Sincerely Syria: Discover Authentic Shawarma in San Fernando Valley

We went on a mission to try this place. It's one hour away from where I live.. this Shawarma touched my heart fr. It was the first good shawarma I ever get in USA. It warmed my heart that the place was named sincerely "Syria" . Service was great too . He took care of our ordee and made sure we got all the complimentary stuff that comes with the order . I think prices are great for the huge wrap that u get , i couldn't finish half of mine. Location is off the street has seats and dine in area . Looks very much like a local shawerma place in Syria I loved it and i will be back

We loved it. Tasty and juicy shawarma, in a well balanced wrap cut in bite sized pieces. Just plain yummy. Loved the Arabic pickles and creamy garlic sauce perfect for dipping the lightly seasoned fries, which had the perfect crisp and served hot, thank you. We will be back and look forward to trying the new one in Pasadena.

Great food, great service and friendly. I tried to chicken. Shawarma was very good. I recommend to everybody.

Just ordered from here for the first time. Got the 6" Beef Schwarma wrap. Oh. My. God. Incredible. Perfectly seasoned beef with seasoned tomatoes and onions and some insanely good sauce. All in perfect proportion. I will be ordering from here again. Often.

Quick and easy menu making it easy to order but also limiting. We ordered the both chicken and beef wrap and plates. Everything was flavorful and delicious, especially the fries. The tahini sauce lacked flavor and did not add to our meal. Service and ambiance could use an upgrade.

Shawarma is a popular Middle Eastern dish that has gained worldwide recognition. It typically consists of marinated slices of meat, such as beef, chicken, or lamb, which are slow-roasted on a vertical spit. The meat is then thinly sliced and served in a pita bread or wrapped in a flatbread, accompanied by a variety of toppings and sauces. The result is a flavorful and satisfying meal, often enjoyed with a side of hummus, pickles, and fresh vegetables. In conclusion, this Middle Eastern place is a hidden gem that deserves to be discovered. With its enchanting atmosphere, impeccable service, and a menu that celebrates the vibrant flavors of the region, it offers an experience that will leave you longing for more. Prepare to embark on a culinary adventure unlike any other!" Thank you

4++ came here for a quick dinner on a Sunday after hanging at a friend's house in Encino. This is located in a somewhat busy area of Ventura Blvd off close to where the 405/101 meet. This place, as I understand it, specializes in Shawarma. The place itself feels like a mom and pop run fast casual spot where you are greeted and helped by some friendly people. I ordered the beef Shawarma wrap. Simply delicious in its simplicity! The well seasoned meat was wrapped with a thin pita or lavash (? - excuse my naivete), with a flavorful, garlicky sauce that lined it's walls. Definitely enough food there to satiate you for dinner and I didn't leave feeling really heavy. I would love to come back and try some of the other Shawarmas/ meats whether in wrap form or in a platter form. Because I'm not too well versed in the food here, I did notice some items on the menu that looked really interesting that I believe is usually eaten earlier in the day. Would love to explore that portion of the menu as well. I've seen that some consider this the best Shawarma in the LA area (with the old location being in Hollywood) and I can easily see why.

Shawarma is one of my favorite foods, so I'm already happy now that I'm here. Sincerely Syria is seriously dialed in when it comes to shawarma. Simply place your order at the counter and enjoy your meal at the handful of tables inside the narrow interior or out front. Beef Shawarma Plate: Juicy slices of beef and lamb are carefully shaved from the inverted cone of meat skewered on the spinning spit. The meat is quickly grilled on the flattop grill. Onions and parsley are added along with the meat into the flatbread, which is then folded. The bundle is pressed until golden brown and crispy. The wrapped shawarma is cut into bite-sized pieces. The tahini sauce mingles nicely with the spices in the marinade. On the side, there are pickles, pickled peppers, and fries for a contrast in textures. Parking: There is easy to find metered street parking.