Shawarma Stop To Go

Shawarma Stop To Go

29330 Wixom Rd, Wixom, MI 48393, USA
Detroit
Open
Visit Website +1 313-690-0909
Cuisines
Middle eastern (general)

Influencer Reviews1

J
View Profile

About

Shawarma Stop Catering is a Detroit-based eatery known for its loaded fries and Middle Eastern-inspired street food. The stall offers a variety of shawarma options, sauces, and toppings, catering to both traditional and modern tastes. Its loaded fries with lamb and signature garlic sauce are particularly popular among locals.

The Visit

The reviewer’s visit to Shawarma Stop Catering focused on their loaded fries, topped with lamb, garlic sauce, and a special sweet sauce. The combination of strong garlic, tender lamb, and crispy fries created a flavor-packed experience. The reviewer highlighted the boldness of the sauces and the satisfying texture, making this a must-try for fans of hearty, flavorful street food.

What They Ate

Loaded fries with garlic sauce, special sauce, and lamb shawarma

Quotes

"And finally, Shawarma stopped catering. Everything looked amazing, but I went with their loaded fries that has garlic sauce and special sauce, and then a choice of shawarma on top, and I went with lamb."
"Let's get a good bite, where we get everything. Mm. I feel good with that bite, mm. That garlic sauce is incredible. Still getting that lamb. The other sauce in there is like a little sweet, and then having a base of French fries,. How could it get better?"
"I love lamb. I think it's perfect for this because that garlic is so strong. You need a meat with like a little more power there. And lamb has that. Oh, man. Dude, I could just go to town on this."

Our Reflection

Shawarma Stop Catering brings bold flavors and satisfying portions to Detroit’s food scene. The reviewer’s enthusiasm for the loaded fries, especially the interplay of strong garlic sauce and tender lamb, is infectious. The dish’s layers—crispy fries, sweet and savory sauces, and hearty meat—create a street food experience that’s both comforting and crave-worthy. It’s a testament to Detroit’s diverse and evolving culinary landscape.

This review includes brief, attributed excerpts of copyrighted material used for the purposes of commentary, criticism, and education. Such use is permitted under Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act. All rights to the original works remain with their respective creators and copyright holders. Our intent is to highlight, celebrate, and help audiences discover these creators by directing attention to their original content.

Explore Related Content

Explore more in DetroitMore shawarma in DetroitMore middle eastern (general) spots in DetroitMore places featured by Jeremy Jacobowitz

Google Reviews

0.0
(0 reviews)

Recent Reviews in Detroit

Discover more restaurant recommendations in Detroit

EggRollDiva
4.8

EggRollDiva

Detroit

Fusion / contemporaryCaribbean

Jeremy Jacobowitz

"At Egg Roll Diva’s arena stand, the reviewer tries the Jamaican Jerk Chicken Egg Roll with chicken, peppers, onions, cabbage, carrots, and jerk sauce, served with ranch and sweet chili sauce. The heat and sweetness of the sauces are highlighted, with the reviewer noting the intensity and flavor complexity. The egg roll is praised as a perfect vessel for the spicy, savory filling."

Pietrzyk Pierogi
4.8

Pietrzyk Pierogi

Detroit

Fusion / contemporary

$$

Jeremy Jacobowitz

"The visit to People's Pierogi at Eastern Market showcased Detroit's vibrant food scene, with the reviewer sampling both classic and inventive pierogi varieties. The breakfast sausage, egg, and cheese pierogi stood out for its hearty flavors, while the jalapeno and cheddar special delivered a pleasant kick. The experience was enhanced by the lively market atmosphere and the stall's welcoming vibe, making it a memorable stop."

Lafayette Coney Island
4.6

Lafayette Coney Island

Detroit

American (traditional)Fast food

$

Jeremy Jacobowitz

"The reviewer visits Lafayette Coney Island early in the morning, sampling the iconic Coney dog loaded with chili, raw onions, and mustard. The experience is described as nostalgic, with the bold flavors of onions and creamy chili standing out. The visit highlights the ongoing debate over Detroit's best Coney, but the reviewer embraces the classic taste and texture combination."

Sweet Potato Sensations
4.6

Sweet Potato Sensations

Detroit

$

Jeremy Jacobowitz

"At Baby Bakery, the reviewer sampled a mini cheesecake adorned with chocolate chips and crushed nuts. The dessert impressed with its layered textures and balanced sweetness, offering a satisfying crunch from the nuts and a rich, creamy base. The bakery’s attention to detail and inventive toppings made it a standout among the market’s sweet offerings, providing a perfect follow-up to savory bites."

Iggy's Eggies
4.1

Iggy's Eggies

Detroit

American (traditional)

$

Jeremy Jacobowitz

"At Iggy's Eggies, the reviewer builds a loaded breakfast sandwich with an English muffin, jimmy yolk egg, egg sauce, American cheese, sausage, avocado, and a hash brown. The focus is on texture and layers, with crispy hash browns and creamy avocado standing out. The reviewer admits to going overboard with toppings but finds the result delicious and satisfying."

Penny Red's
3.9

Penny Red's

Detroit

Fusion / contemporaryAmerican (traditional)

$

Jeremy Jacobowitz

"Penny Red's, found at the back of The Brakeman, surprised the reviewer with food that far exceeded expectations for a beer hall. The standout dishes included sidewinder fries, honey butter biscuits, and fried chicken with kimchi barbecue and tangy sauces. The reviewer praised the quality and creativity, noting that the food was a highlight in an already fun, energetic setting."