Shawarma
Shawarma is the clearest draw, with reviews praising the Charchole version and juicy, well-spiced filling.
Majan
NASR SHAY CAFETERIA is a small Majan cafeteria for quick bites, tea and sandwiches. Shawarma and karak tea are the strongest recurring reasons to stop, while outdoor seating, easy parking and car-side ordering make it convenient for a brief visit.
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Shawarma is the clearest draw, with reviews praising the Charchole version and juicy, well-spiced filling.
Karak tea is a recurring favourite; one review calls it rich and balanced, while another recommends it with a paratha.
Chicken lemon poratta, chicken tikka paratha and the parotta sandwich bread all receive specific praise.
The outdoor tables suit winter-evening tea stops, with one visitor pairing zafran tea with an F3 sandwich in samoon.
Reviews mention plentiful parking directly in front and staff taking orders at the car when customers are in a hurry.
Several reviews describe the food and drinks as reasonably priced, including a filling snack stop where delivery took 30 minutes.
Use parking. Park in front and ask for car-side ordering if you are rushing; reviews say staff may come to the vehicle.
Allow time. Visit outside the rush or allow extra time, since one review says even a simple order can take quite a while.
Check delivery. Check the bag as soon as it arrives, because a forgotten item previously took almost an hour and a half to deliver.
Try outdoors. For a winter evening stop, consider the outdoor seating with zafran tea and an F3 sandwich in samoon.
Confirm spice. If you prefer mild shawarma, confirm the spice level before leaving; one order arrived much hotter than expected.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Tue | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Wed | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
The Hasan Mathar sandwich is praised for its combination of flavours.
Saffron kayak is described as especially good by a customer who tried it there.
The samosa box is called out as a treat by a regular karak customer.
Delivery can be slow or arrive cold; one forgotten item took almost an hour and a half to reach the customer.
Shawarma feedback is uneven, from praise for juicy filling to complaints that a 10aed serving contained very little chicken.
Counter service can drag during busy periods; one customer waited 25 minutes for three paratha parcels.
One review reports that the night service was noticeably worse than the day service.
Tea quality is not consistent: one customer said the karak tasted like water, while another complained about a wrong order being refused.
The Bottom Line
NASR SHAY CAFETERIA is a small, casual stop in Majan for quick cafeteria food, tea and sandwiches. Shawarma is the main draw, with reviews praising both the regular version and Charchole shawarma. Karak tea is another recurring favourite, although the tea feedback is less consistent.
The menu has a few useful standouts beyond those basics. Chicken Lemon Poratta is a personal favourite for one regular, while chicken tikka paratha, the parotta sandwich bread, Hasan Mathar sandwich and saffron kayak also get specific mentions. Samosas, burgers, juices and falooda are available too, but comments on these are more mixed.
For a quick visit, the practical setup helps. There is outdoor seating that suits winter evenings, plentiful parking in front, and reviewers say staff may take your order at the car if you are in a hurry. Prices are often described as reasonable, making it a straightforward tea-and-snack stop.
Service is the main caution. Busy periods can mean a long wait, and delivery reviews include missing items, cold food and a forgotten order taking nearly 90 minutes to arrive. Daytime service receives warmer comments than late-night service, so check your order and allow extra time when ordering delivery.