Ali Baba's on College now open
Apologies if this has been mentioned. Walked by yesterday around 6pm. Shwarma's and falafel sandwiches going for $1 each. Grabbed a falafel sandwich. Tasty little thing. The falafel was fresh; crispy on the outside and warm and tender on the inside (could just have been a side effect of the steady volume of business they were doing).
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re: stapler
Right next to the Royal Cinema. It's a wee little hole in the wall but damn it's tasty. Had a beef and a chicken shawarma last night, lady had a falafel, and we ordered some hummus to go. Freshly made food, well prepared with an interesting and appealing assortment of veggies inside along with a rather fiery and interesting hot sauce. I'll be back, I suspect often. It was quite busy last night, take away orders out the door, and a couple of small two seaters outside on the sidewalk.
Give it a whirl, it ain't too bad at all. It might not be the be all end all of falafel huts in the city, but it's pretty dang good.
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happycamper
Jul 10, 2008 06:55 PM
We were there for lunch today. It was a little passed 1pm, people were lining up on the street (the place is tiny). I had the falafel, bf had the chicken shawarma. I thoroughly enjoyed mine: piping hot, and the taboulah was good as ever. bf said his chicken was very fragrant, but very dry and undersauced. Maybe that was rarity: I saw a guy gulping his shawarma with no complaints.
For less than $10, it is a great deal. I think the daily specials also stands at this location. I would definetely choose this place over College St Falafel. -
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pinkprimp
Jul 10, 2008 11:05 AM
When the location at Dundas and Church first opened, I loved it too, since it was fresh and crispy and tasty. However, I no longer crave them because they were getting worse and worse with each subsequent visit. Hope it doesn't happen to this location!
