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Do You Sometimes Crave For Shawarma? San Masarap?


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  • 2 weeks later...
nde ko pa rin magustuhan ang shawarma dito sa pnas

 

masyadong dry yung meat nila

 

hinahanap pa rin ng taste bud ko shawarma ng saudi

 

juicy yung meat, then marinated pa

 

then yung pickles, lettuce, french fries at yung sauce nila!!!

 

yung bread din, nde gaya dito na parang pita bread

 

 

This describes exactly what I had for lunch AND dinner today - it was so HUGE I ate it for 2 meals.

 

It came from the Jerusalem Meat Market here in Houston.

 

The bread was unleavened bread, lightly toasted.

 

The beef tender and melt in your mouth; lightly seasoned with garlic and other spices.

 

The sauce was garlic yoghurt with pureed chickpeas blended into it.

 

The pickles (yes, I was surprised because shawarmas in Manila do not have pickles), tomatoes, onions plentiful.

 

For 3 dollars, this is a little piece of gastronomic heaven in my little corner of the Southwest.

 

:wub:

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I bet

 

1. You burped with the same aroma of onions, pickes, garlic for 3 days

2. Your sweat may have manifested onion-like smell as well

 

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Also Try LAMB SHAWERMA

 

 

This describes exactly what I had for lunch AND dinner today - it was so HUGE I ate it for 2 meals.

 

It came from the Jerusalem Meat Market here in Houston.

 

The bread was unleavened bread, lightly toasted.

 

The beef tender and melt in your mouth; lightly seasoned with garlic and other spices.

 

The sauce was garlic yoghurt with pureed chickpeas blended into it.

 

The pickles (yes, I was surprised because shawarmas in Manila do not have pickles), tomatoes, onions plentiful.

 

For 3 dollars, this is a little piece of gastronomic heaven in my little corner of the Southwest.

 

:wub:

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My favorite shawarma place?

 

Behrouz near Timog and Scout Tobias. I 've been a patron for twenty years back when all their customers were middle eastern students and Behrouz'es son who now manages the place was six years old.

 

The place is still value for money, good shawarma (actually something they really did not serve at the beginning), great tikka (tenderloin in skewers), Kebab (burgerlike meat in Skewers), Humus (chick pea spread) and Muttabal (eggplant spread).

 

I personally love brains and kibda (liver), while I wash it down with yougurt shakes or a 7 up (they serve Pepsi products).

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