"It's fine."
I was a few bites into my Chicken Shawarma Sandwich when I muttered the above words to nobody in particular.
The product being offered at M'Zaar will certainly satisfy one's craving for a shawarma, but there's absolutely nothing in it that'll knock one's socks off.
It's assembled really well, I'll give it that. Sometimes when you eat a shawarma wrap, the entire thing falls apart long before you reach the final few bites. But the shawarma I got from M'Zaar retained its structural integrity all the way to the end, which is in itself nothing short of a miracle. (Although it probably helps that the wrap was woefully undersauced, to the point where it was actually pretty dry in spots.)
The toppings were all fine, and so was the chicken. The meat was almost completely lacking in those coveted crunchy bits, but really, given the intense mediocrity of everything else, I wasn't in the least bit surprised about that.
I suppose I would order food from M'Zaar again in a pinch, but I certainly wouldn't go out of my way to munch on their wares.