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Shawerma - suggestions for locations in Scarborough, Markham & Pickering
I have just been initiated into the wonderful world of shawermas. The one I located is out in the west end where I used to go for business. I'm never on Hurontario now and would love to locate a few location suggestions for great shawerma in the east end.
Your advice appreciated!
Does Shawarma Empire has 'lamb'?
Also, notice Farat has moved to a nearby new location. How's the food now? Used to be my handsdown favourite until I read some negative postings. Don't want to risk driving all the way from Richmond Hill to be disappointed!
Shawarma Empire
1823 Lawrence Ave E, Toronto, ON M1R2Y3, CA-
re: haggisdragon
ive had some good Shawarma there, Ive also had some not so good, which is usually because of the odd time Id get unedible meat, like a piece of bone or cartilidge. I dont know, is it too much to expect only meat, no bones or other bits?
Anyway, when its good, its pretty good. They have Chicken, Beef and Lamb, I like to get a mix of Chicken and Beef, or one of each. If you go at the right time, which is I guess during peak business hours, the ingredients are fresh and the meat is good, but ive gone and the ingredients looked like theyve been sitting around for a while and had some meat that was crispy but a bit dry and tough.
Last night I went to Ibrahims and I swear it was the best shawarma Ive had in a while, I got chicken and Beef mix, the meat was soo juicy and tender and flavorful, the vegetables and all were very fresh and there was just the right amount of heat, and best part is no bones or other bad crap, which for me anyway just ruins the entire mouthful when you bite into it!
re: jmarcroyal
Coincidently, I was at Ibrahim the day before you, jmarcroyal. As usual, the shawarma was as you said, "...juicy and tender and flavourful". In addition, they had ramped up their hot sauce with what seemed to be a jalapeno-based concoction...quite hot--the guy even warned us about it, and let us taste it first. It was excellent in my chicken shawarma.
re: jmarcroyal
I started out at Farhat and it was great, I didn't even bother with any of the other locations in the area, over time the place started getting dirtier and falling apart, the lack of storage caused them to store things all over the restaurant (a shopping cart full of pita in the dining area) and then the freshness of their toppings went downhill. Finally their meat always seemed dry and lacked flavour.
I switched to Ibrahim for a while, they are great, other than being a little salty from time to time. I'd give them my business 100% of the time..... If I hadn't run into Shawarma Empire.
SE has a very unique flavour that I don't associate with traditional shawarma. Their hot sauce gives their product an extra layer of flavour that the other local places don't have. I get upset sometimes because I'll go in for lunch and people are ordering 10, 12, 16 shawarmas at a time. It tells you something....
Shawarma Empire
1823 Lawrence Ave E, Toronto, ON M1R2Y3, CA-
re: Dr Butcher
This is not to refute anything you've said about Shawarma Empire, Dr. Butcher, but Ibrahim's hot sauce was killer when I was there last week, and I know that it didn't used to be so spicy as recently as a month ago.
Shawarma Empire
1823 Lawrence Ave E, Toronto, ON M1R2Y3, CA-
re: Yongeman
yea that hot sauce is great, its jalapeno I believe but it has a nice flavor and kick. Get extra hot sauce and you'll be feeling it for sure. The only other place Ive seen that hot sauce is at this place at Wilson Heights and Sheppard, just a bit north on the west side. It seems more like a bar but they have Shawarma and its tasty with that hot sauce!
I gotta try Shawarma Empire soon, I keep hearing good things about it, what time is that place open til?
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re: Yongeman
Finally tried Ibrahim's a few days ago. Cannot believe it has taken so long.
I was kinda disappointed. First off, the place was run like a total s$t show. Chaotic, slow moving, dirty, rickety tables, no board menus (!!!!!), toothpicks spilled all over the floor no one was bothering to clean up. To be fair, it was the dinner rush and they were slammed. Still, what do I care. It looked horrible, and was not a pleasant atmosphere to dine in. I mean, I don't expect much from Shawarma joints, but this was ridiculous.
