
Shawarma Paradise Las Vegas is a top-rated kosher restaurant in Las Vegas, serving fresh shawarma, falafel, and Mediterranean grill. Located near the Strip, we offer fast service, generous portions, and authentic kosher food made daily. A favorite spot for locals and visitors looking for quality kosher dining in Las Vegas.
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Address: 4850 W Flamingo Rd #50, Las Vegas, NV 89103
Phone: (702) 780-8338
Website: http://shawarmaparadise.com/
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Albeit on the pricey end of things, the portions were sufficient for 2 of us, and they were kind enough to give us an extra serving of fries with our order. We asked for a container of amba to go and they were happy to offer.
Truely a local hidden gem in vegas, well worth the drive and will certainly be coming back for seconds!
I would recommend this place, even with the parking being quite tough.
Everything tastes amazing, and every single bite has an insane, unforgettable touch.
The salads and pickles wow. So fresh and full of flavor, you honestly can’t stop eating.
The pita is soft, fresh, and insanely delicious.
And the tahini and amba? Championship level
pure perfection.
It truly feels just like being back home in beautiful Israel.
And of course, the perfect way to finish this amazing meal is with refreshing Orangina juices.
I highly recommend coming here and enjoying this dreamy, perfect shawarma.
A must-visit in Las Vegas
The staff are super friendly and welcoming, always making you feel right at home. Prices are very reasonable, especially considering the big and generous portions they serve — you definitely get great value for your money.
If you’re looking for a great kosher restaurant that serves fresh, tasty food with amazing service, Schwarma Paradise is the place to go! Highly recommended!
I had the beef shawarma with pita bread.
At the moment the taste was good and I found the size small for the price. Even being in the touristy area of las Vegas $20 for a meal, without the drink. I think it’s too much. But I was already there and hungry. The worst part came the next morning. I won’t share too many details, but avoid this if you can.