Shawarma Brothers

We had a really hard time searching for this restaurant. The security guards had no knowledge of its exact location and we still strived to find it. We've been meaning to dine here since the time I saw its advertisement on fb and we failed the first time we went to search for it. The second time was a success and though we got tired walking around in search for shawarma brothers, all hardships were alleviated the time we entered the door and instantly smelled the sweet and strong taste of shawarma and kebabs.

Had the best kebab here though their biryani is not cooked traditionally. 

My friend ordered shawarma, a Levantine Arab sandwich with meat filling,this dish is catching up in the rest of the world. It is akin to Turkish doner kebab and Greek gyro.

Once my persian friend mentioned that shawarma is actually a brand name. Just like how we name toothpaste as Colgate and photocopy as Xerox, people started calling this sandwich Shawarma. When I asked my dad to confirm he said the word shawarma has a Turkish origin.

The key to Arab dishes I guess is the garlic paste which I love the most. And this resto offers three choices of sauce that adds flavor to the dishes they serve.

Shawarma bothers is similar to the popular Halal Guys in New York. And though the meals are all in general, part of Arab cuisine, the place is not decorated like a colorful and dim-lighted Arab resto.