This is one of our fav gyro spots in the city. Recently when I was in the area, of all the amazing…read morerestaurants here, my SO wanted me to pick up food from here on the way home. So I grabbed myself a large platter of chicken gyro and went on my merry way. If you do delivery, I think they do BOGO or buy one get one half off deal going on (Uber Eats) (regular size) when I was looking. But I decided to just get one large one in person and that was enough to feed both of us for dinner. Just as good as I remembered it. Takeout and deliveries only!

This is everything you'll need for a quick, late-night bite…read more Portions are huge with unlimited toppings and a choice of 3 sauces. I ordered the falafel and while it isn't the best you can find in the city, it will surely satisfy your craving.

Nice falafel, hummus, tabouleh, slaw, turnip, tomato, pickle, pepper and tahini pita for $6…read more Large, full pita. Plenty for lunch. No sides required for me. Look for the sign on the sidewalk. We almost walked right past it.

A good chicken shawarma! Always fresh. Sauces taste great. The falafel is also very good and…read more fresh too. Find this location better than another Amish chain store location.

Heads up on this place - Spicy! I did ask for mild as well, just a hint of spice, but wow -…read morespicy! I couldn't finish my plate. So although my palate couldn't handle it, that doesn't mean you might not find this little local a slice of heaven!

I've only ever eaten one thing at the Falafel House, and it ain't the falafels! The chicken…read moreshawarmas are, without a doubt, the best I've ever encountered (previously I was a big fan of the now defunct King Shawarma at Queen/Spadina). The chicken is spectacularly savoury and the hot sauce is outta this world. The full range of usual toppings are included, with a bonus of cabbage (if I remember correctly) that's been marinated in lemon... it adds a fantastic unexpected element. The place might look a bit run down, but don't let that scare you away, inside is a world of shawarmas heretofore unknown. I can't think of a better way to spend $5!

As a visitor to Kensington Market, I found Oh My Gyro to be the most welcoming best-value option…read moreand the food tasted great. With any of the wraps, you can get up to 3 sauces (tzatziki, tahini, hummus, hot sauce, etc) and as many of the veggie toppings as you like (LTO, cukes, pickled turnip, pickles, red cabbage, and fries!). We had the chicken gyro which had a generous amount of shaved meat, and the falafel wrap which seemed to have 8 nuggets of falafel. All in all, the 2 wraps together cost less than 20 Canadian dollars, definitely a relief from the tourist-trap prices found at many places on Kensington. Service was prompt and friendly.

Similar to their location on Queen St but less busy and with better service (I think those two are…read morerelated). I ordered a plate and they are huge. I couldn't finish one on my own. Good value in Kensington. Love their fries.

Visited @Shah's Halal Food in downtown Toronto for dinner on a rainy evening. The views of the CN…read moreTower and surrounding skyline created a cozy night. The food quality was fresh, flavorful, and well-prepared. Service and overall experience were smooth. The only downside was that the meat portions felt slightly limited compared to expectations. That said, pricing remains fair, and the location making it a great halal option in downtown Toronto. Good food quality Fair pricing Smaller meat portions

Went here for lunch and was pretty decent nyc style chicken and rice box…read more I got the mixed chicken and lamb with rice and salad. It was 12.99 and was pretty filling. The sauces they put on tasted good. The hot sauce was actually spice so beaware. I would come back here for lunch

Food is great service is great ambience is great easy to find 2nd time having their food this plate…read morewas FIRE SHOUTOUT to JIBONcan't wait to eat their again I drove here from Etobicoke

Worst experience ever at this restaurant. Do not eat here…read more If ever you feel discriminated or racially profiled, you can call the small business bureau or you can write a review on Google, Yelp or uber eats, skip the dishes. As soon as I walked in the morning food attendant--maybe Pakistani or West Indian scram at me. He asked me what I wanted in a loud voice. Then I told him my order and he demanded payment right away before making my order. I informed him that usually you make the order first then you pay, once the order is at the cash--not before the foods made. He replied--if you can't pay get out! Mind you I am well educated and that day I was wearing new clothes. I take pride in my appearance and dress well. As a new guy came in, he was able to order food no problem without paying. The next guy ordered a few items without paying and waited patiently for his food. This behavior is unacceptable and discriminatory. I could sue for discrimination.