Anoush Middle Eastern Cuisine

Amazing Shwarma and authentic food. Definitely will go back! Wish they had more locations closer to me. If you are reading this open a location at Yonge and eglinton!

This mom and pop falafel joint is tucked away on Simcoe St, right off of Dundas.
Had the falafel pita sandwich which was fresh and garlicky. The sandwich was heated in a grill and came out warm and crisp. They have a special on Fridays, so it was great value at $ 4.99 (regular $ 5.99).
Definitely coming here again.

This Anoush is located in the base of an office tower on the north side of the street at Dundas and Simcoe. It’s a wee spot with room for no more than a dozen seated. Décor is un-​charming crimson walls and lawn furniture. What Anoush lacks in xenodochy, it makes up for in decent shawarma.
I opted for a falafel on a pita which runs $ 4.50 and is a large portion. The falafel balls were pre-​made which puts it at a disadvantage to nearby Pita Village who fry up fresh falafel balls with each order, but they still tasted fine. A big plus is their SUPER hot grill which got me munching a hot and perfectly crunchy pita. This I like.
They also have shawarma plates in chicken and beef and a vegetarian plate that looked hefty. Not the best falafel I’ve tried in the city but it’s a solid price and pretty tasty.
Obligatory Title Pun: To every meat (TURN, TURN, TURN) /​It should be seasoned (TURN, TURN, TURN)
Menu Readability: Plump letters on orange astride pictures of Middle Eastern food, i.e., the way it should be.
Need to mention: They take debit and DON’T charge extra for the privilege!
What this place teaches me about myself: Now that I think about it, The Byrds kind of sucked.