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    Shawarma Box Plus

    3.7 (10 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 10:30 pm

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    Little to no meat for my ubereats order. Would not recommend. Not worth it at all price wise.

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    Dizengoff

    Dizengoff

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    Visited them a few days ago for lunch. We tried their…read morefalafel, they were very good. Moist, fresh and flavourful on the inside and crispy on the outside; exactly how a good falafel should be. (7 $) We also tried their oven baked salmon entree. It was very bland, not seasoned well and a little rare. It came with parisienne potatoes with were bland too(no salt/pepper; just seasoned with garlic and dill) as was the salad which was served with the entree. (22 $) Wife had a caeser salad for lunch. The vegetables were fresh and crisp. The parmesan was generous and flavourful but the salad lacked the dressing and tasted a little bland as rest of the meal. (10 $) The tea however was very nice. It was orange pekoe tea bag, served with mint leaves and a cinnamon stick. We'll definitely try this at home. (1.50 $ each) The restaurant is located in the industrial area, in the middle of nowhere. If it weren't for the groupon we wouldn't have ventured in the area. It was lunch hour and we were the only two customers there, which was very unusual considering this is located in an area where there are companies/offices all around. I think the price of the food might have to do something with it. The food was pretty pricey for everyday office lunch. These kind of prices would have only made sense in the financial district. There was a stage there. It seemed that there would be music performance during the weekends/evenings. Wish them all the best as they are new and still discovering themselves. Would love to see them succeed and be able to draw crowd to the location. Cheers!

    Dizengoff Opening…read more In recent weeks a new Middle eastern restaurant emerged on the Toronto scene. Replacing the original Dr. Laffa location the owners did some serious upgrades to both decor and menu. The food here is quite good. A different season for every dish from most of the other places in the area. I enjoyed 3 of the classic dishes. Falafel Plate which was crunchy on the outside and came with a nice Dip. The Chicken sandwich was the large portion which was great to share and was very filling. The hummus ful was a meal on its own. These 3 plates 2 guys could not put it all down and was a reasonable $30 for a sit down lunch. With a full menu and even kids options at $10 I see some great success as word will spread. Congratulations on your opening. #restaurant #torontoeats #markhameats #yelpgta #food #dinner #lunch #yum #foodie #foodblogger #eat #blogto #dizengoffca #foodreviewca #foodpics #foodporn #middleeasterncuisine #instalike #instafood #instafollow

    Me Va Me Kitchen Express

    Me Va Me Kitchen Express

    (8 reviews)

    Why such a low Yelp rating? This place is reliably good. Here's the best value lunch deal in the…read morearea: the large "variety plate" comes with your choice of protein (I usually choose grilled chicken) plus a large side (I always go for rice) plus hummus, pickles and coleslaw. It easily fills up two hungry people and it's simply delicious. My hubby and I order it all the time. I also enjoy their laffa sandwiches with all the toppings. This is just a great, no-frills, reasonably priced Middle Eastern joint. Get on it.

    The falafel laffa ($11.95) wrapped up several airy chickpea fritters, which arrived warm with…read moredelivery and would have been amazing if eaten fresh and hot. They go nicely against the cooler sauces that I incorporated plenty of for maximum flavour - hummus, tzatziki, tahini, and hot sauce! With all the condiments, there was a chance the wrap would arrive soggy. Yet, lettuce helped form a layer between the bread and the other ingredients and added a nice crunch to the wrap. After enjoying all the great flavours in the laffa, the lacklustre chicken shawarma plate ($17.75) was a let down. It comes with a sizeable portion of slightly dry chicken, tons of grilled vegetables, and a dense cold dry pita ... but then only one measly tahini sauce to flavour everything. Having had my fair share of shawarma plates, most places provide at least two condiments - tahini and garlic sauce - and many even have extra sides like pickles, beets, and tabbouleh. Instead, Me Va Me serves theirs with a huge side salad, which while great value isn't the tastiest. I'd much rather they eliminate the salad and provide things that would enhance the overall plate instead. We did order a couple of their dips, but they didn't impress and reminded me of the prepared ones found in supermarkets. The fried eggplant ($3.95) started off nicely with big chunks of smoky eggplant, but the ketchup-like sauce they incorporated into the dip made everything way too sweet. Meanwhile, the babaganoush ($3.95) had so much mayonnaise added that it would be better classified as eggplant aioli. This is definitely not something you'd want to just eat a spoonful of plain.

    Shawarma Box Plus - mideastern - Updated May 2026

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