Beiruti - Medina

I always thought Shawarma was a Saudi food but, I guess I was wrong. Because the shawarmas you find on street are really not good which is why I googled the best places in Madinah and found Beiruti. First of all, they didn’t have an English menu so that took some of the fun out of it since I couldn’t read or see what they offered. So I got the one thing I knew they served, Shawarmas. I got one of the chicken and cheese and one of the beef and cheese and both of them were mediocre. Until i find where shawarmas are from and try it there, I’ll be eating Shawarmas where I enjoy it the most, both the taste and the scenery. Afandi restaurant in Las Vegas. It’ll set you back about $5 but damn is it some good shawarma. Beirutu’s service was okay and they accept Apple Pay, which not even most places in Vegas will so that was a plus. P.s. if you’re gonna eat at the McDonald’s across the street a couple of blocks away then I’d recommend you eat at Beiruti’s instead, because the service is much better and it’s a much better value for your buck.

High quality hummus. The Shawarma chicken was tasty and juicy and the best part that it did not cause to burn afterwards.

Excellent authentic taste. This industry has no family seats. 15 Riyal Taxi from Haram takes here.

Very old food joint, still there are seats and self service area , tables are there but you have to collect your own order from the preparation are, their shawarma, roasted chicken and burgers are in good demand, quick service they have many leafy salads, staff is professional on average you are served within 5 minutes from payment of money, be there rush or no rush, natural preparation time for the order is 5 minutes happy fast food

Its really a nice and yummy restaurant for BBQ and Shawarma, I usually visit this place for shawarma sandwiches and for Kababs