If you want variety and customization, monthly deals and great rice, Babaz is for you. This place is in the middle for its prices; even with coupons, it's not as cheap as Omzzy's. Their delivery system is pretty complex, with many food options requiring you to select every ingredient going into your meal. The delivery took an hour which is appropriate for Babaz being the farthest place from my location. Customer service was also excellent; the first operator was confused when checking on my orders eta. However, the second person clarified everything and apologized for a lot, which was nice and unnecessary. 

   The shawarma plate is on the medium side. You are getting about a cup of meat, possibly less and two or more cups of rice, potatoes, fries or whatever else you selected for the side. They give you one meat option, two sides and three sauces. You can add more of what you want but every additional thing is 50 cents to $1. The pita is 50 cents apiece; Saj bread is $1. The pita was good. The Saj bread is massive and kind of sweet. For sauces, I got hummus, garlic and tahini; this is what all my orders have come with though and other restaurants even included hot sauce too. The hummus was the worst I have had, no flavor, super smooth texture as if no chickpea was in it, just not great. The garlic was good and reminded me of Omzzy's; garlic-y, thick and creamy. They provided no veggies and no pickles. This is very disappointing. They had salad options for a side but no pickled goods, which to me is a staple for good shawarma. The rice has two varieties; house rice and spiced rice. Both were good; the spiced rice is the best rice I have had yet. The chicken shawarma was not good; it was fatty and also tasted more like rotisserie than shawarma. The beef looked good but was under-spiced and dry. Both types of meat were the worst I have had so far. To redeem Babaz, the gyro I also got but am not reviewing was excellent. For a lot of options and deals, come to Babaz; just don't bother with the shawarma.