Well, the thing is that I grew up eating in this place, so for me there’s no visit to Haifa without eating at Shawarma Hazen. In a pita or on a plate, the original taste of this mutton is just amazing. They do it differently from the Shawarma in the center of the country where the meat is mostly from chicken and very juicy. Here it’s dry and full with the flavor of the mutton’s fat they put on top of the spike. A little tahini, some amba sauce, chopped parsley, onions and tomatoes slices and you’ll have everything you ever dreamed of in one heavenly bite. So don't waste your time in all these fancy restaurants and go eat with the locals at...
Read morefriendly, good and affordable. Sometimes a bit overcrowded (not a bad thing for a food place per se but you might not be noticed if you don't make yourself seen). Solid amount of meat for Shawarma, good Falafel, rich selection of salads on the side (both for dine-in and to go). Love the fries. Sauces are also very tasty but maybe a bit too liquid. Especially when you dine in and can make yourself heard (for anything more complex Hebrew is recommended) they are very accommodating, but basic orders can be done in English as well. Cold drinks and coffee available. Accepts...
Read moreOverall nice place. I eat there for many years. But in the last months we we are shouted at and rushed. So little amount of meet in the ordered baguets. We were not serviced or asked if we need anything while seated. At payal the cashier was looking at me standing waiting to pay him but was ignoring me by talking to others. Team changed so the quality of service became worst. once i saw a worker eat meat from a dish in front of people and my friends so it too. This place needs to get back to how it was...
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