Shawarma Station Halal

Uno dei migliori Kebab a Roma! Da provare!

Posto molto carino e accogliente, personale gentile, cibo ottimo!!!

This was a great find. Cheap food delicious vegan options. BF loved it as he isn't vegan so he could enjoy himself as well. We took the food away both times we ate here had it in the apartment. I especially recommend the falafel!

I searched for the best halal food in Rome and this was one of the top rated restaurants. Apart from the shawarma, everything else is warmed up in a microwave. I could not believe my eyes! The quality of food was abysmal, in England you’d be shut down within a week. The humous tasted off as well. Will never return to this place!

siamo tornati a mangiare in questo shawarma dopo quasi due anni perché è stato considerato, giustamente, il migliore del roma. la delusione era molto forte, non tanto per la qualità del cibo e nemmeno per i prezzi molto onesti, ma per il goto. il piatto di shawarma, il felafel anche l'humus erano tutti senza assolutamente gusto. Insipido, non piccante, piatti senza anima, anche i peperoni non hanno offerto quel piccante solo per deliziare il palato. consigliamo lo chef di prestare maggiore attenzione ai gusti, al goto, alla vestizione per tornare a fare questo rinfresco uno dei migliori della capitale.

Lavoravo a due passi da Shawarma, ed era il mio punto di riferimento preferito per la pausa pranzo. La scelta è vasta con tutti i piatti tipici mediorientali. Tutti buoni, ma per me il preferito era il kebab servito nel piatto. Saporito, abbondante, guarnito con insalata o patatine fritte e due/tre falafel. Ma quello che più mi intrigava era la sala affollata di clienti di tutte le origini. Vedevi impiegati come me, turisti europei e dall'Asia, dall'America, nord e sud, e naturalmente dal vicino oriente. Sembra di stare alla mensa dell'ONU.Poco tempo fa sono tornato a pranzo e nulla era cambiato: stesso cibo stessi prezzi, stessa gentilezza e stessa atmosfera.

Wonderful though Roman food can be, sometimes you'll fancy something quick and different. This is a nice canteen type place just down the road from Santa Maria Maggiore. They sell take away snacks or you can sit down at a table. Food consists of the usual kebab varieties along with various stews/tagines; chicken chick-peas, okra and meat, etc., all in generous portions and at very reasonable prices. The place is immaculately clean and brightly lit but, it has to be said, functional rather than atmospheric (though there are murals of Rome and Cairo), but it really doesn't matter. They serve everyone from single diners to family groups, locals and visitors, and they don't rush you. The staff a...

I went to Shawarma Station to pick up dinner, the first place we went to the night we arrived because it was right across the street from our guesthouse/inn. Now we've been in most places in Europe, so far, for months at a time, and encountered good food with bad, but damn! Is there any bad food in this city?!?!?! If there is, it's not in our neighborhood!!! Got WAY too much for the two of us: 4 sambousek and 3 falafel balls [the falafel was free , with a nice cashew hummus sauce on the side, 2 chicken kebabs with onion and peppers in between these tender, perfectly cooked and seasoned chunks of chicken, 2 veal kofta [mmm....baby cow never tasted so good! Billy Crystal really should've tried...

In short: Damn Good Falafel worth the wait! Super nice staff! Long version:I had a little more then an hour layover between trains and wanted to get a falafel to go to eat on the train. I had previously bought them at a few of the international restaurants or kebab shops next to the station termini. Those falafel sandwiches were but this time i wanted it to be real good. Like rated high online and the first that came up when i searched best falafel near toma termini was Shawarm Station. When I saw Shawarma Station also in Best Of Rome falafel list (5th place) I was convinced. It was only an 8 minute walk and it would just have opened. Getting there was easy, but alas, even though they say th...