Homemade shawarma — Restaurant in Prague

The food is really good and the owner is a really nice guy, funny and friendly, and when he’s in the shop while you’re ordering you know it’s going to be good.

However, one specific employee is really rude, chauvinistic, made unpleasant remarks about my nationality, messes up the orders (sloppy wrapping, wrong sauces, missing items, ignoring my warning that I have an allergy and putting allergen in the food nonetheless without warning). He also tried to scam me and told me the price which was higher than ordering from Wolt or from other employees. I’m sure the owner will know which specific employee I mean when he reads this and I really hope he gets fired. Because of him I will never go to the place again, even though I...

I’m not sure why people rate this “shawarma” so high. I went there with my boyfriend yesterday and we got a meat shawarma and a box, here’s the pros and cons:

Pros: Big portions Relatively tasty Very filling

Cons: Does not taste like shawarma They put rice in my shawarma box even though I asked for potatoes Toum (garlic sauce) is the worst one I've ever had The meat was rehetead and not freshly cut, same goes for the potato chips

Over all it tastes okay, but if you're looking for an authentic shawarma just go to Original Shawarma. Plus the man that served us looked annoyed the whole time when i told him to take out the stuff he put in my box...

By far and away the best "kebab-style" food you will find in Prague. I am aware it's shawarma, but seriously, if you want a good kebab experience in Prague, just go here instead. They actually use real meat which you can obviously see as soon as you walk in (the calf stick has actual visible layers of meat in it instead of being a one-tone piece of slop made from Heaven knows what) and it tastes amazing. If you're in the area, it's a must visit. Even if you're not, heavily consider taking the time to travel here and eat their delicious shawarma. It's worth the time...