The shawarmas were so-so. Super fresh, but even then they were not blowing me away. Not even close. And watching the staff furiously stuff and roll the pitas with reckless abandon I just knew they were going to fall apart or be difficult to eat. Luckily they did not fall apart horribly but they were fairly difficult to eat. The jalapeno sauce.... meh. It was minced jalapenos mixed with maybe some vegetable oil to make it spreadable. It provided some kick, but not much in terms of flavour. Overall the shawarma was kinda salty (possibly due to too many pickles and turnips being thrown on with careless indifference) but also bland if that is possible.
All in all, it was fine. But nothing I would choose over Sharma Empire, which I love and where they at least run some kind of orderly and friendly establishment.
I would even hit Nasib's (which I think is fairly decent) over Ibrahim's based on this first visit. Who knows, maybe my second visit would go better. It's just that even though the veggies were super fresh and abundant and the chicken was nice and fresh -- even then I thought I'd rather be at Shawarma Max at Yonge/Finch, or King Falafel (though they are not in Scarborough, this thread's focus) near me – both of which I would enjoy much more.
But hey, this is just one person's opinion. I respect that it is very well regarded, and I realize that this review will irk a lot of die-hards. Ah well. What can I do.
Never been to Farhat, as reviews have been universally dismal for years.
re: magic
Thats a pretty fair description of Ibrahims, although personally Id never eat inside the place, Id rather go eat in the car or something. The place inside decor-wise isnt anything special by any means, but I just look at as a take-out place with chairs, not as a sit-down restaurant.
I went just a little while ago to grab a shawarma and I headed to Shawarma Empire because ive been dying to try it there, but unfortunately they closed at 9, and I got there at 9:30. I was a bit disappointed but what can I do, atleast now I know. I settled for Ibrahims. The shawarma wasnt as good today as the last time I went but it was still decent. Unfortunately the dude making the Shawarma didnt seem all there tonight, I asked for a chicken/beef mix and he just made them with chicken, but It was all good I guess.
I agree with the salty comment, I think those pickles are too salty, maybe next time Ill get it without.
Shawarma Empire
1823 Lawrence Ave E, Toronto, ON M1R2Y3, CA
re: Yongeman
I'll have to try Ibrahim's again, I haven't been in a long while because the Empire has been getting all my business. The last time I was there, the hot sauce didn't add much in the way of flavour, mostly heat.
I always thought they were generous with their portions and especially sauces, which often end up all over my shirt. The saltiness (and I'm not saying SE innocent either) was off the charts sometimes.
I found Nasib's pretty bland in comparison to SE and Ibrahim.
1867 Lawrence Ave E, Toronto, ON M1R2Y3, CA
re: Googs
Hey I know when ever the topic of shawarmas comes up we all lean toward the Lawrence stretch but as a Scarbirian I have to say when ever I'm in the west end I JUMP at the chance to visit Osmow's in Streetsville. Hands down my fav!
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re: duckdown
if he means the same place Im thinking about, its near that Aladdin place with the shisha, maybe a bit north of dundas. That place(the name escapes me) is run by a turkish guy, so its not the lebanese shawarma, but its really good. This guy makes the pita from scratch, cooking it in the oven before he gets the shawarma ready.
The pita alone makes it that much better, plus the guy that was there when i went was a nice guy, and I left completely satisfied.
re: Yongeman
he takes the dough, rolls it out and tosses it in the oven(like a pizza oven), in about 2 minutes the Pita is done and its all puffy like a balloon, then after he takes it out, he opens it up and the air comes out and you got a nice super fresh pita. Ive never seen them made before so it was a real treat!
re: duckdown
Its on Hurontario north of Dundas I believe on the East side of the street in a little mall/plaza type place, The same as that Aladdin Shisha Bar(or whatever its called). The place doesnt look amazing, just like any fast food place with a few tables inside. I know the place has a storefront facing Hurontario so you should see it from the road easily.
re: jmarcroyal
As long as it's not Aladdins, because that place is a complete craphole. I have not tried anything else in that plaza or nearby strip, except Montfort's which is at the intersection.. I will report back soon, I'm gonna detour out of my way there soon. Do they have chicken shawarma?
