iny and hugely popular, Ghazale, beside the Bloor Cinema, emits a siren-esque kebab scent, drawing rotating meat and falafel fans to the rocks of Shawarma Land. Gloriously greasy and smelling of dreamed-of or remembered Middle Eastern sojourns, Ghazale is an area favourite. Prices are appropriately cheap while the grab and go fare is exceedingly filling and tongue pleasing. -S.T.