The guide to Malmö's best falafel

If you're used to cycling in or out from the eastern part of the city, regular stops at this street kitchen could well become a habit. The acclaimed spot serves, among other things, a really tasty falafel in Iraqi bread made from equally good ingredients. Falafel enthusiasts make the pilgrimage to Baghdad from all over Malmö and beyond.

Youssif Iskandarani has been serving falafel in Malmö since the late 1980s, as one of the very first to introduce the dish in Sweden. The recipe, the same one Youssif's father taught him when he was young, is a winning formula – his falafel has been named the best in Malmö several times. Good quality chickpeas, crispy vegetables, and flavourful sauces characterise the wraps served from a food truck out in Fosie.

Inside Malmö Saluhall, Falafel & Burgers serve up nice, fresh falafel balls that can be enjoyed in either a pita bread or a salad with hummus and vegetables. Perhaps the only place in Malmö where you can enjoy your falafel with a super-local craft beer.

One of the best falafel wraps in Malmo can be found at Värnhems Falafel, a simple falafel joint that's won countless hearts with its homemade bread and flavourful balls. However you choose to dress your falafel, you can expect a great combination of soft and fluffy bread, crispy and flavourful falafel, and fresh vegetables - as well as a queue at rush hour. 

As well as flavourful falafel in homemade bread, Möllans Falafel attracts an even larger audience with a wide range of options for vegans. Vegans can choose from sauces like vegan garlic, chili-garlic, and hot chipotle mayo to go with the falafel. Take your meal to the next level with toppings such as grilled aubergine and peppers, roasted cauliflower or hummus.

This little street food stall by the canal has been satisfying stomachs for around two decades with falafel and kebabs. Its proximity to the library makes it a popular spot with bookworms and students. Expect substantial wraps and plates here, offering what might just be the quickest and cheapest meal in the neighbourhood. Vegans are catered for with options like tahini sauce and hot sauce.

Going to Sara's for a falafel often means getting a wrap, as the extra soft and warm homemade bread is a favourite for many in the city's falafel jungle. There's plenty of space here with an open area for those who want to sit down for a while and enjoy the hustle and bustle.

Mr. Falafel is a strong player on the Malmö falafel scene and has quickly made a name for itself as one of the best. Their fresh falafel is served with all kinds of colourful goodies and if you're feeling a little extra hungry, you can add more vegetables, feta or halloumi.

The TV series The Bridge ("Bron") has shown Saga Norén indulging in a wrap at Jalla Jalla, and spontaneous raves at this fast food favourite have gone viral on Facebook. Jalla Jalla is a reliable falafel joint with great service and food that really hits the spot.

This well-established spot in Rosengård is renowned as one of the better places for falafel and other fast food from the Middle East. The toppings are of the classic kind, and behind the counter, you'll also find other tasty treats like fried pastries, cheese-filled vegetables, and salads.

Fast food stall with an excellent location just outside Folkets Park and overlooking the express bus line 5's bus stop for anyone on a tight schedule. A handy spot for grabbing a falafel – preferably in Iraqi bread – before heading home or onwards.

Contrary to its name, this fast food joint isn't actually in Denmark, but on Copenhagen Road in Malmö. With generous portions of fresh vegetables, well-balanced sauces, and falafel fried to order, the place has become a favourite among many Malmö residents when it comes to the city's national dish. Prices are on the lower end.

A falafel wrap at Falafel Master mainly consists of fresh vegetables, meaning that all ingredients need to be extra fresh and crisp. Wraps are served with salad and a generous amount of fresh parsley - small details that make a big difference. The location right next to Slottsparken makes it a perfect spot for a spontaneous lunch on sunny days out and about.

If you find yourself near Fridhem and hunger strikes, head straight to this falafel spot, which serves generous portions in wraps, Iraqi bread and on a plate. If by any chance you've got some room left in your stomach, you can complement your meal with a plate of fries, hummus, and fried snacks.

Ammo Falafel serves homemade falafel with plenty of colourful toppings in fresh bread. The food is excellent for both vegans and vegetarians, and there are plenty of seating options available outside.

This unassuming spot on Tessins Road is easy to miss if you're not aware of it, but thanks to its great falafel, numerous Malmö locals come here solely for the food. The nearby park is a perfect oasis to enjoy an order of crispy falafel with fries, bread, and sauce during the summer months. 

With its small food truck, X Falafel spreads the smell of freshly fried chickpea balls across central Rosengård. Swing by and pick up a falafel in a wrap, baguette or on a plate, made with fresh ingredients and lots of love.

Are you someone who believes "the bigger, the better", or do you just want to stay full for a really, really long time? Then Verona may be just the place for you. The restaurant may be focused on pizza, but it's also known for its very (!) generous falafel wraps. In addition to falafel, the bread is filled with fresh vegetables, chili peppers and sauce, in quantities that could quite possibly satisfy a whole battalion.