Years ago, when Keith worked in Clarendon, Moby Dick's House of Kabob was on regular rotation as his lunch spot. We had some errands to run out in the area, so decided to come here for a quick lunch. You order at the counter and then find a seat in the large dining area and wait for your number to be called as your dish is cooked to order. The portions seem to be quite generous and though the platters with rice are most popular, we settled on sandwiches. More similar to the Lebanese-style of wrapped sandwiches, the flat bread here was different than a pita and held up nicely to wrapping my falafel sandwich with lettuce, tomatoes, and onions. The raw onion slices were way too overpowering for me, so I picked them out. The tahini sauce was a bit bland so I added some of the yogurt sauce as well. While the falafel tasted fresh, they fell apart a bit too easily causing quite a mess. Keith enjoyed his gyro of sliced beef with feta cheese, lettuce, tomato, and onions. He also dipped his into yogurt sauce. Usually, gyros are made with lamb, but this version came with a tasty seasoned beef. Overall, the restaurant was clean, spacious, and the service was fast with fresh food. A decent fast-casual spot.
Total Rating: 3.58
Food: 3.5, Price: 4, Service: 3, Ambience: 3, Accessibility: 5
What I ate:
Falafel Sandwich
vegetable patties made with chick peas, fava beans, parsley, onions,
cilantro, garlic, sesame seed, sea salt fried in vegetable oil, served with tahini sauce
Moby's Gyro
with sliced seasoned beef
