Chicken Shwarma in BR

I find many of the sit down places dry it out.. But if you go to a place with high turnover on the stuff like gyro and shwarma its less likely to be dried out. They pretty much all taste the same as they are prob all buying from same vendor. I find Arzi's in the mall to be most reliable for non-dry chicken shwarma which is suprising.

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Atcha

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Wish I had the time to run over to campus. Probably go with Albasha. Just trying to see what the average FDB regular had to say.

Roman's
Arzi's
Albasha

Serops express
Albasha
Arzis
Atcha Bakery
Romans

in this order

Atcha Bakery was my personal favorite, but I haven't eaten there in over 3 or 4 years.

Serious express on Perkins/bluebonnet prob has the cheapest in town.

Its good too

Albasha's is the best. Those saying serops express is better are just delusional

I don't know which is best, no one actually does, but the shawarma at Albasha is excellent.

The worst I've ever had was at Serop's Express on Highland and I-10. At dinner it think it had been sitting in the steam tray since lunch, inedible.

Actually the worst everything middle-eastern was from a Lebanese place in Birmingham, and they were packed with Gumps lapping it down. I've tasted canned hummus before and that was some nasty shite.

I've found Serop's to be very hit or miss and each restaurant has a different taste from the others. So the uniformity is kind of lacking IMO. Still, if you mess up Shwarma of any kind you won't be open very long.