The combo deal isnt there anymore. It seems new people have taken over. No more combo chicken shawarma but the price remains the same, $9. We used to get fries and a drink with that. Furthermore, they seem to have changed the receipe to where the fill up the wrap with more vegetables and slightly less chicken so it looks larger than the original one. So now we need to pay more for less food of lower quality. So disappointed with this. Hope they do better in future

Super nice and affordable. A-la-carte chicken only $7. Generous filling, no stingy portions.

Ordered the Palestinian Hummus and Chicken Shwarma Combo. Hummus wasn't authentic. Used vegetables that are not typically in Hummus. Pita given wasn't authentic either, tasted more like chapati. Fries portion was extremely small. Shwarma did not take like shwarma but more like Indian curry.

Great snack shop outside along the main street. Tarboush has its own restaurant in Golden Landmark and looks like it has its small subsidiary outside. Which is a great strategy, knowing many tourists travel around this area for photo and food. So for quick snacks especially to get insta-worthy shots, quick meals are the type to munch on. GoTarboush seems like one of the answers 🥳 Lets dive in! Food: Similar taste to many kebabs we are but i think we cant differentiate koz we usually just gobbled down🤭. Service: The guy who is behind the counter is very friendly and has a lasting impression. Constantly with smiles and looks professional in his attires too. Atmosphere: The shop itself has a decorated wall from the perspective of the past. While it may contradict and tourists not understand the concept, it is not part of GoTarboush deco. It does fit in to their concept nonetheless. The downside at 4 is due to its size n location, which we noted there are bar tables. The area is a basically at a traffic junction, thus at times get crowded due to tourists and locals crossing. Just be careful if you are at this area yeah. All in all, we will recommend this shop. Cheers!

Ordered the beef Sharwama. The meat is full of ligament, it is so tough that it can’t be chewed or eaten. Some parts are burnt. The fries are cold, like those being reheated.