“ Shawarma Halap is one of the places which opens to really late/early in the morning. It caters to the drinking crowd and tourists. As the name shows Shawarma, the specialty of the restaurant is Shawarma. Shawarma is a wrap with slices of chicken breasts, tomatoes, pickles and some yogurt dressing in it. This restaurant has 2 outlets. One is placed right at the start of Jalan Berangan. That outlet only sells shawarma. It is always packed with people who are queuing up to take away. Where as the other outlet is catered more to walk-in customers who want to sit and enjoy their food. Of course, take away option is also available. The outlet nearby Changkat bukit bintang is opened from 10am to 5am everyday! The menu for this outlet in Changkat is more extensive. It has soup, salad, wraps, grilled meat, rice and drinks in the menu. I was here a couple of times to take away the shawarma. *It's really that good!* One of the days, I have decided to be more adventurous and try more of their dishes. Since it was a rainy day, I opt to try their soup, Addas Soup. It is a lentil soup which is served with some crackers (I think it's like a deep fried corn bread or something) and a wedge of lemon. The lemon is to provide another level of flavour in the soup. The soup alone was really delicious. But if you want a little more depth, just squeeze in lemon juice. It was not very salty or pepperish at all. It was sorta like another level of dahl (without the carrots, potatoes and condiments). To me, it felt like comfort food. I ordered the kebab instead of shawarma. The kebab came with some yogurt dressing, very very thinly sliced onions, tomatoes and a little of parsley. The taste of parsley or onion wasn't very strong. So, I quite enjoyed it as I'm not a big fan of any of the condiments. The taste was just nice and balanced. Not too salty or yogurt-ish or spicy. The thickness of the kebab is just about right for me as I'm not a really big eater. Don't fret if you're not a meat eater. You can always option for salad or falafel. They also have dips such as hummus (chickpeas dip) and mutabal (eggplant dip) which comes with naan bread. French fries are also available (I wonder why but yeah). As for drinks, they have tea, coffee, soft drinks and juices. I optioned for the arabic tea without milk. It is nothing to shout about though. But it was nice as they served with a sprig of mint leaves. =D The service is rather quick, depending on what you order. It took about 10 minutes for my food to arrive. First was the tea and the Addas soup. Kebab takes a little longer as they need to grill/roast the meat. If you do not know what to order, just ask the waiters. They will explain it to you. They also have shisha here for those who are into it. Not too sure about shisha though. The pricing is quite affordable. For example, a small shawarma is only RM5 where the large one is about RM7 or 8 only. The addas soup was RM7, kebab was RM10. So the price is quite cheap and value for money. Do drop by for those who work nearby or party at Changkat on and off ;) Price rating : 5/5 Nom nom rating : 5/5 Hygiene rating : 5/5 (They clean up rather fast when the customers have left the shop) Service rating : 5/5 (They pay attention and explain some dishes to me) Overall rating : 5/5 (YUMS!) ”