Laud Naija Shawarma - Beltsville

I really wanted to submit a 5-star review, but the high prices and small portion sizes makes this a miss for me. I ordered two buff shrimp shawarma and was disappointed by the ultra slim burrito style shawarma with very little shrimp inside. If I 'm paying over $13 for what essentially is a burrito... I expect for it to be substantial (no drink or side dish offered) . The flavors and spices used are great but what I received is not worth the price I was charged.

Crazy! Walk into a photo studio and what should be an office is home to Laud Shwarma. No sign above. Small sign in window. Knock on the office door. I've had Nigerian food. Never had Nigerian schwarma. It's pretty cabbagey with a sauce that is reminiscent of a spicy thousand island, wrapped in a tortilla wrap, finished on a panini press. The fries are thick small sweet potato chips. The chicken is chopped fine and seasoned, not vertical grill. The beef is a seasoned ground

I?ve always wondered what my wife really likes in this Shawarma especially when we go home on a visit as I was never a fan before leaving the country as I had tried it a lot of times and only felt good about it once??fast forward to trying it when she kept bugging me we should go get some Shawarma from Laud Shawarma !!! Sincerely, the word yummy does not do justice; they hit all the right notes and much more. I?m now a big fan and always the one begging her we should go get

Sometimes the best meals can be found in an industrial park in Beltsville. I also learned that this restaurant offers a Nigerian twist on shawarma. This meal consisted of the mouthwatering supreme shawarma with a side of fried sweet potatoes. I got a container of the 1981 sauce for when I have a future need for tangy sauce with a nice, mild heat. The staff was very friendly as I picked up my order. Thank you, Laud!

I was surprised to find a Nigerian shawarma place in the DMV area so I just had to try it. The shawarma is really close to, if not like shawarma from ebeano in Lekki or Chanel O in Owerri. Then the accompanying sauce is suspiciously similar to the signature chick-fil a sauce but better. Let me not overhype them before you go are unimpressed but I don?t think you?d be disappointed (this is not a sponsored post) Lool! I tried the beef dambu nama, sadly not impressed.