Shawarma Station

Perfect place and good people with reasonable prices, recommended

The Shawarma Station has a variety of foods that are available at very reasonable prices and of good quality and preparation. Their servings are good and they have a sit in area to eat. There is a mosque 200m away for mens prayers only

Nice and affordable, limited choice but nice taste. Serving was a little less, people liked the taste, typical arabic food.

Good food. Best shawarma in town.

Place caters to blue collar arab populus in Rome, so you can imagine the service and quality and ambiance of the place. We only ordered Shawarma as it was the only thing that looked good. Only reason we ate their because of their halal menu. They don't allow you to offer salat there.

We located this restaurant based on zabihah recommendation. It was not hard to find with a map, roughly 10 minutes from Termini station. Went with family there for dinner craving halal food after a week of pizzas and breads. It was a welcome change, owner is Egyptian as was most of the crowd there. Its a simple inexpensive outfit. They had kebabs and shawarma, arab rice and hot dishes like chicken and lamb curry. Serving size was ample. Food was of average quality. Their deserts included muhallabia and other nutty sweets. They do not sell alcohol as stated by one reviewer. Its all non-alcoholic beverage. For its price and reasonable quality, I will recommend to others.

We visited in January 2010 and the place is still there... There is no Alcohol and we did see some local Italians eating there at like 9 in the evening. If you're looking for Halal food, this place could be it. The food is average.

This lace was great.. It was nice to go to a halal place in Rome that didnt serve alcohol...

An average restaurant. After eating pizza for 2 weeks while I was in Southern Itally, I almost forgot the taste of meat :) I was walking by the Termini station when I saw this Halal place serving Shawarma, and I went and there was friendly Pakistani owner who confirmed the meat is Halal. The taste however wasn't super good.

Decent food after 5 days of eating Pizza. Reasonably priced. Dinner for 3 cost 27 Euros. Veg platter (Humus, Tabouli etc.) was good. Shawarma average (Little Fatty Meat). Kabob was above average. Flavoured Rice excellent. Overall a pleasant experience. No Alcohol served.No Alcohol served. They have Beer which was "Non Alcoholic

This place was alright. Near to the Termini station it served pizzas and shawarmas. As for all of these types of shops in Rome, alcohol is served.