Shawarma Wrap is located in what seems to be an older strip mall, as the parking lot is in bad shape. I've been to Frosted Donuts before and didn't notice Shawarma Wrap, so I'm guessing it's somewhat new.
The inside is decent looking and has cultural artifacts, similar to other Middle Eastern restaurants I've been to. It feels the part. It's small, and you order and pick up at the counter. No table service or menus. The menu is on a monitor and it was easy enough to read.
I ordered a chicken shawarma wrap and a beef shawarma wrap to go. While waiting for the order, the gentleman making my sandwiches gave me a small cup with lentil soup; that was nice of him, and the soup was pretty good (more lemony/tangy that other lentil soup I've had).
The sandwiches were wrapped nicely and they include garlic and tahini sauce. I appreciate that they marked the lids with G and T so customers can tell which is which.
Both sandwiches were pretty good. I especially enjoyed the chicken, as it had more flavor than other chicken wraps I've tried and was saucy enough. The beef wrap wasn't bad, but the beef was a bit mushy, similar to over-tenderized meat if you know what I mean. The garlic and tahini sauce were both tasty; I like that the tahini was on the thicker side, whereas most places have a thin, watery tahini.
Overall, good sandwiches and service at a fair price. read more