This is one of my parents all time favorite restaurant. Classic, simple and yummy. My cousins took…read moreme here and had a great time. Kare Kare was my favorite and you can't go wrong with the chicken barbecue and crispy pata. Hope to comeback when I visit home again.

Waste of money! The staff who attended to us was not very friendly at all - service provided in…read morefastfood is way much better. The worst part is the food! I ordered Pork Sisig and Halo halo and my friend ordered Pork BBQ. Her rice was not hot at all even if it took more than 30 mins for them to serve it. Just took two bites for each dish I got as I couldnt stand the quality of the food - the price is not worthy at all. Will never come back here for sure!

A few of my cousins, friends and myself were on the hunt for Middle Eastern food and fun. We spent…read moreabout an hour driving around looking to land on a winning place, then we finally landed on this establishment called SSC (shawarma Snack Center)Parking was kinda limited since rememember, it's in the Philippines. Ground floor had a shopping complex and some small restaurants, then we walked up a flight of stairs coming to find out 2nd floor was a huge gamimg LAN center. Didn't expect how big this place was until I reached the top 3rd floor. It was an outdoor area and indoor in the middle where there you could dine and eat food, play board games or watch sports and movies on a big flat screen TV. Then theres an outdoor section where you can smoke your sheesha and have coversations with a group. They had a few authentic selections of middle eastern and asian foods like shawarmas, Biryani, hummus , mogoul and fruit smoothies and shakes. Food I can rate 7/10, service 8/10, setting 8/10. All in all experience was comfortable and I'd definitely come back to have another chill funday Sunday.

I love this place. I've been coming here for years and it has been consistently delicious…read moreall-throughout. The prices are very affordable, the servings are never disappointing and the service is so quick you don't have to wait too long to get your order. Sometimes what I do is call them when I'm on my way home from work and pick-up my order right when I reach BF. I always come here for their beef shawarma, chicken biryani and hummus. The hummus is a personal favorite of mine. The ingredients are blended so well with just the right amount of flavors, that I always get a second batch of pita bread without fail. Shawarma Snack Center has a nice rustic ambience to it too. It's simple and comes with outdated interiors that will make you believe that it's 1993 and you're dining in a tiny village in the Middle East. Definitely a gem in the south!

The Good: Authentic Arabian food! As good as it gets in Manila…read more The Bad: It's traffic getting to the place and the ambiance isn't the best. Pro Tip: The biryani rice is a sleeper hit! As stated above, this is probably the best Arabian food place in manila. You know an Arabian place is good when Arabians go there to eat! Whenever I'm in the general area, i take the time to do a side-trip to this place! Always awesome, and never disappoints! The place may be abit old and dirty, but I think it's all part of the charm! Try the kebabs, sharwama and my personal favorite: the biryani rice!

Our favorite place for Shawarma (Middle Eastern dish). Place was upgraded and they now have a "fast…read morefood branch" nearby. Skip their "Shawarma Meals" fries included was very disappointing!

Ambience: Restaurant is a bit small with somewhat romantic…read morelighting and peace n' quiet. We always wonder what the second floor looks like because it has a spiral stairway to a smaller area upstairs. I hope that area is open to customers. Food: Cucumber Shake was very healthy, tasty, and refreshing! Hummus will always be our favorite and it's a good thing it usually comes with pita. Among the Business Meals, we usually get the Beef Kebab though the other BMs are good too! Falafel Sandwich is my new favorite that'll replace Shawarma. Service: It's the usual.

Worst service it's like I didn't exist arriving. Calling…read morewaiters was a waste of time. Beef kebab and chips was more like a plate of chips with a toothpick kebab how lousy Taste was pathetic I've lived in Iran for 2 years , this food would never be excepted in Iran I've no idea how anyone can rate this restaurant higher than 1 star . In Iran they also greet and make you feel welcome . Nothing like this place! No ambiance !

Love the salad and bread they serve. We also tried the pizza and eggplant parmigiana . It is a…read moregreat place to eat if you want Italian food. But we actually came looking for their breakfast but sadly this location does not serve breakfast, as we heard great things about their French toast. Service was good as we were among the first customers of the day, but it took over 30 minutes to get our orders.

Start off by saying I'm from the USA... pepperoni pizza was the worst I've ever had (I'm 67)…read more Needed more cheese, toppings don't go near the edges and the pepperoni did not taste like pepperoni...had a bad taste...terrible...

Ingredients are fresh and high-quality. The staff are very friendly and will answer all questions…read more All the dishes are so big that I have to split the salad with a friend. There are a lot of choices which can go both ways for the customers that will come in. It will either excite you or exhaust you. The menu will also inform you if an ingredients is low-fat, spicy or gluten-free. You can make your own salad or choose from the menu, where calories of the serving is indicated.

Just cannot get enough of their oh crab lah and geisha wraps. The serving comes in big portions -…read moreSo yummy but I get so full! Nevertheless I'll keep coming back.

I am extremely happy that there's a Mister Kabab in Ortigas. Most Mister Kababs are located up…read morenorth, and I don't want to go the distance or brave the traffic for my shawarma fix. My ultimate fave is the Beef Chelo Kabab paired with their Yogurt shake. Their yogurt shake is the best, so don't forget to order one. The best seats are by the window, but only if the sun is not directly shining towards that side of the room.

It's just okay in terms of taste, environment, and service. The kababs are okay, nothing special…read more The basmati rice is decent, which they gave bigger portions like in the US, especially since we are in Philippines where rice is a staple. The place itself is spacious but uninspiring. It looks very dated and needs some TLC. Get a table by the window, so you can get a ray of sunlight. Other parts of the restaurant is somewhat depressing. If you are really craving kabab, then order to go, otherwise look for alternative dining options.

There's a reason Mister Kabab is still standing strong despite having so much competition serving…read moresimilar fare. One, the food is inexpensive and simple, served straight up with no frou-frou or tweaked versions of classic Middle Eastern/Mediterranean dishes. It seems to me that what you eat is here what people have been eating in those parts of the world for centuries. I really enjoy their flafel - crispy on the outside, rightly mushy in the middle, and all subtly seasoned. It's the perfect size, too, so I never overstuff myself despite the temptation. I like how they cook their kabab and chelo kabab, too. The chicken is a no-fail for me because it's always so tender! My other recommendations would be the ox-tail and the korma dishes. The second reason is the service, or at least the service I get at their Fisher Mall branch. They're always so warm and attentive. One time, we stayed here for almost four hours and nobody gave a bleep. I love that! I've seen different groups of people here - families, friends, loud ones, quiet ones. I've eaten here alone. I never regret any visit!

I'm used to what's standardly recognized as Middle Eastern fare. I mean, I've had my fair share of…read moreshawarma, I've had kofte and falafel here and there. Ah, Mister Kebab... that's pretty good nosh right there. Firstly, let me say that their keema is something I dreamt about for days. It's the sort of memorable flavor that stays with you. It's the perfect blend of salt and spices that's neither too overpowering or confused. And the best part is they don't even lie when they call it sizzling. It comes to you hot and fresh and really good with nary a wait. And I rather like their ambiance. It doesn't look at all cheap nor does it look inanely modernized. It sticks to the Middle Eastern theme rather well, imho. There's always some detail you'll end up noticing every time you go so staring at the walls while you're eating isn't necessarily a bad idea. Go on, take in the ambiance. It'll make your meal taste twice as good.