Liberation Shawarma

Angelica Adiel

2.0

I really like shawarma but We was shocked when We saw the purchase price... P240 for a beef Shawarma. When I noticed the serving, it acquired a thicker Pita loaf of bread also it had fries therefore i said, maybe its much less pricey when i thought. After that Ifound out that the fries has been another P70 along with the order and in addition, they ran out of BEEF! To my brain, isn't a mortal sin for a shawarma spot to go out of beef? Like why are you currently still running a business. Also, that they had said that their shawarmas are relatively spicy because their taste is already pre-mixed. Discuss choices... in any case, since i've recently been in line for a long time, I determined to give it a try. The shawarma was nothing great and also, too hot for my taste. The fries didn't taste like genuine potatoes since it became soggy instantly. Their Pita breads with 2 sauces that was about P170 had been a waste of cash.

K @ Heymisslisp.com

2.0

I came across the spices in the Beef Shawarma Rice to overpowering and the beef a little tough. Better look somewhere else. Quite dissatisfied with this particular choice. Definitely not worthwhile.

Bernice Janine Santos

3.0

We tried this place away and we simply got beef shawarma rice (Php270) with fries (+Php70). Pros: -The food is spicey. They'll let you know before you purchase, that the meals will be spicey. -Good quality food. -Fast service. -They have unlimitedchili sauce and garlic sauce (offered by the counter). Cons: -The food may be too spicey for a lot of. -The food is pricey (for a food court). -The quantity of the meals isn't commensurate for the purchase price (for a food court). Conclusion: If you are keen on spicey food and so are ready to splurge, then this is an excellent place to get top quality spicey shawarma (with pita breads or rice). The flavor of the shawarma rice is comparable to great Indian biryani rice, but with beef strips at the top. We might comeback to test another food options.