Noun
shawarma (usually uncountable, plural shawarmas)
A Middle Eastern sandwich-like wrap of shaved lamb, goat, chicken, turkey, beef, or a mixture of these.
An entrée of lamb (a lamb confit dish, not to be confused with shawarma), served in hunks in a pool of with cured eggplant and a soft egg, was also intensely salty, and oddly dry and lean for a dish that's usually all about the fat. Source: Internet
This all-day restaurant will be a fuller Koslow experience, from A.M. grab-and-go options like coffee and bagels made in a wood-fired oven to simple counter-service lunch that includes shawarma and other specialties. Source: Internet
Your city’s appeal pales when a new environment is introduced, especially one with a killer shawarma scene and a cheap music festival featuring Neutral Milk Hotel. Source: Internet
Then again, the shawarma scene is the second biggest group moment in the film, so it makes complete sense. Source: Internet
We have continental dishes, shawarma section and others. Source: Internet
Served with juicy shawarma, Mediterranean sides (5), tahina sauce, hot sauce, and freshly-baked pi. Source: Internet