Ranoush Juice

Good little small place to enjoy shawarma and more Middle Eastern taste. Service was excellent . Lamb & chicken shawarma was crunchy and tasty. Garlic sauce was the star. I never had such garlic sauce ever ,it was just wow. Only big issue is portions are too small and overpriced . Juices were fresh and tasty.

This Lebanese spot is my go-to for quick, affordable food. The shawarma is always fresh and flavorful, and the menu has plenty of options to choose from. The location is easy to find, and the food comes out hot and fast. It can get busy on weekends, but the service is quick. A solid choice for tasty Lebanese food at a good price.

Visited Ranoush for the first time today. Opted for a lamb shawarma wrap which comes in one size only. Priced at £7.50. Customer service was excellent. Decor and ambience of the restaurant was nice and it was quite spacious. The assembly of the wrap was good. Price to quality ratio was good too. The meat flavours were good but I feel like the meat could’ve been more tender and salt content could’ve been more obvious. Sauces were decent took. I don’t think this place can compete with Helen’s for their shawarma wraps. Overall, a decent shawarma wrap but not in the same league as Helen’s.

I tried the chicken shawarma for the first time here today..it arrived promptly but the wrap was drenched in oil..it was not too spicy and tasted ok enough but by God, when I got home thats when the severe stomach cramps started, bloating and feel sick 😪 The toum sauce was really strong. I have never left a negative review for anywhere I have eaten before but it is important to be honest. Sadly, I will not be returning to eat another Shawarma here.

Probably the worst Lebanese food I’ve had — but I’ll let you decide. The mixed grill lamb was so hard and rubbery that I couldn’t cut it, so I had to leave it. As soon as the chips arrived, you could tell the oil was old because it didn’t smell right. The fattoush salad was disappointing and tasted poorly prepared. Overall, the cooking felt lazy and low quality. The hygiene was also concerning — for example, a quick visit to the toilet tells you a lot about a place.

This is great food, seriously. Hommous is fresh and zingy, chicken and lamb are both crispy and tender, chilli sauce is super spicy, fresh juice tastes FRESH, Lebanese bread is soft and didn't snap like day old stuff does. Really hit the spot, and feels like nutrition. Service is real, no fake smiles, no rudeness... genuine people who seem to actually take pride in their work. I'll be back here again with reinforcements 😊

I'm still searching for the best shawerma in London and this is the closest option. Juicy chicken with some flavour, nice thumia -garlic- sauce. However, the bread was not that fresh. Quite pricey like any other shawerma price I tried here but the size is big and fulfilling.

A small yet great place in the heart of Edgware Road. As soon as you walk towards the place, you get the build up as locals are enjoying similar foods and hookahs in the area. When you enter towards the right you get that good wiff of the meats rolling around. Only to have to abandon them to walk down to the end to order. - You place your order with friendly staff, they give you a ticket which you hand down to the cooks and they call your order when it’s done. The quantity of meat is acceptable and the taste is definitely there. I would suggest for everyone to ask for extra garlic sauce and maybe go slow on the chilli - unless you like it - it surely has a strong kick to it! All in all a great schwarma, juicy, flavourful and authentic.

Amazing! Why can't we have better Turkish food/shawarma in Gainesville? I have made it my tradition that every year before big conference in London that I eat Shawarma and this year I brought a huge group of people to indulge with me! This place is great. When you walk in you see the two giant meat spinners one with chicken and the other with lamb. You then go up to the counter and order. This time I had the mixed shawarma and a lamb shawarma. Both were super tasty and had a lot of flavor. For the people who have never had shawarma it's kinda like a gyro but they cut the meat right off the meat area. Inside there is usually a light sauce with pickle, pepper and tomato. It's wrapped in foil or paper and you eat it. Each bite is bursting with flavor and it's so tasteful! When we came here we also got fries. The fries are huge so if you go with someone consider getting 1 order of fries for 2 people to share. The total cost I think was around 17 pounds. If I would have gotten 1 shawarma, fries and a drink it would have been around 12 pounds. Overall a great restaurant and the food was delicious! I highly recommend!

This is the worst place that i have ever been to in over 20 years. While the food was average, the guy at the register (blond guy with green eyes) was not only disrespectful but also harassed me and threatened me. It all started with me asking him was it better to get a shawarma plate or a shawarma special plate, to which he suggested a special because the portion is bigger. However when the food came the portion was even smaller than the reg plate, i asked him why is it smaller when he said it was bigger... his reaction left me in shock.. first he yelled it wasn't his fault it is the chef's fault then he said if you dont like it get out.. i went back to my table surprised by what i had just encountered and was telling my friend how this guy seems to have absolutely no customer training.. he actually came to my table and told me to SHUT UP, EAT YOUR FOOD & GET THE HELL OUT! I was extremely caught off-guard i couldn't respond nor did i have a reaction at that point.. i couldn't believe that actually just happened.. neither did my friend.. he caused a scene in the restaurant. After i finished my food as i was walking out i told him unfortunately someone with anger issues and a trashy attitude like yourself belongs in the kitchen not out here in front insulting and harassing customers. He yelled and told the security guy get this person in front of me out of here before i hurt him. The security guy was nice and asked me if everything was ok, i just nodded and left. I was close to calling police but figured it would be a waste of time since my friend and i were about to go out enjoy our night. This place does not deserve one star.. it deserve a negative star given this was the most awful experience i have ever encountered in my entire life at a restaurant. Avoid this place.. there are hundreds of other places in the same area that have excellent food i would rather go to.