Thanks for the info!
re: jmarcroyal
You guys are killing me!!
I have been hyping up this place for the last couple months.
You have to try out Leaf Donair House - if only for the made-to-order pita bread.There are 3 kinds of sandwiches you can order:
1. 'Burger' - essentially a round pita stuffed - a la Shawarma Empire style.
2. 'Cheese Sandwich' - panzerotti shaped, baked with cheese inside - then stuffed similar to the 'burger'.
3. 'Durum' Sandwich - a larger circular pita that has the toppings placed on topped then rolled like a cigar.
In addition to the places mentioned on the Lawrence/Warden strip, I really like Johnny's Shawarma at Kennedy/Ellesmere.
re: magic
I just tried Johnny's today after reading this. IMHO not that great. Doesn't compare to Shawarma Empire, Milo's, or Yakamoz (my 3 favs). It was a lot like Pita Land. I also got a piece of steel wool in my sandwich, but that's beside the point.
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1823 Lawrence Ave E, Toronto, ON M1R2Y3, CA
Also, do consider going to a place like Arz Bakery on Lawrence just east of Pharmacy and pick up the ingredients yourself. I love doing Shawarma with chicken breast on the barbecue in the summer. The marinade is really easy. Look it up on line, but I think it involves about 8 cloves of garlic and a 1/4 tsp of both cinnamon and allspice along with olive oil and lemon.
1909 Lawrence Ave E, Toronto, ON M1R, CA -
re: Googs
I'm not sure that SMBC was stating that one was better than the other... just that the OP might want to try SMBC's suggestion.
In regards to Pita Land, I've been to the one at Gerrard/Jarvis and it was pretty good. I've been there dozens of times, mainly when it operated as La Zeez, but in my couple of times back since Pita Land took it over the quality had not dipped. That said it's been a couple of years so who knows. At any rate, I think SMBC's suggestion seemed genuine and innocuous enough.
re: Googs
Took your recommendations and enjoyed 2 shawarma. Tender, juicy and delicious with just the right blend of toppings. I like spicy hot sauce and these did not disappoint. Only draw back is the appearance of messiness and the ambiance means you HAVE to take out. Also for newbies - you order and get your food before paying. They handled an order of 16 just before me - did it all in 10 min. Those guys really move!
Shawarma Empire
1823 Lawrence Ave E, Toronto, ON M1R2Y3, CA
The best I've found are on Lawrence just west of Warden in Scarborough. My favourites are:
1. Shawarma Empire
2. Ibrahim'sSome love Nasib's but I find them a bit bland.
In Durham I am still looking for good shawarma, a very solid falafel can be found in Oshawa at one of the two Pita Deli locations. Huge, huge sandwiches at a decent price.


