Beni's Falafel

Gaby Tasya

4.0

Falafel and fresh fruit shakes are good here. Also tried their Baklava desert and it was nice. Though I still prefer Hummus Elijah were service and dining experience is better.

Jecelle Mateo

5.0

Possibly one of the best places to eat in the Metro. Every dish was phenomenal, from the fluffy pita bread to the side veggies. None of these higher-end brunch cafes can even hold a candle to the shakshuka. And everything is so cheap it’s ridiculous. You must try this restaurant, it is straight up delicious, no-nonsense, good food. Definitely a favorite.

Angela Fernando

2.0

Service is soooo slow. I think they served the food after 15 to 20 minutes and it was not even hot! Sauce is kinda bland so I added salt to what i have ordered. But serving is big. Still looking for the shawarma with the same taste as the one's i had when i lived in Dubai.

PIK Master Eater

5.0

Another perfect find for those restaurants that charge us at a decent amount. Serve us a proper portion whilst keeping quality above all else.Ordered their shakshuka. Best one i tried and i have tried a couple especially in those wannabe trendy restos that want to seem diverse and charge you double for a hard to pronounce dishKebab w/ riceI would think this was the budget dish but even so the lamb kebab was veey flavourful along with its side veggies seasoned perfectlyFalafelAmazing! Thats what they are known for...Excelent food from a long standing resto in poblacion

Manish Yadav

4.0

Best vegan place. Not only they’re open 24hours, theres a lot of delicious food to choose from. Even the owner is nice too. The only place i know where to go in Makati

Drkeskek

5.0

Workmates on a wee hours food prowl! After a long argument on where to eat and whats open. We decided to go middle eastern! Its been awhile since I ate here but one thing is for sure - I loved them before so I needed a refresher.We ordered the classics - Beni's falafel sandwich, shakshuka and shawarma platter. You can never go wrong with this combo. Just I remembered it. Its still delicious! Its healthy and it is heavy on the stomach. I was really full after eating the sandwich. Top it off with the tahini and their pepper hot sauce. Trust me you wont stop eating it. Hummus was excellent. Of course, the shakhuka is still amazing! Still the best falafel place I know. One tip: Dont finish the sandwich in one sitting. If you feel you are full. Please stop! :)

Marai2332

5.0

Enjoyed their excellent Middle Eastern specialties take outs for quite some time now (particularly shawarma in pita, chicken kebab, schnitzel in pita) but had a late lunch there, ordering their Burger In Pita. Enjoyed it a lot and offers great value :-) a fantastic combination that balances the hearty and healthy, which is very filling yet not so oily. When yours truly informed the staff not to put onions because of my allergy, they gladly did; yet informing them on how I love my dishes very spicy, they recommended me to enjoy it with their very spicy sauce that I put and spread on liberally. Should one have difficulty eating the pita with hands, the staff provide a knife and a fork. It is great to appreciate the freshly prepared vegetables and hearty burger with fork while eating the pita with spicy sauce with hand. Staff very helpful and place clean and cheerful, with hushed '90s boy band music played in the background that makes the lunch experience very relaxing. The place also offers imported canned hot peppers and green olives for sale; also a very good idea for those who'd love to experiment making dishes with that unique Middle Eastern tang at home.  Indeed having a late, hearty, healthy lunch at Beni's Falafel truly makes you very satisfied that you'd forget eating merienda ! Keep up the great, great job, Beni's Falafel :-)

Oguz Brv

3.0

One thing good about Beni's Falafel is they're always open. It's an okay alternative for Humus Elijah if you're in Makati craving for Mediterranean staples. Although I'm not a big fan of their falafel or their hummus...

Nonie Alexandra Eve

3.0

24 hours go to restau for your shawarma and falafel cravingsPrize was a bit too high compared to other authentic shawarma joints but portion is okay.

Ali Marjani

1.0

Their felafel, that the restaurant is named after, is mediocre if not below average. For 205 php you get a decently sized felafel to eat, you will probably be somewhat filled up if you eat the whole thing by yourself (However you can get half its size for 110 php instead).The bread was well, pita bread. Nothing special there. Their felafel just tasted like felafel, I dont know what to tell you, the garlic sauce was below average, ive tasted way better, their chili sauce was alright, more on the bitter side, but its alright. Vegetables inside were a bit dry.Overall, for the price, dont get their felafel. You can taste better food for cheaper, since from what I’ve seen, most the prices are a lot higher in value than the quality of the food you get. Their shawarmas too, good lord, their shawarmas are expensive! One of the best shawarmas ive ever tasted was in a lebanese/persian restaurant in Malate and that costed about roughly 250 for 3 on a plate, you even get free pickles and everything!I dont recommend this place.But if youre hungry and you dont care, then go ahead. However where this restaurant is located is a flipping monopoly of food restaurants. I would say just go somewhere else, like right across the street.