Gyros & Kebabs

Ordered a gyro salad. It took a long time, but what disappointed me more was that they were stingy with the salad dressing and provided no tzatziki for the pita bread and beef. For nearly $ 10.00 spent, I expected better.

The chicken in the gyro might as well of been dog food. It tasted alright and of course I ate it since I paid, but I was definitely disappointed in the quality of the ingredients here. Especially the protein.

For a «fast» food court option, it was anything but. We stood in line for ten minutes, ordered our food and it took 23 minutes to get our food. They also had no fries, falafels, no soup… They forgot to give me my drink, we asked for no onions, no pita, they gave us both. The rest of my family finished their meal that they ordered from another food court vendor while I was waiting for mine. 7 other parties ordered after me and were served before. They never explained or apologized for the delay … I would steer clear of this establishment!

Wow. that was really bad.
Falafel was soooo over done it made me kind of sad. Don’t get it. It’s not worth.

Arabic Shawarma? It doesn’t smell, taste or even look like a shawarma. Just some tips for the owner: we, Arabs, don’t add onion, green pepper, lettuce or even tomato to shawarma sandwiches :).
Average food.

Wow, this is completely average food court food. Being average usually doesn’t elicit surprise from me, but in this case, it does. This place doesn’t even have originality in its name. I only came here because it seemed marginally healthier than most other nearby restaurants, and the phở place a few feet away isn’t that great.
I ordered a #4. gyro platter, and they seriously had it ready for me to go in a Styrofoam box in under three minutes. Good effort, even if the presentation is lacking. Salad, lamb, rice, pita, and hummus were what this dish consisted of. Could not be more generic, but that’s food court food for you.

Sadly lacking in taste and a little pricey. The chicken kufta is very greasy and tastes more like sausage. The hummus is very lacking in flavor. The gyro meat with the sauce and rice is pretty good though. The sauce gives some flavor otherwise the chicken alone would not be flavorful. The bread seems to be freshly made and that was definitely a plus.
I was disappointed. I won’t be eating here again.

While shopping, we stopped by this place to look at its interesting menu. We decided to eat here after a while, with the patience and help from the man behind the counter. We ordered Chicken Kofta, and Gyro Chicken.
The Kofta tasted great, but was a little greasy.
The Gyro Chicken came with Salad, Rice, and Hummus. The Salad tasted good, but the chicken, rice and hummus had no taste at all. It reminded me of the grasshoppers i ate overseas.

The Kufta Burger and stuffed grape leaves were excellent. They would’ve gotten at least 4 stars if it weren’t for their awful service. The guy at front took my order, then went immediately to take the next guys order without taking payment from me, but then taking his money right away. So I had to cut back in line to pay. Then they were calling numbers past my order number and acted like I was being intrusive when I asked about my order. No apologies for the delay. Awful experience. I wish the food wasn’t so good so I could hate them more.

Honestly garbage, probably the worst gyro I’ve ever had, tasted like a crappy burrito in a pita wrap, and there were very light on all the ingredients, very stingy imo. All in all literally every other place in the mall is better than this place.

Super delicious food! It is nice to have this option in the mall as there isnt a huge variety of anything else in their food court.
I’ll keep it short and sweet:
Good food. Good Customer Service. Decent prices.
The Greek fries were worth the extra money! :)

As an avid foodie, especially when it comes to Mediterranean and gyros, I would always have to travel 20 mile north near downtown (I live in Kent) to find an authentic gyros. But when I found out that Southcenter is opening a location in their very own food court, I had to check it out for myself. It’s a family owned business and honestly, I was in for a surprise.
I order what I always order at a traditional gyro place, the lamb and beef gyro combo. One thing that was really astounding was they asked me if I wanted it to be spicy. I mean hey they offered, so why not? The order didn’t take more than 5 minutes and I was able to get my food pretty quick. The food was great, it tasted exactly like the gyros in Seattle and honestly I rather save that 20 mile drive and come here instead. Also it’s great to support a small business.
Plus, you’re at the mall.

Wow one of the few best gyros I’ve had in awhile. I’ve your in the mall stop by and grab a quick bite. Super friendly people. Family owned, so your supporting local business while your at it!

I highly recommend Gyros and Kabobs for your next Greek meal at SouthCenter Mall. I ordered an Original beef gyro and it was delicious — especially for being in a mall food court! The beef was tender and tasty with the slight compliment of the tsaziki sauce and a hint of spice upon request. The service was pleasant and employees were very friendly. Great job everyone. Great job!

I ordered a beef gyro here last week. It was actually pretty good for mall food! Plenty of meat, sauce, and veggies, and the pita bread it was on was quite good! It wasn’t quite as warm as it should be, but it was still tasty.
There was no line, so my food came out quite quickly. The cashier was complaining a bit about how her shift wouldn’t be over for a long time, but she was generally pleasant and work sucks, so I get it!
Overall, I would eat here again.

Mexican food trying to pretend it’s mediterranean food. Total expensive garbage.
No one here looks to be of any mediterranean decent. They speak Spanish to eachother and two of them had to type my order in. The pictures of their food are stock photos and not at all even mediterranean food.
My schwarma wrap came in a flour tortilla, not pita bread, and then was cooked like a burrito (see picture) this sandwich should be cold and fresh tasting, and is instead hot and crispy with sauté’d peppers and onions. There is no lettuce or pickled radish.

I ordered #1 with beef. I give their gyro a 4 star, nicely seasoned. Just the perfect amount of meat and veggie ratio. The bread it was served on was yummy, thick chewy and toasty. The fries however was a huge downfall, very under fried. Some pieces were raw. But others were just barely cooked.
One thing that I thought may need adjustment was the cashier man. He was frantic and just couldn’t handle the orders or who they went to. He was trying to do the expediters job and cashier. Im wondering if hes the owner? But anyway he was making me feel uncomfortable. Other than that, I would come back for the gyro, just the sandwich. Some of their other dishes looked good too! :-)

I’ve come to lower my expectations on ANYthing out of this food court, but dang. The gyro wasn’t too bad. Meat was dry as all get out, but decent. Ordered Greek fries and got fries with feta on them. No garlic sauce, spices, parsley garnish, nothing. Just feta. And paid $ 1 for the feta. Will I come back? No. Did I mists transfer to the mall and got super excited hearing there was medi food upstairs? Yes. Am I bummed? Hell yea. Ugh.

Gross! Expensive!
I’m so very disappointed with our meals today, I paid $ 10^th for a meal & threw away. My daughter had the gyro which seemed like a salad wrap with barely any meat.
This food court has tons of amazing places to eat. DO NOT EAT HERE.

Twenty minutes is a long time to wait for fast food, but (almost) worth it when the dish is better than it looked in the photo on the menu board.
Gyros & Kebabs is brand new at Southcenter Mall — located next to Panda Express in the food court! I happened to try it on opening night, which reminded me of watching a scene out of a restaurant competition show. You know, the episode where everything gets backed up and crazy? With only one gal at the front counter and three guys cooking and sorting through orders, it was obvious they were overwhelmed. While waiting for my chicken gyro salad and side of Greek fries, I ordered a piece of baklava as an appetizer and was quite happy with how sweet and flaky it was. Sadly, it didn’t curb my hunger pangs.
I’m not sure why it took so long to make a salad, but when I finally received my order, it exceeded my expectations for portion size and flavor. Even with how hungry I was, I couldn’t finish it all! The Greek fries could’ve used a seasoning boost, but overall I was pleased with my meal and have hope this place will succeed.