Chicken Shawarma
Chicken shawarma is repeatedly praised for its seasoning, juiciness and tender texture.
Al Barsha
Shawerma AlFarooj Hessa St is a shawarma restaurant in Al Barsha, known in reviews for Lebanese-style chicken shawarma and less usual choices such as Mexican Saj. Customers also mention sujuk and sausage shawarma, making it a place to explore beyond the standard sandwich.
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Chicken shawarma is repeatedly praised for its seasoning, juiciness and tender texture.
Several customers describe the shawarma as authentic Lebanese food with a taste reminiscent of Lebanon.
The sujuk drew especially strong praise for its intense, flavourful taste.
One customer specifically found the place clean while praising the food.
Reviews describe the team as welcoming and helpful, with fast service mentioned by one customer.
A complimentary tea at the end of the meal was noted as a generous extra.
Try Mexican Saj. If you want something beyond the usual shawarma, try the Mexican Saj, which one reviewer called a must.
Check Delivery. For direct delivery, confirm the minimum order and delivery charge first; one customer reported an added 12 AED fee.
Watch Portions. If portion size matters, check the sandwich size before ordering, as some recent reviews found it small for the price.
Try Sujuk. Consider the sujuk shawarma if you enjoy stronger, spiced flavours; it received especially enthusiastic feedback.
Consider Pickup. Pickup may avoid reported delivery problems, including cold food, soggy fries and doughy saj bread.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 12:00 PM – 4:30 AM |
| Tue | 12:00 PM – 4:30 AM |
| Wed | 12:00 PM – 4:30 AM |
| Thu | 12:00 PM – 4:30 AM |
| Fri | 12:00 PM – 4:30 AM |
| Sat | 12:00 PM – 4:30 AM |
| Sun | 12:00 PM – 4:30 AM |
Some customers felt the sandwiches were small for the price, with one saying they had become mostly garlic sauce and very little chicken.
Multiple reviews call the pricing high compared with nearby restaurants, including a 16-dirham chicken shawarma.
A direct delivery order arrived cold, with soggy fries and doughy, undercooked saj bread.
One review reports no riders’ sitting area, hot outdoor waiting conditions and delays for orders.
Although taste is often praised, some diners considered the sandwiches poor value for their size.
The Bottom Line
Shawerma AlFarooj Hessa St is a shawarma restaurant in Al Barsha that attracts people primarily for its chicken shawarma. Reviews describe it as juicy, well seasoned and authentically Lebanese, while other customers praise the beef shawarma, sujuk, sausage shawarma and Mexican Saj. That gives first-time diners a few worthwhile alternatives to the standard chicken order.
The strongest feedback is about flavour and freshness. One customer called the meat fresh, juicy and full of flavour, and another said the food was tasty and the place clean. Service is also often described as friendly and fast, with complimentary tea mentioned at the end of one visit and a free ice cream cone during another wait.
The main caution is value. Several diners felt the sandwiches were smaller than competitors’ portions, and one said a sandwich had become mostly garlic sauce with little chicken. Prices are repeatedly described as high; a chicken shawarma was reported at 16 dirham.
Delivery deserves extra checking: reviews mention minimum-order requirements, an unexpected 12 AED delivery charge, cold food and soggy fries. For the most predictable experience, confirm charges and portion expectations before ordering, and consider trying the Mexican Saj or sujuk if you want something less routine.
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