I must've been on Edgware Rd at least four days a week while in London. It is a Mecca for Middle Eastern food. Persian, Syrian, Lebanese, Gulf, Egyptian and Turkish is what you'll find. Choices galore! Today I decided to grab a couple sandwiches for me and the family and to my surprise walked into this amazing little restaurant. The name will fool you as its named Ranoush juice. How would you like walking into a little restaurant and finding platters of amazing vegetable and rice platters right there in front of you? Kabsah, Machboos, Biryani and Vermicelli Rice right there on the counters to tempt as you watch the cook shave the chicken and beef deliciousness and freshly prepare your sandwiches. I uploaded some videos so make sure and look for those. I personally liked it more than Helen's on Edgware. Came with all the fixins, wrapped in freshly baked pita bread. You gotta come here if you're in THIS neck of the woods and follow me for more!

I have been coming here whenever I am In London for close to 20 years and it is still the best chicken shawarma. Everything is good!

On my 2am hunt for the best kebab in Shoreditch this is where I ended up... Edgware Road. Me and hundreds others. This place is grade A, cross-the-town, guaranteed fantastic shawarma kebab excellent. The small shawarmas run in at just over 3 quid and made in massive production line style by Lebanese experts who are part of the Maroush empire that seems to own more of Edgware Road than the Duke of Westminster and Lord Sainsbury combined. Your patience will be tested with 30 people lines at 3am but the resultant satisfaction in your tummy and on your tongue will see you through to 4am and on. I don't know why Sinan didn't like the service at this restaurant because it's not a restaurant and there's not much service. It's a take-out juice bar and kebab shop, part of the ridonkulous Maroush empire, and it's pretty bloody good and crucially... it's open late late late. On Saturday night at 3am, you've just had the best kebab in Shoreditch, The City, Westminster, Soho, Holborn and wherever. Glad you drove.

Just order the Lamb Shwarma sandwich spicy with french fries and a coke. grab a white garlic sauce from the counter and enjoy. We've eaten here for years and the food is always great. I've tried a few other items as well and all good but the Shwarma sandwich with spicy sauce is the best.

The first night I went (suggested by a Lebanese&Turkish friend) to the Knightsbridge Ranoush Juice, across from Harrod's/Harvey Nichols, we ordered lamb shawarma with hummous, fried potatoes with chili, salad, fluffy pita bread, and fried cheese pastries, topped off with baklava and a fruit platter. Um, words cannot describe the steaming sensation of the juicy food sliding down your throat, of a million flavours bursting in your mouth simultaneously, careening against your tongue, and heating up your entire body in deliciousness. Got free baklava and fruit. Lamb Shawarma, one of the BEST I've ever had, super tender, lots of hummus. The naan was likewise amazing. Ordered a lot more other appetizers; it had such a huge array of vegetarian options for my friend, too! Loved it so much, two days later, we went back to the one on Edgware Road, which was open late night after lots of shisha, was quick, and had the besttt wraps ever. Also, ridiculously cheap for amazing shawarma kebab meal.

Ranoush Rocks - if you want to grab a quick bite to eat & sip a freshly squeezed juice this is the place.Lamb wrap or grilled halloumi & salad with a fresh carrot & orange juice really hit the spot. +Cheap,quick,spotlessly clean,open VERY late. -Tiny and very popular,so hard to get a seat.If you do,they are the high chair kind....and staff are not smiley friendly,but no big deal as its a quick pit-stop place.

I Have a lot of apathy for this resaurant, the food is fantastic, which is what you would expect from Lebonese cuisine, however, the service is not far from horrific. I have had my fair share of expereices here, for three years I went to college just minutes away in Paddigton, and you would have thought that I would have encountered at least one nice waiter, but you would be wrong. If you can see beyond the service and you want a great meal or have a nice fruit juice (I would suggest the melon), then you won't have any problems. It is really reasonable in price but I still cant get over at how ignorant the waiters are. The best bet is, have a takeaway. They have nice Shirwama's, both Lamb and Chicken and they are about £3 each for a small.

I've been coming here for years and years for a mixed fruit juice and a chicken shwarma or lamb shwarma... I've only ever used it as a take away. There is a small section of seating, which is even nicer in the summer when the sun occasionally joins us in London! Really, really good food! Nice staff. If you're in the area and looking for something to have on the move, this is your place!

