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Wrap was cold. And the falafel was lacked consistency and flavour and sauces were not homemade . When I asked for extra chilli sauce the person preparing the wrap accidentally drenched the wrap and giggled making it inedible. Go to eye falafel at the end of the road so much better, the q is longer but well worth the wait.
Their falafels are the best I've ever tasted! Also, their salad veggies are always fresh and tasty. Excellent quality and portions for the price, and the service is really exemplary, I always leave the stall with a smile on my face. Highly recommended!
This street shack loudly claims ‘100% vegan and gluten-free’. But then they mentioned the halloumi cheese. When I said that dairy wasn’t vegan, his reply was “some people say they are vegan but eat fish”.
After I refused the cheese, I tried to confirm that the pita bread or wrap is gluten-free. The guy didn’t seem to have a clue as he said it was and then when I pointed out the wheat flour on the package, his colleague said ‘one could take a box’.
How can you claim, not vegan options but 100% vegan and gluten-free when your main offers regularly have gluten and dairy?? False advertising to cash in.
After I refused the cheese, I tried to confirm that the pita bread or wrap is gluten-free. The guy didn’t seem to have a clue as he said it was and then when I pointed out the wheat flour on the package, his colleague said ‘one could take a box’.
How can you claim, not vegan options but 100% vegan and gluten-free when your main offers regularly have gluten and dairy?? False advertising to cash in.
Recently visited and had a medium falafel wrap. This is one of the best falafels I have had in a long time.
Fresh ingredients, quick service and a very reasonable price of £4.5 for a medium wrap.
The biggest plus point according to me was the taste, vegan and those following the Jain diet (no onions/garlic) can also have it.
Fresh ingredients, quick service and a very reasonable price of £4.5 for a medium wrap.
The biggest plus point according to me was the taste, vegan and those following the Jain diet (no onions/garlic) can also have it.
1. I had the regular falafel wrap, it was delicious. The ingredients were fresh
2. The wrap at £5 was very good value for money
3. The service was fast. I was served within 2/3 minutes. You can only make contactless payment
2. The wrap at £5 was very good value for money
3. The service was fast. I was served within 2/3 minutes. You can only make contactless payment
Have been lucky enough to enjoy wraps from Falafel King since 2019, a weekly ritual that never fails to delight. Great value at £5.
The Petticoat Lane Market area has some amazing & cheap street food stands. A huge, delicious 'medium' wrap (goodness knows the size of a large one!) set me back £4. In central London! Where Wentworth Street & Goulston Street intersect. Friendly service.