Shawarma City
Reviews of Shawarma City
from GoogleVery Kind Staff
Been listed as "opening soon" for over a year. They also claim to have the best award winning food, but they aren't even open yet. Not a fan of liars. Not planning to dine here due to this.
Found it very disturbing that one of the owners/employees came through the parking lot in reverse at an excessive speed and started fighting with a lady who confronted him. Very rude and obnoxious man considering the fact that she had children. Definitely not a good look for your business sorry.
I find it very disturbing that they aren’t even open yet for business and fighting with customers already. I was in the parking lot a few days ago and witnessed one of the owners/employees flying through the parking lot in reverse at an excessive speed. After this an older lady with kids confronted him and he got upset which led to him swearing at her continuously. I walked up to tell him to relax as he was clearly in the wrong and not looking for the safety of others but he clearly was in the “right”. Honestly not a good look as we can see, get your stuff together here especially around children. Very very disrespectful man.
Today, while I was dropping my kids off at the daycare, an employee/owner from this shawarma shop backed his car up through the parking lot at a highly dangerous speed. When I politely asked him to slow down for the safety of my children and family, he became extremely aggressive. Instead of apologizing, he used incredibly vulgar, derogatory, and abusive language toward me, my wife, and my mother. He even pulled out his phone to record us while continuing his verbal assault. Someone with this level of anger and complete disregard for child safety does not deserve the community's business. Absolutely unacceptable. Avoid at all costs.
About Shawarma City
Shawarma and donair are the focus of this new independent Mediterranean street-food shop at 272 Kinniburgh Blvd #106 in Chestermere, where the meat is halal throughout.
What to order
The menu is built around shawarma and donair, the classic Mediterranean street food. One visitor described the staff as very kind.
Before you go
The shop is new, so call ahead to check its arrangements before you make the trip. It is a fresh addition to the Chestermere food scene, with a menu built around shawarma and donair.
Getting there
Parking is free and there is wheelchair access, so it is an easy stop for families and anyone who needs step-free entry.