Shawarma Grill

I love the food here but rarely eat here as the prices have gotten out of control especially compared to the portions. At $30 a plate it should be able to fully feed 2 people. Consider lowering your prices please and we will come back to eat here!!

Gyro and chicken shawarma were incredible! Rice on point! Apparently the chef has been at it for 50 years and it shows. Baklava was delicious! Cute place and we will be coming back.

Upon placing the order with whom I'm assuming is the owner, he immediately got started on my meal, he never washed his hands or wore gloves before handling my food. I paid with cash (since there's a 4% fee to use a cc), he also had a bandaid on his finger. The grease of his finger was left imprinted on my plate. This is very concerning especially since I am pregnant and standard hygiene should be common knowledge, I feel like this lack of cleanliness also reflected in the establishment, there's tons of grease on the floors & the walkways & restrooms walls are filthy. I had a hard time eating my food. I appreciate the welcoming & quick service but I don't think I'll be going back.

According to my 9 year old, "He is probably the best cook in all of Temecula". I first had shawarma in the middle east, all over the middle east, and I love this place. All the food is fresh, wonderful flavor. The owner is awesome. This man works very hard for his customers. If you want good shawarma this is the place.

AMAZING AMAZING AMAZING FOOD. Great Middle Eastern restaurant located in Temecula. This place is the definition of a hidden gem. The chicken shawarma was the best I've ever had, the beef shawarma was super flavorful, and the gyro was GREAT. On top of the great food, the service is excellent. The owner Khalid is super nice, he was walking around checking on everyone. Bonus: The food is halaal and they are Palestinian owned!

Best shawarma I've ever had and nice people! I'll definitely eat there whenever I'm in Temecula. I wish we had one in LA.

Overall, this place is really strong, the newer owner is very pleasant and doing a good job! The food was great, especially the chicken shawarma, gyro, salad and hummus. The beef shawarma was very dry. Not reflecting this in the rating but the prices are way to high, we shared a three meat combo plate with no drink and it was over $31 which makes it the most expensive plate of Mediterranean food in the area. Could've gone to a very nice sit down restaurant for that price but still worth checking them out!

I got the chicken shawarma ($17.99) to bring up to my hotel room at Pechanga nearby. It came with sides of hummus and salad. The salad had a nice olive oil dressing on it with plenty of sliced tomatoes and red onions. It came with warm pita bread on the side. The slices of chicken was moist and had a good amount of seasoning on it. The rice was soft and fluffy. The wait time was not long, the place was clean. They give a discount if you paid in cash.

Tried this place for the first time. Food and service was good. It's more "authentic" than my usual - Cali Kabob. Gyros were good (homemade), albeit on the salty side. Rice, Falafel and Tabouleh were all good. For some reason the salad that came with the Gyros plate was made with cabbage, I much prefer lettuce. The Tabouleh was tasty, but had almost no grain in it. It was pretty much a parsley salad. Hummus was uninspired. Not terrible, but kind of bland, which I would never say about any other place I've had hummus including the grocery store.The plate sizes were very large, but the prices were quite high too. Overall, I favor Cali Kabob slighty due to their bolder flavors. If I was getting Gyros, I'd come here.

Kind of a hole in the wall.Ordered the "Greek Salad". No lettuce, literally all cabbage. No olives, onion or tomatoes, just Cabbage and feta cheese that tasted like cotija.It was $10. I added chicken which was $6 more. Total came out to 20 ?The chicken was good. Salad was definitely not worth $20