We thought we'd try this place based on the reviews and we weren't dissappointed! I had the shawarma which was a perfect blend of flavours, chicken, parsley, hummous and other veggies. I've had a lebanese style shawarma before but i guess the ones they serve at this place aren't lebanese. Regarless, they are yummy. My husband had the kebab plate which was served with Hummous, pita and salad and it was all realy good as well.

The shawarma, kebab plate and a sprite cost us $17 and we were full!! So I'd say its excellent value.

I am addicted to the shawarma sandwiches. I eat here usually at least once a week. Staff is very friendly and efficient. Food is amazing. Shawarma plate is also very good and is a huge portion if you're hungry it will fill you. There are a few stools in the restaurant that look out over Robson or you can sit at the sidewalk tables and people watch.

Nice little place that's usually packed at lunch with people getting shawarma sandwiches and plates. The shawarma is great for what it is - spicy, salty, greasy chicken. Mmm.

The place is small and often busy, but the service is really friendly and the value for money is excellent. A nice guilty lunch (and dinner too, if you get the plate).

It's too bad you didn't like it irongoddesstea.

I love the place. Every week I go and the place is busy every lunch hour. For $6.25 the shawerma plate is filled to the brim. The chicken is delicious and flavourful.

My only "complaint" is, it's not much of a sit down place. Usually, you can't even find a spot. But the food, is great, and very healthy portions.

Service is great too, always a smile, and so much better than the other shawerma shop on Robson (aka Soup Nazi).

Can't please all the people. I'm going again today. Yummy!!

I'm a big fan of Falafel Maison and eat there regularly. Introduced to shawarmas on the platform of Finland Station in St. Petersburg (a big centre of shawarma production, by the way) I soon fell in love with them when I worked across the street from King Falafel in Toronto (they made the shawarma entry for Wikipedia even, and I had nothing to do with that...they are that good, though). Upon returning to Vancouver I searched high and low something that compared with King Falafel or even the ones in St. Petersburg, some of which are outstanding.

When I found Falafel Maison, I knew I'd found what I needed. The meat is spicy and a big greasy. Lots of hummus on the pita, tons of parsley, shredded lettuce, onion and tomato, with tahini and hot sauce as well. No tzatziki or any of that crap. Bold, contrasting hot & cold flavours, generous portions. There is not all that much grease, surprisingly, as the pita never gets soggy (the only flaw at King Falafel).

Oh, and Middle Eastern music pounding from the stereo, about six seats in total and the everyone knows you because it's family-run. If there's a better shawarma place in Vancouver, I'd be surprised.