I stood there for a long time debating whether to order and try the shawarma here. I decided to…read moregive it a go. The taste was mediocre; the *adjika* sauce they added was terrible and completely overpowered everything else. I placed my order and waited about 20-25 minutes for a single shawarma. Another guy arrived about 10 minutes after me (I'd already finished smoking my first cigarette), yet he got his order at the same time I did--and he got two shawarmas. Essentially, I spent 15-20 minutes just standing around waiting while the cook finished making shawarmas for other customers. Why do they do things like that? The quality of the shawarma leaves a lot to be desired. Will I order here again? - Absolutely not. I was hungry and thought I'd get a tasty meal somewhere - It wasn't tasty.

I have been seeing this food truck parked on glenoaks for a few weeks now and decided to give them…read morea try. I got the pork shawarma. The portion sizes are massive and they do not skimp you on the meat. Everything was cooked perfectly and the ingredients in the wrap were delicious. The service was great and they work fast. The best was that the shawarma was only $13. Thats a steal compared to how much other places are charging and how small their portions are. I will definitely be back

Take a journey into the past with Glendale Cafe. The menu has a few items with no descriptions or…read morephotos, just a price. $12 cash only (really) gets you a mysterious sandwich. I got the chicken breast sandwich, which contrary to what you'd guess is not grilled or fried chicken breast, it's shredded chicken. The flavor was nice though, it was pickles, peppers lettuce, chicken and bread. Glad I tried a real odd ball in the middle of Burbank.

The man there was very nice made my sandwich very quickly the inside looked nice and relaxing would…read morecome back again amazing bang for your buck.

The shawarma from this food truck rivals what you get at a restaurant in Glendale!…read moreI ordered the pork shawarma wrap, and it was fresh and flavorful, packed with cucumbers and herbs. The lavash was perfectly crispy on the outside while still soft enough to hold the delicious fillings. The truck is located outside the Whole Foods lot. Definitely a hidden find if you're craving a delicious shawarma without the sit down restaurant experience.

I've always seen this food truck parked in front of whole foods for years and finally decided to…read moregive it a try. I got the pork shwarma sandwich on bread, it was very tasty. The bread was a bit too crunchy and hard, but the ingredients and pork was very fresh and juicy. Service was great, immediately upon walking up to the food truck I was greeted by the workers and they took my order immediately. Honestly surprised this place doesn't have a long line, whenever I pass by it I always barely see anyone lined up and I would say you're missing out if you haven't tried this spot. This is easily the best shwarma I've had in Glendale. I also got their fries, which were honestly surprising as well. Their fries were seasoned and cooked perfectly, to be honest probably in the top 5 of best fries I've had from a food establishment. Will for sure come back again, was very satisfied with the price/food/service!

Stepping into this tiny Iranian-Armenian sandwich shop is like being transported back to a…read morenostalgic corner of Tehran, it's pure magic. The moment you walk in, it feels like your aunt's kitchen, filled with warmth, love, and the kind of hospitality only older ladies can offer. There are two wonderful, kind women running the place, and you immediately feel like part of their family. The vibe is the star here. it sweeps you up in a wave of nostalgia, making you forget you're just on a simple street in the U.S. Yes, the wait is a bit longer. after all, it's just these two ladies and the food takes its time. But oh, it's worth it. I had the sausage bandari sandwich, and every bite was a perfect little time capsule of flavor. They also serve Zam Zam, a rare Middle Eastern drink that's hard to come by here, and even though the price is a bit steep, you're paying for an experience as rich as the memories it evokes. The décor might be a touch worn, a bit rusty, but that just adds to the charm. they keep it real. And I love how there are sprinkled with small business cards like a little marketplace inside this cozy time capsule and shows they care about their community and other small businesses. It makes you want to come back, not just for the food, but to support the business and that rich, heartfelt vibe. If you love a place that wraps you in nostalgia and makes you feel like you're miles away, this is your spot.

I been going here for 3yrs that everyone knew me with my voice when I called, so guess how many…read moretimes a week? Lately they don't even cook it right and don't even listen when u place and order..

Just visited the food truck and the food was amazing!! I want to come back for the pork shawarma…read morebut the chicken was good. Service was fast and friendly and the guy helped me order stuff I would like. Gonna come back again!

6* Food 6* Quality…read moreQuality and quantity stand out here! I initially ordered a chicken lule kabob for my assistant. While waiting, I could see through the transparent glass window as generous portions of high quality meat were being grilled over Royal Oak charcoal. The aroma alone was irresistible and I ended up ordering beef lule and marinated ribeye as well. My family and I were blown away by the flavor and quality of both. The portions are generous, and the flavors from the marinades and spices are rich and completely satisfying. The kabobs are juicy and can be served on rice or in wraps. Personally, I appreciated the option to purchase just the skewers to take home, since we prefer enjoying them hot over fresh rice with melted butter. The menu offers a wide variety of kabobs, including chicken, beef, pork, quail, and cornish hen. The market and restaurant are exceptionally clean; very impressive!! That said, I would recommend ordring to go, as seating is limited and the atmosphere is minimal. While waiting, I noticed many customers doing the same and also purchasing meats to take home and grill on their own. Theres also a small market section offering drinks, breads, homemade Armenian specialties, and condiments. Parking is convenent, and the location is on the corner of Western and Glenoaks (easy to access from both streets). Bravo to the owners for creating such a high quality restaurant and market. I hope it continues to maintain this standard! We are a fan and I can't imagine getting my kabobs anywhere else in LA.

Saddens me to write such a review for a business that we loved and supported since day one. This is…read morethe second time we are ordering and it feels like we are being ripped off. They changed the way they charge, and now it makes no sense for them to be charging $14.55 for a "skewer" of beef lule for it to not even be a full skewer. The total charge was $155 for bbq that is less than 6Lb. Absolute disappointment, sad to see businesses start off so well, but ruin their service and product so quickly once they establish their customers.

We saw an advertisement on Instagram about this new place in Burbank that serves shawarmas from a…read morefood truck, so we decided to give it a try. After several visits to this location, I wanted to give 5 stars to this young, energetic, very nice, and welcoming newly established family-owned business. They serve beef, pork, and chicken shawarmas either in lavash wrap or bread. The lavash wrap is bigger than the bread, but believe me, you will be full even with the bread sandwich. But if you want to share, the lavash wrap is a good choice. The shawarmas are served either as a combo or just a sandwich. They also have a good variety of drinks, including tomato juice and akroshka, which is my favorite one. It's homemade and super delicious, a combination of yogurt drink, shredded cucumber, and some fresh chopped herbs. There is plenty of street parking nearby. I recommend giving it a try, and you will fall in love with their food. It's super delicious. Thanks for the delicious food and great service.

Oh my God this place is clean nice people great bread and very fast did I say they are very clean…read morenever seen anything like this

The best bakery in Los Angeles! Try the zaatar or the meat bread! (Lahmbagine) great owner works…read morevery hard and wakes up every morning at 3:am to make the fresh goods

Sasoun Bakery is a staple in the area. The bakery doesn't look like much but they offer some of the…read moremost delicious lahmajoon in the area. Each lahmajoon is $2.50. There is a subcharge if you use credit card. I appreciate that there is a private parking lot for the building with two levels. I also have enjoyed their borek.