Yaba Yabaa

Forgive me, but I must Yaba Yabaa ... Dooooo myself a favor by getting some tasty and surprisingly filling Lebanese-style Mediterranean favorites from the Yaba Yabaa food cart at Happy Valley Station. * Lamb Master Sandwich ($10) with extra MeatThis should be called the "Monster Sandwich" and come with a warning label because it is a gyro beast. (4 stars) * Hummus ($6) and Pita BreadSmooth and creamy with a trio of olives and not nearly enough pita slices packaged to go. More pita and less olives for me next time. (4 stars)As with most of the cart vendors at the HV Station, service at the counter is friendly and fast. Once you get your gyro, shawarma, falafel, kafta, or kebab, you can choose to sit indoors, outside, or head home like your sliding down the back of a dinosaur at 5:00 yelling Yaba Yabaa Doooooo!

I gave this place chance and was sorely disappointed.The lamb gyro meat was tasty. The chicken shawarma was also overcooked, but the flavor was mid at best. The beef skewers were the most over cooked and poorly seasoned meat I've ever tried. I couldn't even fathom eating the meal after tasting it. Wouldn't recommend this plate to anyone. The person taking the order was nice enough, no complaints there.

The food is good but the service and people preparing it are incredibly slow they don't have enough people to work and a food cart should be fairly quick but waiting a half an hour for rice, chicken kabobs, salad, bread and hummus is a little ridiculous.

this business is top notch mediteranien food arround good service.flavor well maintaind freindly services

Good food, great value!One portion was enough for two meals and the wait time was minimal

Needed to update my review of this place. I have been very pleased with both food and service the last few times I have been here. The guys are super nice and the wait time has decreased significantly. I absolutely LOVE the food. These guys really make excellent gyros! So glad I gave this place another go round!

It appears there are new owners and it no longer takes 30-45 minutes to get a gyro. The gyros are very good, I'm back to recommending this cart.

Tons of mixed reviews here. After diligent reading I've discovered most of the low stars being thrown around are due to wait times, customer service and personal preference...We came early on Sunday with only a handful of people hanging around. First in line, our wait time was straight off 15 minutes. He was a young man, relatively friendly and told us the wait time immediately. It was no surprise but something to keep in mind. I imagine much longer on a busy summer day. So I'll just try to give you the facts that I gathered. We ordered your basic Lamb Gyro $8, Falafel $7 Sandwich and some Baklava $4. The Lamb Gyro easily could serve two people. I would guess almost a pound of meat was crammed in that Gyro. Here's where we go into personal preference. I like picking up my Gyro and eating it as a whole experience. This Gyro completely fell apart below the weight of meat. I was full after eating as much meat as I could to hold the sandwich together. By that time the bread had all but dissolved under toppings. More personal preference. I also like a bit more veg (in this case more than a sprinkling) in my Gyros. The tzatziki sauce was feta heavy (I love feta but I was missing the cucumber freshness love). Again, personal preference. The meat is fatty for lamb so it melts in your mouth. The flavor was fine, not as gamey as I typically like my lamb but it was good.The Falafel was pretty darn good. It was moist. That sandwich held together like a power house. If you're about quantity for value, Yaba is for you.There was a deceased bug glued to my baklava unfortunately. Looked like he'd been there for a while. I guess I wouldn't mind dying on sticky, delicious baklava. I'm not sure he'd agree. Poor buddy.

When I ordered I should have known what I was getting into because the man was rude when telling me the dishes they were out of. Ordered, waited as my family got all of their food and almost finished. Went over to check as it had been a long time. He was playing on his phone, no other customers. He saw me and mumbled something about starting my order. As my family was leaving I decided to ask for my $17 back (overpriced but I digress). He started complaining that he was going to have to throw away the chicken and I wasted it. I didn't waste anything sweet pea if you are just now starting it. He tried to give me $12 back. Oh no darling, you owe my $19 with the tip. He was mumbling under his breath the whole time. I informed him that he could be as pissed as he liked, he wasted customer time.

Food is extra small portions 1 tablespoon of 2 types of hummus, the chicken was tasteless, no spice or salt, we will not come back.