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King of Shawarma Cafe (Banjul)
The guide was updated:The authentic local eatery serves mouthwatering wraps that come at very reasonable prices, and offers several kinds of freshly pressed juices to choose from. King of Shawarma is one of the sparse eateries serving good value, quality food in the capital.
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- Address: Nelson Mandela St, Old Town, Banjul
- Opening hours: Mon-Sat 9am-5pm
- Phone: +220 422 9799
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