The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
Do you have of those? This is Syrian Shawarma.
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Is that a wrap/roll or some pastry thing with shoarma in it? I haven't seen it in that form here. Here shoarma usually comes in pita bread or in a wrap. It often looks like this:
What is interesting that when you google images with "shoarma" (Dutch spelling) you get quite different results than when you google "shawarma". People usually eat it with garlic sauce, and sometimes cheese (you can usually get cheese with everything). For some reason the supermarket shoarma often has paprika slices in it too. Those pita bread/wrap shoarma are often on-the-go style too, without a plate. You can also get it without bread but with fries instead (since regardless of where you are somehow there are always fries available). I've also eaten couscous with shoarma in it.
I'm curious how much the meals you posted cost. Eating out is usually pretty expensive here. Fries are pretty affordable but anything fancier is somewhat expensive in my opinion. Eating in a restaurant as opposed to taking it home is often more expensive too. Anything with shoarma starts at 5-6 euros here. If you want a plate with shoarma and fries and salad that's usually 10 or more. For some reason kebab is cheaper than shoarma. Kebab usually (and shoarma sometimes) comes in what people here call Turkish bread.