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THE ORIGINAL KABOBERY® Dubbed The Original Kabobery®, Massis Kabob has been around since the 1970’s and has a devoted following. Massis Kabob specializes in Mid-Eastern cuisine served in a quick-serve format. Our concept is simple: give customers what they want and do it at affordable prices so they keep coming back. Back in 1976, when the first Massis Kabob opened in Glendale, serving dinner-sized plates with high quality meats and sides was a fairly new concept in fast-food, something we are proud to say we have perfected after forty years of service. It takes a lot of hard work and dedication to bring our customers the Massis experience.
Hours
| Friday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 400 S Baldwin Ave, Arcadia, CA 91007
Phone: (626) 447-8500
Website: http://www.massiskabob.com/
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Frank Biermann
Typical mall fare. Food was bland and not much too look at, but at least it was edible and seemed to be a healthier option that what else was nearby. Probably should have gone with anything else other than this
… morejasmine xu
Authentic Kabobs, slow service.
This delicious Kabob restaurant is located inside of the food court. It is not easy to find and you have to walk around. The food is Authentic and delicious. The Chicken is juicy and tasty. The Lule is not plain and dry, but delicious. However, the service is slow and busy. You have to wait for about 10 minutes. Afterwards, it will be difficult to find a seat close by too. Most likely, you will have to share a big table with other people. However, comparing with other restaurants near by, this is a healthy and delicious place for you to eat some lunch. I will certainly come back again.
… moreThis delicious Kabob restaurant is located inside of the food court. It is not easy to find and you have to walk around. The food is Authentic and delicious. The Chicken is juicy and tasty. The Lule is not plain and dry, but delicious. However, the service is slow and busy. You have to wait for about 10 minutes. Afterwards, it will be difficult to find a seat close by too. Most likely, you will have to share a big table with other people. However, comparing with other restaurants near by, this is a healthy and delicious place for you to eat some lunch. I will certainly come back again.
Shawn Sheng
Some pretty decent Mediterranean food. The meat was too chewy and cucumber salad did not really taste very fresh. The rice was nice and flavored with good portions. The staff were very friendly and there are lots of options. One of the healthier options in the food court. The kebab meal would be nicer with hummus.
… moreRobert Velarde
I recently tried Massis Kabob The Original Kabobery, and unfortunately, it didn’t live up to my expectations. While the meals are affordable, the flavors just weren’t there. I was really hungry, which made the food barely edible.
I ordered the Argentinian skirt steak, but it didn’t look anything like the picture. It was overcooked and dry, which was disappointing since I love food and steak in particular. This is definitely not the place to order steak.
The fries were also a letdown—they were overcooked and lacked flavor.
I can’t speak for the other menu items as the place was busy, but based on my experience, I would advise against ordering the steak and fries. On a positive note, my daughter and wife got Chinese food and ramen from the vendor next door, and it was delicious.
I won’t be coming back to Massis Kabob.
… moreI ordered the Argentinian skirt steak, but it didn’t look anything like the picture. It was overcooked and dry, which was disappointing since I love food and steak in particular. This is definitely not the place to order steak.
The fries were also a letdown—they were overcooked and lacked flavor.
I can’t speak for the other menu items as the place was busy, but based on my experience, I would advise against ordering the steak and fries. On a positive note, my daughter and wife got Chinese food and ramen from the vendor next door, and it was delicious.
I won’t be coming back to Massis Kabob.
Tow Pro
Good restaurant, I know it’s probably the McDonald’s of Mediterranean food, but it is exceptionally good, especially for being inside of the mall. Prices are fair, a Big Mac combo cost as much as their combination plates and the food is a lot better and healthier.
… moreAlejandro Mendozi
Great service excellent server and good food at a fair price! I recommend you try it, I think you’ll love it!
… moreArgentina Guerrero
The Argentinian Skirt Steak and Beef and Lamb Gyro were good. I was surprised by how affordable the dishes are. A nice piece of steak, over a bed of french fries, chimichurri sauce, coleslaw, and pita bread for $15 bucks is a great deal!
… morexx yy
I’m only giving 2 stars because the food is actually good but this meal cost me 20 dollars. It’s way overpriced and only 4 pieces on fish is ridiculous. I never eat the burnt tomato I dont know why they even put that. 2oz hummus is $1 dollar. They are very expensive and not much food. Also the salad is ok but again it will be nice to be able to substitute it for a small amount on hummus instead since I don’t eat tomato salad and it’s just a waste. Actually the chicken kebab is not that good now that I remember it taste like plastic. The beef is choppy so I always get the fish since it’s the only good option.
… moreMitch Weddle
Massis Kabob is a local institution for reasonably priced Mediterranean and Mid-Eastern cuisine. My wife and I recently had dinner at Massis in the mall food court. We happened to be craving gyros and decided to give this place a try. She always gets falafel and I get beef and lamb.
We could see the vertical rotisserie grill with the cone of gyro meat in the kitchen so I was excited to try the wrap. If I don’t see the rotisserie I don’t order the gyro.
When I opened the box I was a bit shocked. The wrap was long and thin, spaning the entire length of the container and completely hidden within sandwich wrapping paper. In that moment I had to remind myself that pita wraps can differ somewhat depending on each country’s style and cultural traditions. I’ve had Greek, I’ve had Egyptian, this was neither.
OK dear reader, I can hear you thinking,”Get to the point! How was the food?” In short, really satisfying. The pita chips and hummus were an exceptionally good side. The pita itself larger and thinner than any I’d ever had before but exactly the same flavor. Excellent quality lettuce and tomato. I say that with certainty because my first bite was all pita, lettuce and tomato. By bite three I found the thinly shaved gyro meat and realized that the tangy yogurt sauce was not in the wrap but in the dipping sauce cup on the side.
I enjoyed my gyro and my wife enjoyed her falafel. If you are craving a gyro this place will satisfy. We are looking forward to returning and trying the famous kabob plates.
Fun Facts:
The first Massis Kabob location opened in 1976 in Glendale.
There are currently six locations around LA mostly in malls.
A seventh location is scheduled to open in early 2022. This location will be a stand alone dine in restaurant at 301 S Glendale Ave in Glendale.
So, do yourself a favor and give this place a try soon.
… moreWe could see the vertical rotisserie grill with the cone of gyro meat in the kitchen so I was excited to try the wrap. If I don’t see the rotisserie I don’t order the gyro.
When I opened the box I was a bit shocked. The wrap was long and thin, spaning the entire length of the container and completely hidden within sandwich wrapping paper. In that moment I had to remind myself that pita wraps can differ somewhat depending on each country’s style and cultural traditions. I’ve had Greek, I’ve had Egyptian, this was neither.
OK dear reader, I can hear you thinking,”Get to the point! How was the food?” In short, really satisfying. The pita chips and hummus were an exceptionally good side. The pita itself larger and thinner than any I’d ever had before but exactly the same flavor. Excellent quality lettuce and tomato. I say that with certainty because my first bite was all pita, lettuce and tomato. By bite three I found the thinly shaved gyro meat and realized that the tangy yogurt sauce was not in the wrap but in the dipping sauce cup on the side.
I enjoyed my gyro and my wife enjoyed her falafel. If you are craving a gyro this place will satisfy. We are looking forward to returning and trying the famous kabob plates.
Fun Facts:
The first Massis Kabob location opened in 1976 in Glendale.
There are currently six locations around LA mostly in malls.
A seventh location is scheduled to open in early 2022. This location will be a stand alone dine in restaurant at 301 S Glendale Ave in Glendale.
So, do yourself a favor and give this place a try soon.
Karina N
Giro made with an old dry something that tastes very bad !!!
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