Zaytuna Mediterranean Cuisine (food truck)
$ • Meal Delivery, Food Trucks, Mediterranean
Hours:
423 S 13th St, Omaha
(402) 575-8857
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Love the food! At the InnerRail, I recently had the lentil soup; seasoned perfectly! Highly recommend this restaurant.
The best chicken shawarma in Omaha! The garlic sauce and the wrap are perfect! The portion is relatively big and satisfying! For kiddos, 1 order will feed two. I hope you will expand in the future and have another truck in West Omaha. We will be back again!
Having to stumble upon Zaytuna has been such an amazing experience for me. First of all, this place has the best baklava. The baklava is just heavenly! So moist, fresh and just delicious. Second of all, I’ve met the owner of the restaurant who is one of the most gracious and trustworthy persons I’ve ever met. He let me puff on his hookah and sip on his delicious tea. This has touched my soul in ways that are hard to explain in words. His openness and trustworthiness is astonishing...read full review
Menu
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5PM - 12AM |
| Wednesday | 5PM - 12AM |
| Thursday | 5PM - 12AM |
| Friday | 5PM - 2:30AM |
| Saturday | 5PM - 2:30AM |
| Sunday | 5PM - 12AM |
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Zaytuna Mediterranean Cuisine is a food truck and restaurant known for its great food and incredible service. The best shawarma, flavorful meat, and generous sauce make the gyro and pita stand out. The chicken special (chicken, rice, lettuce, tomato, onion) is huge and SO good. The baklava is great, not drenched in honey, with lots of walnut or pistachios. Hummus, chicken shawarma, and kafta are good options with taste on point. The food is tasty, even at 1am on a Wednesday, and prices are crazy reasonable for a working man’s food truck. The warm ambiance and warm hospitality are a gem, with knowledgeable staff. However, be aware that the guy in the window might overcharge a couple of bucks or decide the tip, charging extra on a credit card. The truck serves cans of soda, and the soft spoken dude at the counter is freaking awesome. Located downtown near a smoke shop, it’s easily accessible for baklava without needing a table. It stands out among other food trucks and is loved by coworkers.