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I'm a huge fan of Arabic street food but I'm not sure where to find the best spots in Los Angeles. I've heard about some great places but would love to get some recommendations from locals. Additionally, I enjoy watching Arabic channels and I'm curious if anyone knows a good IPTV service to catch my favorite shows. Any help would be appreciated!

Hi Sara, thanks for posting! Los Angeles is a fantastic city for Arabic street food, offering a variety of delicious options. Here are a few recommendations you might want to explore:

• Al-Ameer: Known for their shawarma and falafel, this place is a must-visit.
• Habibi's: Great for kebabs and their garlic sauce is to die for.
• Shawarma King: A local favorite for quick bites and delicious wraps.
• La Kebab: Offers a range of grilled meats that are perfect for street food lovers.

As for IPTV services, I recommend checking out this trusted IPTV provider that features a wide array of Arabic channels. It can be a great option for catching up on your favorite shows. Let me know if you have other questions!

Thanks for the recommendations! I love shawarma, so I’ll definitely check out Al-Ameer. Do you know if they have any vegetarian options?

Hi Mohammed, yes, Al-Ameer does offer vegetarian options, including falafel and various salads. Their falafel wrap is quite popular and is a great choice for vegetarians. If you enjoy spicy food, you might also want to try their spicy tahini sauce. Enjoy your visit!

I absolutely love street food! I've tried Habibi’s and it was amazing! I’m also interested in the IPTV service you mentioned. Does it have any sports channels?

Hi Laila, I'm glad to hear you enjoyed Habibi's! It's a great spot. Regarding the IPTV service, yes, they do offer a selection of sports channels, including popular Arabic sports networks. It's a good way to keep up with both local and international sports events. Let me know if you have more questions!

What about desserts? Are there any Arabic dessert spots near these food places?

Hi Ali, absolutely! For Arabic desserts, you should check out Bread & Honey which specializes in baklava and kunafa. They are located not far from Al-Ameer, making it convenient to grab some sweets after your meal. Another option is Shami Sweets, known for their traditional desserts. Enjoy your sweet treats!

I love kunafa! Is Shami Sweets known for any special varieties?

Hi Fatima, yes, Shami Sweets is famous for their kunafa, especially the one topped with pistachios. They also offer a unique version with cheese, which is a must-try if you enjoy cheesy desserts. I highly recommend visiting them after your street food adventure!