Sababa

For those of you who didn’t have a chance to try this delicious restaurant… let’s hope they’re able to bring back some of the tasty salads and meals they had before…

I imagine if I were Israeli, my tummy would be so very pleased each day. We have plenty of Mediterranean restaurants to choose from, but for me, this was a first time enjoying Israeli staple food. It has taken me a while to review this place, partly because I didn’t want other people to go eat my food, and partly because I am lazy.
The portions here are insanely HUGE. I opted for a lafa wrap. First of all, lafa bread is ahmayzink. It is kind of like naan, but different. I don’t know how to explain it. And it is huge.
I chose the turkey shawarma. Ok, so I didn’t like the turkey at all. In fact, it was an unhappy event in my mouth. But the rest of the sides I put in my wrap were great. So I just picked out the turkey, problem solved.
Bf got the falafel lafa wrap. Again, another huge wrap.
I pretty much put almost everything in the wraps… hummus, bg, eggplant, pickled veggies, spicy sauce, etc. It was delicious.
Next time, I will probably have everything separate on a plate with some lafa. I would be in heaven… er…olam ha-​ba.
Good eats!

This is one of the best kosher and Middle Eastern food I’ve eaten anywhere and including in the region itself. The word means «it’s all good» «cool» «awesome,» and it is, especially at the price. And, the owners couldn’t have been nicer