Vegetarian and gourmet falafels are my absolute favourites. Not too much spice or not too try or garlicky. Staff are always so friendly too.

Great Falafels, the thing that I like the most is that they are very tasty but not too spicy so I don't end up with the feeling of garlic through the whole day, great option or vegetarians

Approximate cost: $11

When my son used to work in bondi junction I used to walk in Bondi Westfield's foodcourt and used to be offered one falafel for free from a yumba staff generously handing food to passing people. I loved it and decided to try the food. Awesome falafels I must say, not sure if it's better than sababa or not but what I know is that it is damn good must try!

These serve the best falafels in Sydney. They have a variety of falafels - I like their Gourmet falafel, the Yummba falafel is also good. They even give free falafels to taste. A few dollars expensive than their shop in UNSW but the taste is same. Give it a try, worth every dollar.

Approximate cost: $10-15

So this place sells some of the best falafels that i have tried in sydney and are very close or as good as sababa's. you can order a small plate with 6 falafels or a bigger one with 13. they come with sauce and salad and are pretty tasty even though a bit pricy.

I would like to say great news for the vegetarian people cause this place offers the most amazing vegetarian dish I have ever had. I am a meat eater and I always find being a vegetarian is so difficult, but the food that this restaurant produced had changed my opinion completely. Okay lets talk about the food.. you guys should definitely try the yummba falafel. Strongly recommended

My mum and I love these felafal rolls, anytime we go to bondi junction we make sure to have one of these each and sometimes one to take home. they have a special imported felafel making machine so they are always crispy, the chickpeas are a little coarse and crunchy which i like. the salad servings are generous.

I bought a Yummba falafel from here for $9. It was the best falafel I've ever had. It contained purple cabbage, tabouli, salsa, falafel balls, hummous and spinach. It is made fresh so it is the tastiest it can be. I like the location of this place too, as there are tables and comfortable chairs in a cafe style food court in Westfield Level 5.

Approximate cost: $9