“King of Falafel in Astoria because they do the oval shape (essential if you like a solid crisp) and they get fresh batches of pita from Angel's Bakery.”
H3
9.0/10Middle Eastern
AI-generated summary
Get the . They fry it to order and usually hand you one to snack on while you wait. The and the hummus get almost as much praise, and the pickle on the platters cuts the heaviness. A platter runs about $12 and is easily two meals. A few people say the is the weaker order.
“King of Falafel in Astoria because they do the oval shape (essential if you like a solid crisp) and they get fresh batches of pita from Angel's Bakery.”
H3
“Not only does his chicken taste different, but his platters come with a heap of pickled vegetables that offer a nice balance to the otherwise heavy food. Plus the pitas are huge and fluffy.”
H3
“I've always liked the guys at the King of Falafel food truck on Bell Blvd. It is more expensive than regular carts, but there's more variety of veggies in the salad, and their chicken platter is as solid as it gets”
H3
“Another one of my go-to shawarma platters. Amazing shawarma and falafel and very filling.”
H2
“very good falafel. I would prefer some of the other spots for chicken and rice, but there was definitely a cleaner feel and taste to this platter”
H2
“Shawarma and falafel from King of Falafel”
H2
“they have great chicken shawarma at both spots.”
H2
“King of falafel and shawarma in Astoria.”
H2
“King of Falafel is still my favorite shawarma spot.”
H2
“King of Falafel and Duzan fry their falafel to order from my experience of eating at both for many years now. I don’t know that I’d tell someone to travel to Astoria for either of these spots (they’re great for the neighborhood but idk if they’re travel worthy great).”
H2
“falafel pita”
H2
“Love that they give you a fresh Falafel while you're waiting.”
H2