So two weeks ago I'm dring down sepulveda and my passenger gets all excited because he swore the old quizno's has a picture of a shawarma on the window.
Yesterday I stopped by to see about this here shawarma. It was not bad. I will say that there was plenty of onion and garlic. The cook/cashier said they used Tahini sauce in the wrap, but I didn't get a sense of it. I think it got lost in the garlic. The meat was kind of dry from it being sliced thin and then having all the juice cooked out of it. You might be thinking that these are all negatives, but they are not. I love onion, I love garlic, I love jerky. Well the meat was not as I have made it out to be. It was actually pretty good and lean. They have a lot of good sounding items that I will be coming back for.

Service: great. I was the first one in the door for the day. the cashier/cook was friendly, answered my questions and plugged the website.
Parking: plenty, especially since the plaza is underconstruction and all the shops still remain to see their first sale.

Price: for this type of food, it was average to slightly high. I paid about $8 for my beef shawarma. for a dollar more you can go to La Zeez and get the combo, but that is a drive to the other side of Torrance, which could take 30 minutes if you're not carefull. Since it was good I'll say stick to this place if you're on the East Side of Torrance.

I remember when this place was an ugly Quiznos, they have since refurbished the entire building and it looks great. There is a lot of rebuilding going on and pretty soon there will be a big Ross Dress for Less and a LA Fitness gym next door.  Take the trouble to seek out this restaurant, it is located to the very right and next door to a Hispanic clothing store. I had to climb over some dirt and pass some portapotties on the way but it was worth it.

This restaurant is good if you are in the area and are looking for a quick bite to eat.  Prices are very reasonable and you will find yourself looking at the menu and saying to yourself: "yes, I'll have that, that and that."  I was spoiled for choice. This restaurant has a strong, hybrid quality about it, there is Italian style pizza, Indian food, Mediterranean and Middle Eastern food.  They also have smoothies, subs, wraps, burritos etc.  They also have a great selection of potato chips, sodas and a fridge containing kulfi ice creams.  They even have a stand containing gift cards.  They offer delivery and I would imagine that they offer pizza to take away and heat at home.  Pizza seems to be a strong selling point for this place.  I know a local grocery store that is quiet during the day but absolutely comes alive at night due to the fact that they have a in-store pizza stand.  Once the construction stops and the big stores open, business ought to pick up for this restaurant.

Would I recommend this restaurant?  Yes, especially for it's hybrid quality and for the fact that you will be spoilt for choice.

This place is nice to have around to get a quick bite of authentic Indian food.  It's sort of a hybrid fast food place that serves Indian dishes, but also offers sandwiches and smoothies, among other  things.  My colleague and I ordered eggplant masala (spicier) and chicken masala and split them between us.  Both were authentic and tasty and served with basmati rice and fresh naan bread.  Don't expect anything fancy - it's just about good cheap eats here.

I Wanted to grab a bite with a friend during their lunch break. It was nearby and he'd heard good things since they had changed over from quiznos. We split a tandoori chicken pizza. it was great, good balance of Indian and Italian. i recommend this place if you wanna try something different or just like tandoori. This is definitely a place to check out.