King's Kabob

Ambiance: it's an old fashioned mama and papa food place, only few tables inside and good for takeout Service: very fast and made food freshly Food: menu options are listed on the wall and the black board House Special Combination Mixed Grill - **** Beef, Chicken and Kafta with Rice, Hummus, Cucumber Yogurt and two Pita Bread, beef was great chicken was a bit dry, still recommend for the combo's variety Gyro Sandwich - ***** juicy gyro slices, fresh and tasty, highly recommend Price: generous portions and affordable prices, about $20 per person for a fulfilling meal

What a gem! Great food and the sweetest owners. Their tzatziki is excellent as is the beef and lamb gyro. The salad is always fresh as well! There is plenty of seating if you wish to dine in.

This gyro was life-changing. I found myself in the vicinity after a disappointing day of trying to patch a tire which led me across West LA to a tire shop down the street. I was hangry and disillusioned with the state of my day, which quickly went to waste quickly in the midst of my complications. This gyro sandwich is the redeeming factor of the past four hours of my existence. When I entered, I was confused by the lack of prices, menus, and... people. There was an older woman who met me with a warm smile and welcomed me in as if I were her own grandson. She quickly took my order, which left me gobsmacked when I saw that this, unbeforeseen-at-that-moment mystery gyro, would only cost a mere 11 dollars, including tax and a 20% tip. The woman quickly got to work and I witnessed her prepare my gyro with care and intention, shaving it carefully off the spit and garnishing it with a superb amount of toppings and delectable sauce. The gyro was fresh, tender, and satisfied my hangriness and impatience with ease. This is the definition of comfort food. The gyro was served on a random cutesy plate which completed the developing hole-in-the-wall restaurant discovery saga for me. I inhaled the sandwich so quickly it must have startled the woman. On the way out I thanked her for my meal, dropped my dishes off, and she told me: "have a wonderful night, until next time ." This spot epitomizes small business America in a way which no Greek chain (looking at you Daphne's and Luna Grill) will ever emulate. Bravo and I will be back soon.

An excellent meal was had here by me and the BF. It is owned by a sweet husband and wife and the wife took good care of us. I got the chicken gyro for $10.99 which was delicious and she was not cheap about the tzatziki sauce and asked if we wanted extra, when does that ever happen? Answer, never! Double and triple bonus that the meat is seasoned so well. Boyfriend got the beef and the lamb plate and it was divine. The meat melts in your mouth and it came with a massive Greek salad. It was soo good. I will get that next time too (minus the onions). $14.99. They also told me, as someone with garlic sensitivity, to avoid the hummus and the chicken kabobs. I can do that! The restaurant has about 3-4 tables inside and is very quaint. Also we got homemade chocolate chip cookies for dessert and they were very good. We will definitely come back!

Carry out kabob restaurant, so nothing fancy, but the owners are gracious hosts that make you feel taken of. They are warm and generous and make delicious food, that feels very home cooked (in a good way). Great neighborhood spot for us.

Pleasant experience from beginning to end with service and food. Warm welcome and homey feel. First time visitor with my boyfriend. Literally writing this as we eat every last bite of my Kafta Kabob and his Beef and Lamb Shawarma! Lovely people and lovely fresh food. Great portions as well! Will be coming back FOR SURE!

Great food and owners are super nice people!Left my purse there after eating, called them up and it was closing time but they waited for us to come back for it. Was our 1st time there tonight and we will definitely be back!

the kafta is homemade by the owner, freshly ground organic beef! I spoke to his wife and she says they have been running this restaurant for 30 years. such a sweet couple. they have moved to a new location but are truly mom and pop. authentic Egyptian food, straight from the heart. I love that the food was served on dishware that looked like it came from their home.If you don't like beef, the chicken was very tender and a big hit with my kids. They only have soda and water so if you want another drink the shaved ice store next door has some Hawaiian juice.kid-friendly, we sat outside for more space because it wasn't raining. afterwards swing by the toy shop on the side- they have a slot car race track the kids would love to try out! plus funkos and other figurines galore.If you are willing to drive a bit (3 min) after lunch, star eco is just east on Jefferson and the kids can pet some lizards, snakes, and tortoise rescue animals.

I was super hungry after a doctor's appointment, and googled "restaurants near me". This place popped up first. I love Mediterranean food of all kinds, and it was just two minutes away. Sold!I ordered the falafel sandwhich, to go.It's an outdated building so wouldn't be my first choice to bring a date or anything, but the warmth of the owners was just .The woman who made my food was so kind. You could just feel it in your soul. She just radiates kindness and good energy- cliche, but beyond true.You can tell she makes her food with love.When she handed me my food, she said "you're going to love this sandwhich".It's true! I did!Simple, and tasty. Totally hit the spot.

Super nice staff and want to try the kabob and combination plate Will be back soon to try