Try Mediterranean food at Mac Falafel

By Celine -
I love how diverse Canada is. Back in Manila, I usually eat at either Filipino, Chinese, or Japanese cuisine restaurants. I wouldn't know where to find great authentic Mediterranean and Middle Eastern food. Because of Canada's diversity, I get to try amazing food from different countries all over the world.

Mac Falafel

Last 2016, my colleagues and I went to Mac Falafel on their 4th Avenue branch for lunch and I ordered their Chicken Shawarma. On the first Friday of 2018, Jomar and I had our Fridate dinner here. My goal right now is to make sure JT gets to try all the restaurants I have been to during our 2-year long distance relationship.

Chicken Shawarma on whole wheat wrap
with everything on it.

Mac Falafel is a small eatery beside Noodle Box. I think people pass by this joint thinking it's a hole in a wall. They usually go straight to Romer's or Noodle Box or the Japanese restaurant on the right. But this unassuming eatery serves amazing Mediterranean food to anyone who gives it a shot. They even have a TV and upscale looking tables and chairs that you won't feel like you're in an eatery.

Jomar's chicken shawarma platter

We were so stuffed from all the food! Be sure to try out Mac Falafel. They have a branch in 10th Avenue and 4th Avenue Vancouver, BC.
Location: 1859 W 4th Ave, Vancouver, BC V6J 1M4, Canada

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