M. Sahyoun Falafel

Went there weekly ten years ago, happy to see it s still open. Pro: best falafel you'll ever have- Con: all the following ones will be tasteless

- Quentin A -

I think this is like a Mecca stop whenever someone visits Lebanon Beirut because this is a must visit shop to try the Falafel. For me this is probably the shop that I have ever tried the best falafel the first bite you get a hot one it is hot, crispy and so flavourful and soft on the inside. Don't scrimp if you can just order the big one which is the sandwich extra it will leave you very satisfied. Hang around for a while to catch the falafel frying process and the making of the sandwich. Was honoured to have the famous owner doing hands on wrapping the sandwich and see how fast his hands are. Even singer Bryan Adams visited this place and enjoyed the falafel. Its a great combination on the fresh vegetables and the sauces used that till now makes my impression of the sandwich so memorable. Don't be mistaken cause there are 2 shops side by side selling the same thing. You know you are eating from the right shop when you feel so satisfied and happy.

- Matthew Lee -

One of the two Sahyoun brothers and Beirut’s most popular falafel shops, his falafel is always fresh and crunchy, sandwiches are small so most probably you need two if you’re hungry. Prices are really good. Highly recommended.

- Cocoa Sukar -

The falafel sandwich at Mr. Sahyoun is simply exceptional! Perfectly crispy on the outside, soft and flavorful inside, and wrapped with the freshest ingredients. Truly one of the tastiest falafels I’ve ever had, a must-try in Beirut! The staff are also very nice and welcoming.

- Ghada Jalal -

The freshness that is everywhere inside the sandwich, the great fusion in this simple sandwich doesn’t come randomly; it’s been made for decades.

- Ahmad Husam -

It was impressive to see the personality of the honest owner. I realised that's why they're so popular and why people keep coming back to this falafel-centric place. Even with the crazy inflation in Lebanon, they seem to manage to keep the price as reasonable as possible. # Beirut # Lebanon

- T. GeBrim -

Small place but delicious falafel it was my first time trying it and loved tha tarator sauce it was lovely

- Sara Salem -

If you're looking for authentic falafel at an unbeatable price, this place is a must-visit. The falafel is everything you could hope for—crispy on the outside, soft and flavorful on the inside, with just the right blend of spices. Each bite bursts with tradition, served alongside fresh pita, vibrant salads, and creamy tahini sauce. The generous portions and budget-friendly prices make it a fantastic option for anyone craving a taste of the Middle East without breaking the bank. Whether you're a long-time falafel fan or trying it for the first time, this spot won't disappoint.

- Paolo walcher -