ShawarmaKING

a great shawarma place in Arlington! we decided to try this place in Arlington that serves Lebanese shawarma. It is run by an Lebanese couple. First off, the service was amazing. The owner (and chef!) and his wife are so sweet and they really care about their ingredients and what they're serving. The store is medium sized. It can fit multiple medium groups, but not a super huge group. They also offer happy hour from 2-4 kn their chicken shawarma sandwich on weekdays. They also do catering. We got the kibbeh, hummus, shish tawouk plate, beef shawarma, the special one sandwich, fries, beef burger, and baklava. We also tried their spicy sauce - the panther sauce. Okay, so straight up the shawarma is so delicious! You can taste the freshness in every bite and the beef meat is so juicy and tender! The special sandwich is a SK grill specialty in which he mixes two types of meat on a larger size of bread. Okay, for real y'all gotta go for the sandwiches/shawarmas. Their sauces, both the garlic and the panther sauce, were rich and perfect complement to the sandwiches and the fries. The kibbeh was also one of the better ones I've had. It wasn't crumbly, but it's crunchy and filled with meat inside. Hummus was fresh & baklava is a good option if you really want something sweet afterwards. Burger was okay. All in all, a great family owned restaurant where you can get really delicious, fresh shawarma from a chef who really cares about the food he serves. Definitely check this place out.

The King Beef Shawarma is so good!!!! The service was excellent and I look forward to my next visit!

Simply put, this is the best Shawarma and hummus I've ever had. Imad and his lovely wife should be household names for their culinary skills. At the end of our meal we got into a conversation about the pickles he uses which reminded me of the pickles I had in my first Shawarma over 25 years ago. They clearly care so much about every detail of the food they serve. I wish I was local so I could eat here everyday.

Was looking for something quick to eat, but also finding something that was new in the area, well not necessarily new, because we just moved in the neighborhood. So we stumbled across this place right next to Kroger's grocery store. Thought to give it a tryWe were not disappointed. In fact, the proprietors were really friendly, and the food came out quickly. We started off with bubba ganoush which was great. It comes with a couple of fresh soft pitasThen for the main course we had the shawarma chicken and I had the King gyro Both were amazing and it comes with a side of fries. But we really didn't need the fries. But if you like crosscut fries, this is a good place to visit because they were actually tasty and lightly saltedThe chicken shawarma was wrapped very well. Good spices and tasted really goodThe gyro was amazing. Plenty of tzatziki sauce, and had a nice balance between the cooling of the cucumber and the tang of the onions.But I go back there again, yes of course we definitely will be.Plenty of parking. Easy to find. Just go if you're looking for some good shawarma or a gyros

This is probably the best gyro meat and halal beef I've ever had! I stopped being vegan today for this meal I was craving! (Ok I'm flexatarian!) but I got a shawarma bowl with beef and gyro meat and it was absolutely delicious! Somebodies grandma is in there really making delicacies and authentic Lebanese food! I saw her pouring oil myself so you know it's real! True family owned vibes and feel here! Highly recommend this place. The service is great and accommodating and the ambiance is true to the culture, every table had a different historic Lebanese landmark picture on it. Must try! I could easily become a regular if I lived closer!

Hello, Shawarma King, thank you for feeding me, you are delicious. Apparently they've been serving incredibly delicious and authentic Lebanese food to Arlington since 1984 but I hadn't eaten there until 2022...?! As my 4 year old niece would say (a million times a day), "What the heck?" I'm so happy to have finally eaten here and I envision many trips (and delivery orders) in the near and distant future. Our most recent meal included hummus with chicken shawarma, falafel, and the "king" gyro. You'll notice right away that all the food is colorful and vibrant. I come across lackluster tomato, onion, lettuce, and pickles all the time. Not here! The falafel were the perfect fluffy texture, cooked all the way through, and were super herbaceous. Jon thought the hummus was just slightly too tart and lemony, but that's why it might be my new favorite hummus... and Jon's gyro was beautiful, stuffed full with juicy meat, plus a side of piping hot fries. He said the pita was perfect. The interior is simple and cozy, clean and spacious. It smells delicious. Staff is friendly and fast. Your perfect family-owned, neighborhood Lebanese spot. Everything they serve is made fresh and from scratch in house. I think I'll go (or order) tomorrow..

I was not happy with the visit to Shawarma King came at lunch they had a few people inside already. We order then a group of 7 or 8 came in. They only had 2 people working one taking orders the other making food orders. It took over 30 minutes to get our food. Too slow for a quick lunch. Maybe it was a bad day not sure but it did not make a good first impression.The food was fine nothing speciaI had a wrap I think it was the beef or chicken wrap not sure did not make a lasting impression on me. We also had hummus that was good but not enough to save the day. I was not a fan of the wrap maybe I just do not like Shawarma wraps. I would not go back they are too slow they can not handle it when they are a little busy.

We were looking for a place to eat shawarma and found this place and it did not disappoint. We got the chicken shawarma and was absolutely delicious. We also got a soujuk sandwich which was really good, one of the best around the dfw area. Glad we tried them and we'll definitely go back!

Your run of the mill shwarma place. Nothing mind blowing. Kind of a small place but with nice staff. The shwarma were nice and full, but soggy because of all the sauce. The chicken shwarma was pretty good and I preferred it over the beef. For some reason the Gyro was disgusting which is weird because Gyro are never homemade so they are pretty consistent. I tasted sour like pepperoni. If I am in the area I would stop by for a chicken shwarma again, but it's not worth going out of the way for. There are plenty of other better shwarma places around.

Very nice staff. Tried the sujook appetizer and shawarma sandwich (beef and chicken). Wasn't a fan of the sujook but the sandwich itself was solid. Lot of meat and good balance of sauce and pickled veggies. Given the number of shawarma places in Arlington, I may come back here but I wouldn't drive out of my way to come here.