was watching me. Hmmm... The best part is that this place is open 24/7! The servers told me that they only close for a day or two in October (I'm gonna guess Israeli New Year?). Dibs on the chicken schnitzel! read more

Don't get put off by its location because Beni's fried fritters are the best you'll have in town. Just a small shop on the side of A. Venue, it's an unassuming shop that welcomes you with monobloc chairs and white fluorescent lighting. But what it lacks in design more than makes up for it in food. While there are a bunch of Middle Eastern food choices on their menu, allow me to talk about their falafels. Beni's Falafels are made from your usual chickpea and herbs combination but what sets it apart is how perfectly they cook it every time. Crisp on the outside and super soft and moist on the inside, it's as if they've mastered the art of frying, which is a major component of the dish. Plus, their pita bread doesn't taste like cardboard and is actually fluffy. With additional humus, this is seriously the best quick fix ever. I may not be a regular at Beni's but I keep coming back for their falafels just because it takes me back to my days spent in New York eating falafels on the side of the street and that in itself is an achievement for this establishment in my book. read more

Tried this place based on the many reviews. My falafel sandwich was bitter... I don't know why. Also tried their tuna sandwich which was better but nothing extraordinary. Tried explaining the bitter sandwich to the lady at the restaurant... But didn't even get an apology (wasn't looking at a freebie). Overall light food on the tummy compared to other available options closely... To me it didn't live up to the hype. By the way... The restaurant has moved right across the street to the actual mall and the prices are very reasonable. read more

Great falafel, fresh and hot along with wonderfully tasty hummus. Plenty of room and clean. It was a great little place with a mix of vegetarian and halal foods. They have separate kitchens so the foods won't come in contact. In a word... great. read more

Everybody (and I mean EVERYBODY) has been telling me I have to go check out Beni's. So I did. The staff didn't really acknowledge us when we walked in. So we seated ourselves and we were brought menus. The employee who brought us the menu suggested Beni's Felafel (Their signature item and vegetarian without modification to boot.) Super small spot. But seeing as it's a hole in the wall, it was just a little more cramped than I expected it to be. The two communal tables out front, and 3 tables along with a little counter space that is shared with To-Go orders, makes up the entirety of the seating area. Photos of local celebrities who have been to Beni's decorate one wall and there is a television by the bathroom door. I was surprised by the amount of To-Go orders that were placed and picked up while we were there. Our stay was about 45 minutes. The Beni's Felafel only took 5 minutes and I ordered a second one but added hummus for a little extra. The Beni's Felafel is fantastic. I mean really fantastic. Delicious and the hummus was extraordinary. Super creamy. Hot sauce on the table is not for the faint of heart. Overall good experience. It was just a little like eating on an airplane. Elbows cramped and the almost non stop line of To-Go customers coming and going was basically standing over our table. Service was so-so. Food and price are decent. I see that they are expanding to a spot in A Venue Mall. If the quality and prices stay the same I will have to rate the new spot much better. read more

It's not kosher, but it's very good. And they're now in the mall and much bigger! Beni also said they have a branch in MOA, and pretty soon, Eastwood. Now more people can enjoy the yumminess! read more

Good halal food, which kind of hard to find here in Central Makati.. Just a stroll away from Knightsbridge residence fast service, OK customer service. read more

I believe Beni's falafel has a couple of branches in Makati now and I can see why! The falafel were crispy as on the outside and beautifully soft inside (and not nasty dry like some I've tried before). Highly recommend. We didn't pay more than PHP500 for two people and we left thoroughly stuffed! Think this place was fairly easy to get to from my office so think it's a pretty convenient option! Their falafel, hummus and babaganoush are particularly memorable! read more

It's quite late and we are hungry. 12:45am to be exact. Around Metro Manila, there are many places to eat in that are either open until the early morning or are 24/7. You have places like Nihonbashitei, Recovery Food, North Park, Uncle Mo's, and the usual fast food joints among others. And then there are places like Beni's Falafel - a small little hole in the wall near the red light district in Makati City. Open 24/7, Beni's falafel serves Middle Eastern food such as hummus, shakshuka, and of course some falafels. We get some falafels in pita bread and for a few extra pesos we get the inside of the pita smothered with hummus. It's every persons dream, guilt-free eating with all the good stuff. A crispy, moist, and not greasy falafel sandwiched in pita bread with tomatoes, cabbage, and hummus. Add some garlic and chili sauce to your liking and you get this well constructed, affordable, and guilt-free award winning midnight snack. If you're in the area do yourself a favor and get one of Beni's falafels. read more

If you're in Makati, you find yourself hungry in the middle of the night, and you're hankering for something a bit more adventurous, Beni's Falafel is the place to go. While I heard that you could not order a bad dish here, do try out their Falafel. Beni's serves a damned great Falafel. It's just so good; there's so much going on with the dish, and yet everything just works. Their Shakshuka and Sabich are pretty good as well. Two thumbs up. read more

I've heard nice things about Beni's Falafel and wanted to try it out for myself. There wasn't much in the menu, and choosing which to order was an easy task. Since this was my first time, I ordered Beni's Falafel. It was awesome! The falafels were perfectly cooked -- tender, flavorful, and with just the right amount of spices. I enjoyed it with pita bread, lots of yoghurt sauce, and with hummus on the side. I also got to try the schnitzel with rice. It was simply breaded chicken fillet with a hint curry. It was okay, but I'd stick to falafels next time! read more

Trust me, don't get the cookies... they are disgusting. Ben's falafel is full of lettuce and hardly anything else. For 180 pesos? I think it's a rip off.. I think all the reviews here are based mostly on the goodness of having free wifi. Nothing special about this junky place. read more

Claims to be Kosher. How could this be if it's open 24/7. Though Kosher restaurants are closed on Shabbat.