Corner Shawarma

Excellent food. A ton of flavor packed into this lavash wrap. I opted for the regular beef shawarma. Which has the beef shawarma, cabbage, carrots, cucumbers, onions, tomatoes and this wonderful tangy garlic sauce. I got mine spicy and it had a little kick, but not too much.They also have a larger version called the corner shawarma which has more meat and less veggies. But this one was big enough for me. Gotta try those shawarma fries next time!

This place just opened up if you like Shawarma, they have the best sauces. Love this place.Try the beef or chicken Shawarma

I was on the hunt for new restaurants I hadn't tried yet and came across Corner Shawarma. So glad I gave it a shot! It's right off a busy intersection, so it's easy to miss, but the bright lights in the evening definitely catch your eye.I went with my cousin around 5:30 on a Monday night. At first, it was just us, but people started trickling in, which gave it a nice vibe. I ordered the beef combo and ordered a side of fries for $5 more (don't know what the $1 fries add on is, I should've asked) and honestly, it hit the spot. The portions were just right, enough to satisfy without overdoing it.The beef and rice were flavorful, and the fresh veggie garnish made it better. I paid an extra buck for the corner sauce, which had a nice little kick to it. Definitely getting more of that next time!The staff were friendly. All in all, it's a solid spot in Rancho Cordova--perfect after a Costco run. I'll for sure be back! I want to try their soups.

Shawarma is synonymous with Mediterranean cuisine these days and standing out in a crowded marketplace is difficult, but Corner Shawarma has done it for the reasons below. First, while most shawarmas utilize pita bread, Corner Shawarma uses lavash. Lavash allows the meat and other fillings to shine. I find Pita bread to be obstructive but that's just a personal preference. Second, the vegetable mix inside the Shawarma adds a nice crunch. It's a mix of carrots, red cabbage and cucumber. The crunch is essential because it compliments the meat and provides a complimentary texture to each bite.Third, the dressing. I'm guessing it's a chipotle mayo sauce. The sauce is a little tangy, a little creamy, and slightly peppery. All these flavors combined make for a pretty delicious dressing. I would like to have it on the side for dipping.The beef Shwarma is all I have had so far, but I'm planning to return and try their other menu items.

The people were very friendly. The soup was delicious, and very hot. I would come back.

Had a corner beef, corner chicken and solyanka soup. Everything was so flavorful and fresh. Staff were very friendly and dining area was very neat and clean. Prices seemed very fair. Left full. Will make a point to visit more often.

I had the Chicken Shawarma Box, it was really good. The service was great, it's run by a nice Armenian family. When I walked in first thing I noticed was how clean the whole restaurant is!

So, I had what I believe to be called the Shawarma box- with chicken. It was absolutely delicious. There was two types of finely shredded cabbage with a creamy white sauces an loads of savory chicken. I meant to sample a bite in the parking lot before heading back to work and ate the entire thing. Just amazing!

I'll start off with the staff is super nice. The place is clean, could be since it was empty. I'm disappointed that we paid $42 for 2 corner shawarmas (chicken and beef) and maybe a TBSP if that, of white sauce on the side. Not only were the shawarmas small, when told the corner has more meat less veggies, but cold and way salty! I was craving shawarmas and saw this place as we were passing by, thought to give it business being that it's a new establishment. Unfortunately, we don't return as neither was satisfied.

They gave us quarter of the box of food very disappointed. It was flavorful but not worth how much I paid for.