Gyro Hut

Before you even start to read this review, I want you to look at this picture and admire the beauty behind every little crevice that Gyro hut has to offer us.The creaminess of the white sauce, and the calmness of the hot sauce that Halal guys does not offer, as well as the additional chickpeas, cucumbers, lettuce, tomatoes, and white onions, and as well as corn really up to the game for Gyro Hut. last week I flew all the way to New York to get halal guys, but I didn't know this was just right down the street. My life has been complete. I'm foaming at the mouth writing this. Last but not least, an incredible price. Thank you, Gyro hut.

I like the falafels from here, although definitely eat them while the steam is still in the container. The order comes with 5. I've had the lamb over rice. The service is good. It's good food.

I can appreciate Gyro Hut for what it is: a Halal friendly establishment, a fast casual meal(s) with good portions, a bonafide late night option with affordable prices in the heart of the Med Center. What it is not though, is a replacement for the New York style Halal street food.Their motto of being "Straight Outta New York" is as hilarious as it is inaccurate. It wouldn't surprise me if the owners / management have spent time in New York, but the food and atmosphere are a bit of a departure from what should be the quintessential Halal street experience. The interior is bright and clean, which even includes their bathroom. I love that their AC is on blast and is almost freezing after a few minutes spent inside. The menu is placed right above their counter where they make all the food in front of folks. Pro Tip: Check-in on Yelp for a free can of soda.Their platters are around $11-13, which include a solid pile of protein with rice and salad. They include other things on the platter that you wouldn't see in NYC, such as chickpeas, cucumber salad, and corn. I think the gyro fries are a sleeper and the party trays might come in handy for the next potluck party. Their freshly made juices are somewhat of a head scratcher, but seem fresh even if they are served room temperature.One thing they did seem to incorporate from the current street meat NY scene is charging extra for sauce. I don't have a problem with this per se, especially if they were in sauce packet form. However, these ones are in tiny containers that are not exactly easy to scrape or pour sauce out of. I wouldn't be surprised if they were skimpy on the initial sauce dump in hopes that folks would buy more.While I think it's not a dead-on experience with what is "straight outta New York," I still think it's a worthy late meal option and one that is super ideal for the neighborhood.

Casual halal spot. Gyro Hut is my go-to for lunch, and the food is always fresh and delicious. I highly recommend the combo platter or combo fries. The fries alone are delicious and seasoned to perfection. Service is okay.

Visited Gyro Hut for the first time and got the Combo Platter with chicken and lamb and the lamb gyro fries. The flavors of both dishes absolutely did not disappoint! The combo platter had the perfect balance of rice, meat and vegetables. Normally I am hesitant on ordering chicken from restaurants as they tend to be dry, but the chicken here was amazing! The lamb gyro fries were also great and everything was fresh to order! I thought the red sauce would be spicy but personally I don't think it was spicy at all. However both the red and white sauce provided a good balance of flavors with the rest of the dish. Overall between the time walking in and placing the order to receiving it took about 10 minutes. The service was great and quick. The restaurant has a small eating area that has a couple of tables if you are looking to eat inside.Overall, 5/5 experience!

Simple, straightforward and delicious! Perfect quick lunch for anyone in the Med Ctr. It's right across the street from the VA hospital.It's a small shop, but it's clean and modern. I always get the combo platter - chicken and lamb with white (creamy) and red (hot) sauce. Great flavor.Staff is always friendly and efficient.

Got this for a quick lunch near work. Generous portion however the plate overall was a bit bland for me including mixing it with the white and red sauce. The lamb was super tender. I found myself being extra careful as I ate because I noticed pieces of whole spices such as clove or cinnamon and I definitely don't wanna chew on that personally. I'd try another spot in the future.

My review was for the wrong restaurant, it' was intended for the Gyro Guys.I'd like to apologize to the Gyro Hut and I'm going to try to remove this review.. Kindest Regards

Gyro Hut has been around for a little while now, but I just got around to checking them out since Houston has so many Halal options these days. This place in particular is close to some of the heavy hitters and claims to be straight out of New York. I can neither confirm nor deny that, but it's a good option nonetheless. The restaurant sits in a shopping strip with a decent amount of parking. Inside is spacious with enough seating and is nice and clean. Customer service was good the one time I went into the store. The other times I have had it was delivered to my work place.Just like the other Halal spots in town, one of their main items is the platters of rice and protein. You got your typical chicken, lamb and falafel, but they also have chapli kebab, fish and shrimp. I've never strayed from the chicken and lamb, but my friends say the seafood items are solid. I like to get the combo chicken and lamb over a bed of rice with the white and red sauces. I always get lettuce, onions and cucumbers as well to brighten up the dish and give it some fresh notes. Mix it all together and you got the perfect bite. Their meats are solid. It was always packed with flavor and tender. I think their rice is better than some of the other spots. The sauces are not as great as the other spots though. I feel like the red sauce is a bit too runny and barely packs any heat. I need to step it up to the fire sauce next time. The platters are pretty generous and can easily be a couple of meals depending how hungry you are. Recently, we had a gathering at a friend's house and she purchased one of the smaller party trays. They were extra generous with the portions and most of us packed to go platters to take to work the next day. Solid option for group gatherings.Overall, Gyro Hut is a great option when you trying to satisfy that chicken and rice craving. Nothing beats getting it off the street carts in NYC, but places like this will do just fine for now. I'll be back.

By far my favorite spot to get a gyro. The lamb is amazing and they always add the perfect amount of sauce!