House of Falafel — Restaurant in Cupertino

I usually go to yassoo for gyros because I think they are very good but this place happen to be on my way to the job site so I tried it. I got the chicken gyro. They were very friendly and my order was done within a couple minutes. At first I was skeptical when I saw the gyro because it was a much thinner wrap than yassoo gives. Once I tried it I was not disapointed at all! The gyro was just simply delicious! It had the perfect ratio of chicken, wrap, red onion, tomatoe and green lettuce. The chicken was seasoned very deliciously and the best part was it seemed much healtheir than my usual yassoo gyro since the breading was thinner more like a tortilla wrap. The only negative I could think of about this place (and this is really knit picking because it was good) is that the extra sauce they gave me was not very good but they also gave a good chilli sauce if you like that. The chicken was so flavorful though it needed no sauce! I loved this place and...

The worst customer service, Mac the Egyptian owner nickel and dime my father for some extra pickles and charged him $18 for it, dismisses the the fact that he just spent $100 on slates food that test like a left over from last week , not just that he will scream and yell at my father saying the pickles is not free and that the owner will make him pay for it and I know for fact that he is the owner and he thinks he can insult elderly customers because he owes this disgusting place and my family and husband been his customer for years and every other time he will screw them with slate food , both my dad and brother got a stomach each and they will never be back again, beside the fact that he will not provide a receipt and charge your card for whatever he...

Hole in the wall falafel shop, but has tasty falafel wraps/dishes in a generous portion and at a reasonable price. Normally the staff is friendly, but I did have a fairly negative experience recently when I ordered take out. I arrived at the shop and approached the gentleman behind the counter and let him know I was picking up a phone order. He then stared at me silently for a few seconds before asking “What is it?” in a snarky tone. I let him know what I ordered and then he quickly handed it to me and walked away without cracking a smile or saying a single word. A simple “Thank You” or “Have a nice evening” would’ve sufficed. I was pretty disappointed with that experience, especially as a loyal frequent customer so I’m...