Istanbul Mediterranean Halal

Craving a quick bite for lunch while exploring the strip? This is the perfect place. It's convenienently placed between Paris and The Cromwell next to all those little shops and the famous Ole Red by Blake Shelton. If you've walked the strip, you most likely passed by and missed out on a great Turkish meal. The Turkish bread chicken sandwich was so good. The meat was cooked perfectly, tender and juicy. The portions were healthy and the ratio with the veggies was perfect. I wish it had a little more sauce as I like my sandwiches juicy but otherwise no complaints. During lunch there was a bit of a line but they moved so quickly it didn't feel like a long wait and they were playing such good music, it made it pleasant to hang out while waiting for the food.

Istanbul Mediterranean is a decent option for a "quick" bite. I say "quick" more so for the type of food since wait times definitely vary here. If you come during peak times, you will be waiting quite a while. I feel like you will get a safe, reliable, and reasonably priced meal here. A strength of theirs is their business hours. They are surprisingly open from 10am - 5am. FOODI tried the mix wrap. The mix has beef, lamb, and chicken. This was a decent wrap. (A 4/5 to me). SERVICEYou simply order at the window and wait for your food to be prepared and for them to then call your number.

We stopped by Istanbul Mediterranean Kiosk for a late afternoon lunch and, although it took 15 minutes to order due to a line and another 15 minutes to receive our food, it was well worth the wait!We devoured:- Chicken Rice Bowl: Standout dish, with complimentary bread that was a nice touch!- Chicken Shawrma Wrap: Tasty and flavorful- Mixed Meat Wrap (Lamb and Chicken): Delicious and satisfyingIstanbul Mediterranean Kiosk is a great choice for Mediterranean food lovers on the Las Vegas Strip. We'll definitely be back!

At 11:25pm as vegetarians we were desperateStarving we ordered the falafel. We hoped the long line was a good sign.The falafel was dry AF. Barely any toppings inside. Both of us had a few bites and just went to bed hungry. Yet another foodie disappointment in Vegas. Zero stars. DO NOT RECOMMEND the falafel.

A lucky find! Located outside next to Ole Red and in front of The Horseshoe Hotel. A food stand type of eatery with delicious food! Their wraps are plentiful and made fresh. We had the beef and lamb combo meat and it was flavorful and cooked just right. Nice selection of veggies to choose from plus a few different sauces as well. We also got a side of falafel which had greens mixed in with the chickpeas which gave them a unique but wonderful flavor. We watched them make them to order which was great! Decent line of people but it was worth the wait. Glad we decided to eat here. Seating area is very limited, so be prepared to take it to go to enjoy it.

The food here tastes pretty good! We tried the chicken shawarma and the chicken pita sandwich, and both were flavorful and satisfying. The pita sandwich was especially delicious, with tender chicken and fresh ingredients wrapped in warm pita.However, since this is a to go/pickup window kinda place, there are very few places to sit and enjoy your meal, which can be a bit inconvenient. The wait time was also fairly long, but that's likely due to the popularity of the place clearly, a lot of people love it here.Overall, I'd definitely recommend it for the food alone. Just be prepared for a bit of a wait and plan where you'll eat your meal!

Late Night Munchies: A Love Story in Fries and Food Court HustleAh, late-night dining in Vegas--the time when your stomach and your decision-making skills are both running on fumes. Enter this unassuming food court gem, where the food is hot, the seating is limited, and the vibe is unapologetically "grab it and go." Here's the play-by-play: 1. Beef & Lamb Fries Bowl: Oh. My. Gosh. A glorious pile of meat and salty hot fries that could probably solve all of our problems if we just shared. It's the reason I'll be adding "Vegas fries bowl pilgrimage" to my annual itinerary. 10/10, no notes. 2. Beef Gyros: Solid middle child vibes. Not a star, but holding its own in the family. It's affordable, available late, and won't leave you regretting your life choices--well, at least not until tomorrow morning. 7/10. 3. Service: Friendly and fast, like the Usain Bolt of food court service. These folks know you're desperate and hungry, and they deliver with Olympic efficiency. Gold medal, 10/10. 4. Seating: Oh boy. The restaurant is basically a glorified stand in a food court, which means seating is survival of the fastest. You've got to channel your inner gazelle, spot an open table, and claim it like your life (or fries bowl) depends on it. 5/10 because this is more cardio than I signed up for.Final Thoughts: This spot might not offer fine dining, but at 2 AM in Vegas, fine dining is a distant dream anyway. Come for the beef and lamb fries, stay because you're too full to leave, and prepare to fight for your seat like it's the Vegas Hunger Games.

Why haven't I stopped here before? There is always a line when walking by. Finally gave it a try one night around midnight. Waited a few minutes to order, person at the counter was friendly and answered questions about the menu. We got a French fry bowl and a pita wrap. The mixes of meats were delicious. I will definitely stop by here again.

Walked quite a bit to get some Mediterranean food. The meats were good, but not sure why are so stingy with sauce. The wraps were almost to the point of being dry with no sauce. We had asked to tahini and the spicy sauce and could not find any trace of the sauce.

Food: 5Service: 4Ambiance: no anyIt's one of the food stall near Horseshoe hotel/casino. We saw the line waiting at this stall and decided to give it a try since we want some late night snack. The line was zigzagged so we think it would be good. We waited a good 45 minutes for our order and food. The verdict: it was worth the wait. The food was delicious! The rice was very fragrant and perfectly cooked. The beef/lamb gyro was so moist and tender. The chicken was just a bit dry but not too noticeable with a full bite with slaw/cucumber. The Turkish white sauce and red sauce added another dimension to the plate. It took us less than 5 minutes to devour all. Highly recommended when you are in Vegas and stay in the strip.