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Renewed hope for a missing Lewis County toddler's family as a local cold case is cracked nearing the two year anniversary of her disappearance. Tuesday will mark two years since Aliayah Lunsford, 3, was reported missing from her home in Bendale. It's hard for Tina Smith and Vickie Bowen to imagine what Aliayah would be doing today. "She would have probably started kindergarten this year," Bowen said. It's even harder for them to face the reality that for the last two years the girl has not been found, there have been no arrests made in her disappearance, and the case has essentially torn their families apart. "I won't shut up, I won't quit looking for Aliayah and I won't even quit looking for Aliayah until we get some kind of answers," Bowen said. Despite the passage of time, they hold out hope that Aliayah's face, her name, her picture and her story will not be forgotten. "I don't think the community has forgotten the case at all," said Tina Smith. They're going into year two of the search for Aliayah with a new sense of hope. Last week, the Lewis County Sheriff's Department arrested three men for the murder and kidnapping of Maxine Stalnaker and Mary Friend. The mother and daughter have not been seen since December 1999. Fourteen years of questions for that family, finally getting some answers. Bowen and Smith hope to one day feel that same sense of relief. "It gave me hope," Bowen said. From the protests, to the prayers, to the public outcry for answers, it's a case law enforcement has remained extremely quiet on. That part of the investigation frustrates the family, but investigators say their efforts have not stopped. "The collaborative investigation actively continues with our state and local partners. Leads are still actively coming in and are being thoroughly addressed," said Kelly Kochomba, FBI Spokesperson. Lewis County Sheriff Adam Gissy echoes that statement from the FBI, telling Eyewitness News on Monday that it is far from a cold case. Investigators have never publicly named Aliayah's mother, Lena Lunsford, or step-father Ralph Lunsford as persons of interest in the case. Neither have made any public statements on Aliayah's behalf. Lena is currently on federal probation, living in Wheeling, and expecting her eighth child. The state has custody of her other children, including twins that were born shortly after Aliayah disappeared. Ralph still resides in Lewis County. "Aliayah we're not giving up. We're still here, we're going to be here until your found," Smith said. There will be a candlelight vigil on Tuesday at the Lewis County Courthouse from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. Anonymous tips can be called in to the West Virginia Fusion Center at 304-558-4831. E-mails can be sent to www.fusioncenter.wv.gov MORE NEWS FROM EYEWITNESS NEWS
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My Sirius-XM contract came up for renewal last month and I decided to let it lapse.
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It's a fair exchange when it comes to rabbit ears TV, say -- or "free" radio.
Online stuff, too.
But there is something oily and just plain not right about paying a monthly fee to receive content -- ostensibly -- but which in reality is at least a third to half commercials.
They're double-dipping, as far as I'm concerned. And it makes me mad. Mad enough to drop my subscription, much as I will miss Howard's show.
Yes, I know. Sirius-XM has "commercial free" channels. But they are all music channels. Some of them are very good, but let's face it, it's 2011, and we have things such as MP3 players and (in our cars) music storage hard drives that can catalog an entire library of your own personally chosen selections. I bought Sirius-XM for just one reason -- to hear the talk programs like Howard's show. I bet many other people did, too -- and are getting tired of all the blankety-blan, expletive deleted !!%$## commercials.
I think maybe this is why Sirius-XM hasn't been as successful as everyone hoped -- Howard Stern included.
Howard, to his credit, does a much better job keeping the dreck in check. And -- I hope I am not giving away something here -- he provides a way to escape commercials almost entirely by dint of his two channels (Sirius 100 and 101), which makes it possible to toggle between the two. When a batch of ads erupts on 100, go to 101 and -- usually -- you can pick up another Stern segment and dodge the advertising juggernaut.
Still, it's annoying that you even have to do such things given you're paying to hear the stuff in the first place.
No doubt the people in charge figure having the ads helps keep the monthly subscription fees in check. But here's an interesting fact: According to Forbes, Sirius-XMmakes 85 percent of its money from subscribers -- not ads!
Why so many ads, then?
I wonder: How much more would it cost per month to have really commercial-free satellite radio? Let's say double the current charge. That would mean an uptick to about $25 per month. It's not that much -- cheap, frankly, to never have to hear another blankety-blank ad again.
Has anyone over there -- in management -- looked into it?
My informal survey -- talking to friends and family members who are satellite radio subscribers -- indicates that there are a lot of people who would happily pay more to never, ever again have to hear about Gold Bond Powder, Debt Relief Now! or natural male enhancement products.
I believe this might save Sirius-XM or at least, jump-start it. Imagine being able to listen to your favorite shows without also having to listen to pushy pitchmen hawking products you've got about as much interest in as Liberace had in Hustler magazine.