Shawarma Bros - Metro Manila

At Bgc's new macro food court, Bonifacio Parada, you can find a Turkish food option at a laughable price: Shawarma Bros is a fast food-oriented place (to satisfy the hungry workers in the area), although pleasant and with a different concept from those around here, he comes to eat kebab or shawarma: that concept of meat rolled in other vegetables with or without rice and rice. The worst part is that they pass on the sauces but you can always ask them to leave out the friendly and fast service.

So far they have better tasting shawarma, everthing was properly cooked. You'll get as much sauce you want which is good. Place is cool and clean. They even have wifi, only power plugs though.

Really good food! The sauce is also great. Price is also reasonable. Been there twice already. And will definitely go back for a quick snack. Will definitely try the other foods on the menu

Classic. What started as a food truck and now gradually growing in Manila with 5 branches, you have to try it here because shawarma! Perfect when paired with your favorite sauce. I have eaten at this restaurant a few times and I am generally happy with my experience. I like my meat spiced up and topped with loads of different sauce too. Two thumbs up!

Entering fist bump area. Shawarma Bros states that it offers a different shawarma experience. And I am glad to say it does. It is not too often that I can choose between beef, chicken, or lamb for my meat. It is much rarer that I could ask for more sauce when I run out. Furthermore, the sauce comes in garlic yoghurt, cheese, chili, and extra spicy flavors. And I can have all of that in a small wrap, a burrito, or a huge rice meal. These are portions meant for big eater bros like myself. So feel free to indulge. My personal favorite meal is the Big Bro Chicken Shawarma Rice Meal. It comes with a hearty heaping of yellow rice, a mix of onions, tomatoes, and cucumbers, pieces of grilled chicken, a choice of two sauces, and iced tea. Rounding it out is a plate of keema, which is grilled ground meat like a picadillo/giniling. So that's a lot, but it fills me up and then some. My way of eating it is by mixing the keema and veggies into the rice and drizzling it with sauce on top. I save the other sauce for the chicken. It's a big and messy way to eat, but a bro has to find ways. If you run out of drinks, you can help yourself to a nearby pitcher of water. And as I mentioned earlier, if you run out of sauce you can ask for more at the cashier. But be a bro and know your limit. Sauce, like any resource, is a precious gift. Sauce is meant to be shared. That is the secret of being a bro. Be tough and eat hearty, but watch out for your fellow bros when they want to get in on the action. Fist bump.