The burrito was very disappointing. It was flat and loosely filled, with a lot of folded tortilla and very little filling. The ingredients were unevenly distributed, so some bites were mostly tortilla while the rice was all packed on one side. The rice was also mushy, wet, and bland, with no texture or flavour. It was a disaster to bite this burrito. Overall, it did not feel like a properly made burrito. The staff also seemed unsure of how to assemble it properly, which may explain the poor quality. Avoid it if you’re a burrito lover.
I tried this outlet for the first time today and, honestly, the experience wasn’t great for me. I ordered the Chicken Burrito and the Habibi Baby Chicken Bowl. I forgot to take a picture of the burrito after eating it, but I did take one of the bowl. Taste-wise, it was okay, and the bowl looked full at first glance. But most of it was veggies and sauce. The actual protein—the chicken—was very little. I noticed the staff member serving the chicken was giving very small portions, and that really affected the overall value of the meal. For the price, I expected a more balanced portion, especially of the chicken. Because of this, I personally prefer other outlets over this one. I’m still thankful I tried it, but I wouldn’t choose this particular branch again.
Quite disappointed by the false advertising menu. Paid for the “Cheesy Loaded Fries” for $6.90, expecting it to be as shown in the image in the menu, with the cheese, the meat and the mayonnaise loaded on top. However it turns out that the meat is an add-on and it’s just a bowl of fries “loaded” with cheese ONLY. Please make it more clear in the menu that you’re selling a bowl of just cheese fries and that the chicken is an add on. I would not have purchased it otherwise. Taste wise, not bad. Not great either. Very sad portion unfortunately.