Wagyu Shawarma Grill Mission Valley

The shawarma and kabob were juicy, of course, it’s wagyu. For the taste, they need to work out a bit on the flavor because it’s not there, a bit bland. Between shawarma and kabob, kabob had better seasoning. The skin for the wrap itself was good, the right texture. The size of the wrap was so big, I shared it with my son. Rice was great, soft and enough seasoning. Fries were good. Good pricing. Friendly staff.

Excellent food, pleasent atmosphere, good service. The beef shawarma wrap and the beef shawarma on fettoush salad were both Excellent. The quality of the beef was excellent, although for me it was a bit soft like a filet mignon, I prefer a bit more texture like a porterhouse or rib eye. Non the less exception quality of ingredients, very well prepared. We will definitely be back.

Halal wagyu kebabs and wagyu shawarma in SD. Being in SD, I had to try this because anywhere there is halal wagyu we make the trip out. I got the wagyu beef kebabs on a salad for dine in and a wagyu shawarma wrap for later. One thing I noticed, is that everyone in the restaurant and outside seating had wraps. So if you’re going to try one item, get the wrap if you can. The beef kebabs are juicy with a slight crisp on the outside. I wish I tried this in the wrap but was sharing with those who didn’t eat gluten at the time. They have separate fryers for fries and fried chicken, so if you have a gluten allergy you can still get fries. The beef shawarma is slightly tougher than shawarma that I have had before so I would recommend wraps over plates/ fries as the sauces, veggies, and bread help with the texture. Make sure to get extra sauces. We liked the chipotle and garlic dipping sauces. Everything was served in disposable bowls/ plates even when we dined in. Spoke with the cashier, and they use Australian halal wagyu for the items that are Wagyu.

Out running errands with my mom and we were getting peckish but didn't want to eat a lot cause we had plans for dinner. We had just heard about Wagyu and happened to be in that neighborhood so gave them a try and what we tried was delish!!! We each had a beef kabob and shared a beat salad. Both of these items were so tasty! You can choose a protein and then how you want it served. Can be a wrap, a salad, a bowl w rice, etc. Both mom and I are off grains so I can't speak to that. They have a happy hour special from 2-5pm where you get $2 off most entrees and $1 off sides. Very friendly staff makes this a comfortable place to ask questions, and plenty of parking.

HALAL CERTIFIED EATERY (3.5*) Located in Rancho Mission Plaza next to McGregor's. Wagyu Shawarma Grill menu is rich with flavors that offer an array of options from kebabs, wraps, salads and delectable sides. WHAT DID YOU ORDER? Wagyu plate: 1/2 chicken tikka and wagyu beef skewer w/hummus, fattoush, & pickled beets. Although it is high quality meat, the tikka and wagyu kebab were dry and not as seasoned as comparable eateries. I am not a rice eater although I appreciated the texture of this rice. The side salad was not memorable, but I did like the beets. Pepsi products-boo. My 11-year-old foodie ordered the wagyu shawarma and he was impressed with the juiciness of the wrap but commented the meat should be sliced thinner instead of long thick slices  and He also wanted a balance of vegetation and sauce filling instead of meat, meat, meat. Good for a carnivorous eating plan. My 13-year-old ordered the gyro halal wrap and had similar impressions. Adding that the pita was crisp and so thin that the meat overpowered the sandwich. IS THERE A DIFFERENCE WITH HALAL? Though not said, but implied, Wagyu Grill prides itself on serving a wide variety of authentic, halal-certified dishes that cater to a diverse palate.  I agree. Plus most dishes have halal in the menu name. The assurance of halal certification is a significant comfort for those adhering to a halal diet or faith based practices, making it a popular choice for the droves of customers observed within the 2 hours I was there. HOW WAS THE SERVICE? Excellent. Personable. Responsive. WOULD YOU EAT HERE AGAIN? Price points at the eatery are reasonable, considering the quality of food and the portion sizes. It offers great value for money, whether you're opting for a light snack or a full-course meal. There are other options on the menu that may be specific to this chain and I find it will be worth trying in the future. NEED TO KNOW *Wheelchair and mobility friendly *Wide space for seating and eating *First floor *Patio and inside eating "Lead with vision, wisdom and courage." --Tariq Ramadan @juken123 @wagyushawarmagrill @halalmeatisgood