Prairie Donair Medicine Hat Pd Inspired Pizza

We took the family to Prairie Donair for the first time today. My husband and I got the Canadian Maple donairs and they were delicious! The kids are super picky but both very much enjoyed rhe cheesy bread bites. We will be back.

The pricing is really high for the food quantity and also quality. Generally speaking you can get a donair twice the size for the same price anywhere else in town that actually has some meat on it. I found the selection of toppings much nicer than most places, but they have set recipes for each donair so if you build your own you are charged extra. A small donair is 10$ and it’s SMALL, when I ordered my pita was super hard and my donair wasn’t even warm. Kind of grossed out by the grill technique as the server used the bottom of his scoop (for the meat skewers) to push my meat onto the grill to get it to cook faster. Super grossed out.

I'll have to update with my photos...but for now, I'll share my experience.This is a chain and as a result, it is my experience that the flavours are not what you'd expect for shawarma. Its not very good, dry meat and the wrap was falling apart.The chicken seems to be overly seasoned with cinnamon? Maybe? Nutmeg? I can't place it.Staff: one middle aged man. He was pleasant to speak with, good customer service!Restaurant cleanliness: appeared to be well kept and clean.Not worth it if you are looking for some delicious, authentic shawarma. It's good if you want food that echos flavours of the prairies...sort of neutral perhaps. I'm a prairie girl but I crave flavour and this wasn't it.Thanks for the opportunity.P.s. you're now in my hometown of Winnipeg...Winnipeg has great shawarma, so not sure how the locals will welcome it...unless the owner changes the recipe!

Ordered pizza through skip came partially raw.. uncooked dough.

We have tried eating here twice and both time we just found the portion sizes for what you pay are really minimal. The fries that came with the meal were excellent though!