One of the best gyro place in my life. Their chicken gyro and lamb gyro is to die for. They have a chill or sauce which makes it so flavorful that you will eat your fingers. We tried their mango juice as well and it's so good. Must go place when you are in London!

9. RANOUSH JUICE BAR The Ranoush Juice Bar is a part of the Maroush group, and they are kings of the shwarma kebab. Both chicken and the lamb shwarma are well seasoned and need little more than a dollop of houmous and a flatbread to set them off. About £7pp ex-drinks (no alcohol.

I stopped by Ranoush Juice on account of walking through Hyde Park and dying for something fresh and sweet! I ordered: Mango Juice: I'm pretty sure they just ran champagne mangoes straight through a juicer, which explained the strangely viscous texture. I got used to it though, but I did not get used to the hyper-fluorescent color. Who knew that juiced mangoes look like blended Kraft Mac and Cheese? It was that weird yellow-orange color. Shwarma Lamb: I ordered this as a wrap. The lamb was very tender, and incredibly fatty. I didn't really like the white sauce that they put in the wrap, so I ended up eating the lamb separately from the rest of the pita. Service was just fine.

The lamb shawrma is amazing. Will be coming back whenever I am in London. Quick service and great food. Definitely come here if you are in town.

The juice is great. I went there for the shawarma as I heard good things about it. I guess my expectations were too high. We got no choice in the vegetables/salad we wanted or the sauce. They could have at least asked. Had to go ask myself later on for chilli sauce. The chips were awful, waste of money too. It would be handy if they could have some sauce options available on the table. It isn't a quick pitstop for everyone, some do prefer to just sit down and enjoy their food, those people should least be treated well. Had this woman standing their right behind me while I was eating. Just awkward. Oh well, I would advise people coming here for the juice/smoothies. I may give this place another chance. Maybe they were just having a bad day. Others seemed to have enjoyed the food here.

That lamb shawarma. Crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, with lovely bits of fat. And the baba ghanouj. Smokey, creamy, covered in olive oil. Nothing more needs saying really.

This is definitely a take away place. Shawarma both lamb and chicken were great. Ask him to put fries-chips in your lamb shawerma. The juices didn't look encouraging however the Nignags like spinach, cheese, kebeh.... Are good too. The best thing about this is its open late!!!!

After a late night out there is nowhere better to go in London than the Ranoush to soften the impact of too much booze etc. I always feel much healthier after drinking two glasses of thier fresh watermelon juice and munching on a crisp falafel sandwich. This place has saved me and served me well on many occasions.

The food here is all the standard Turkish type stuff... kebabs and similar. The food is nice but the service here (in common with many similar places on Edgware Road) is incredibly rude. I dont know if they are more polite to Turkish people or if they are rude to everyone but it is not nice. It is not that they say anything impolite it is that they do not say anything... I have been there a couple of times and both times the staff barely said a word to me except grunting a bit when I made my order, the second and last time they didn't even look at my face when I was talking to them which made me feel very unwelcome.

It's a takeaway so I can't really justify giving it 4 or 5 stars... BUT the kebabs are glorious.

This is a muslim friendly kind of place, no alcohol and eveything halaal. Its a local hang out spot for the community and since no alcohol is served is great for the whole family. Just like any other bar or restaurant is open til late.

Cash only rather crowded 'bar' where you can get a late night snack. Food is good however queues are long and the shop is tiny so it gets rather uncomfortably crowded.

Ranoush Juice is a great place for cheap filling food on edgware Rd, however i think i would rather take the food home, than eat in the resteranut as the site isnt very pleasing, and the tables are greasy. Apart from that its a great place for shawarmas full of chicken at a bargain price of £3.25!

So I went there late at night me and my friend and we both ordered chicken and lamb Shawarama. They both tasted good, but after our meal at night, me and my friend felt that we eat a tub of salt because we got very thirsty that we couldn't sleep at night. That night after Ranoush I drank two large bottles of water and I still felt very thirsty, then the heartburn started to kick in. So my overall experience was good food but bad aftermath , so I am not sure if I will go there again.

Forget the fact that it was kinda busy, I mean we managed to get tables and while we were eating there was no one ordering or even standing in this place. We waited ages for two measly sized shwarmas and the fries didn't come till later. They took until my food came to clear the table but not clean it. The guy doing that was, I'm sorry absolute shit. I don't know if he thinks hygiene is optional in a restaurant or in life, but it isn't in either. Overpriced too. I could have, should have eaten something healthier and cheaper nearby. Well, fool my once, shame on you. Fool me twice,...

Great place to sit down and have some fast tasty Lebanese food and probably the best Kebab rolls in London and amazing fresh juice.

This place has the best shawarma sandwiches on all of Edgware Road. You can tell how good a shawrma is going to be by looking at the rotisserie and counting the drops of juice that come off the meat. Anything less than one per second is going to be dry. This place is like rain. You can' t even count!

I come here every time I visit London. The shawarma is amazing - lamb and chicken. They recently redid the space and now have tables to sit at, which is nice.