My guide book said this famous museum was packed with exhibits and hard to work your way around. A guide definitely helps. Few exhibits are well labelled and it would be easy to miss something great if you tried to do it yourself. If you want to see a properly laid out modern museum in Egypt then my advice would be to go to the Luxor Museum. With the Great Egyptian Museum apparently close to opening, there are growing sections of this one now gutted and empty. It feels like closing sale! The highlight is the Tutankhamen exhibit. No photos in the treasure room. But I care less as looking at the golden mask was worth the trip. I wonder what will happen to this museum. It could be amazing but needs serious renovation. Also the traffic to get to and from the location is hectic.

Good but the guy at the entrance gave us very hard time while entering regarding a ticket issue. He was not nice at all. But the museum is good except the fact that there was no air-conditioning at all ,just few fans in some locations only not in all the museum, so, bring your own neck fan if you are planning to visit as it takes at least 3 hours to finish it all without guiding.

Considering the historical value and rareness of the artifacts exhibited there, I consider one of the most important museums in the world. I'm amazed with Egyptian culture and to visit this museum was breath taking. It is famous for the tuthankamon's pieces but it has much more to offer with thousand pieces including sarcophagi and a block of stone more complete than Rosetta's.

Definitely a must see. It's so interesting to be able to see history first hand and up close. So many wonderful things to see with a story to each. You can spend an entire day and not see everything. It is best to have a local guide to help walk you through and explain what everything is. You get the sense of how people lived back in those days and how beautiful and detailed designs were as well. Best place to see if you want to experience history.

I don’t know if there are audio guides on the museum and that might change the experience. I went with our tour guide, from a Egypt tour. He explained some of the main pieces, but only like 30min, and then we walked by ourselves. There are some signs in there for you to read but too little. So maybe if you get a audio guide it is better. It is a bit hot inside, but they are constructing the new one ☺️ It has great treasures, like Tutankhamen treasures and golden mask, many mummies and many many coffins and falses doors. It is a must see without any doubts! It is probably a better experience with an audio guide

Astonishing and mind blowing museum. The collection T the museum can easily fill 10 more museums. I only hope the display can be better and to have AC as it was so hot during the day (our visit was on July). Hoping to see the collection being presented in better way after the opening of grand museum as it hurts to see some statues and artifacts being neglected and poorly displayed which in fact can be a master piece at other museums.

Had the pleasure of visiting the Egyptian Museum( original) in October of 2021. The new Grand Egyptian museum wasn’t open yet! At this time, there wasn’t much at the older location, but I was still amazing and beautiful. Restrooms are on the 2nd floor, and the gift shop is at the exit. There are X-ray Machines and security checks. Plus maybe wear a mask. I

A must visit in Cairo. It's home to a vast array of the incredible treasures found in the tomb of one of the youngest pharaohs of Egypt known as Tutankhamun. This alone should be a selling point. You can view his intricately detailed sarcophagus, chairs (throne) and even his death mask, it's mind blowing. Apart from this, the building is full of incredible ancient Egyptian artifacts. There's even a room dedicated to mummified animals like fish, crocodiles, monkeys and dogs. If you've ever wanted to see real mummies, you've also come to the right place. Enjoy 👍👍

The items in this place are amazing and so is the architecture of the museum from the inside and out, but the sad thing that made me give it a 3 stars ratings is the very low maintenance that it has. There is dust everywhere, and the artifacts and mummies feel as if they’ve been thrown left and right sadly, and there are no plates explaining the items.

The massive bazaar can be confusing to navigate. But the locals are very helpful. There are small and large shops and stalls that sells everything from food, drinks, souvenirs, clothing, jewelry, housewares, and much more. Just enjoy yourself and barter with the vendors. It's a great culture experience.

The glowing market! Must visit place for tourists. You will mainly find different kind of decorative light in this market. Best time to visit- sunset-night. The market is literally glowing!

When I think about Cairo I think about this place. It is old, authentic, raw, and captivating. The architecture and the old streets are lovely. However, this experience is not for everyone....at times I felt claustrophobic and it's constantly crowded. The streets are very narrow. And you need someone local or a guide to help you navigate the streets otherwise you can find yourself lost in some strange ally. Generally it's safe and there is a metal detector and police at the entrance. Motorcycles roam around near pedestrians which is dangerous..(for this reason I would not recommend coming here with kids) There are lots of shops for souvenirs but I have to say that they inflated their prices so much that even after an 80 percent haggling experience they were still overpriced. I regretted buying from there as I found better bargains at the airport. It's a little bit frustrating to have to turn down a lot of the street vendors, but if you are polite and nice with them they will let you be... I love watching people there and chatting with shopkeepers. I can't wait to go back again.

This is a good souk in Cairo. Not far from Dow town at all, shouldn’t cost you more than 40 pounds with U ride. Very big area, so if you want to walk around most of the stores it could take up to 1 day, but of course most vendors are selling the same items. Some aggressive vendors and people along the way, just tell them no if you are not interested and ignore them if they keep on going. Spices, fabric, cloth, souvenirs (Chinese mostly), houseware….etc Quite hot and stuffy.

Such an experience especially if you visiting from the west! So crowded packed with people and any sort of vehicles that is so chaotic but at the same time so beautiful with all the shops selling anything you can imagine! Butchers selling meat, fruits herbs and vegetables and everything you could imagine! Definitely an experience and definitely a must visit!!!

I really liked this Bazaar, a lot of really good stuff, expect to pay a lot more as a tourist and they basically won't negotiate unless you have an Egyptian national doing your bidding like we did. The constant hounding of sellers was the least here compared to any other place we went which was a VERY welcome relief!

Really cool bazaar in the heart cario. There are plenty of local coffee shops to sit down and relax after an intensive shopping spree. Also a lot of local products are made to be purchased like decoration figures, spices and dates.

The hustle and bustle shopping area with historical and monumental Mosques. Better to visit early in the morning if you want to enjoy taking good photo shots of al Hussein Mosque and shopping Alleys.

Stunningly beautiful view of Cairo, definitely worth experiencing. Only negatives are long wait time (visited a couple days after the last day of Eid so people still on holiday) and also had to pay for masks to enter, yet when we reached the top of the tower there wasn’t a mask in sight, none of the workers were wearing one and it wasn’t enforced so obviously just a scam to make more money which was very annoying.

Lift only way of getting up or down.. presumably stairs if there is a fire.. but not accessible Amazing views from one of the tallest buildings in the city Two restaurants. One “normal” and one that rotates and is very fancy. Around 300 EGP or roughly £7 to stay up for as long as you want Extra 300 if you have a proper camera. But phones are fine.

Beautiful tower with beautiful architectural design, it’s the highest building in Egypt and has an observation deck on top of it with very beautiful views of Cairo, and also it has a restaurant and a cafe as well, but for me the ticket is too expensive for what’s offered, you pay 13$ for only seeing some views from the top of the tower only, which was beautiful but not that worthy, so as an activity i would recommend considering it if you don’t mind paying 13$ for only some views of Cairo, but if you expect more than only that then I’d recommend you to pass it.

We had a great tour of the Cairo Tower today, which offered an incredible view of Cairo, The Nile, and the surrounding area. It happened to be clear enough to see Giza and the Great Pyramids. We also got a beer and a quick snack from the restaurant below the observation level. I suggest you go as soon as they open or on an off day because a large line was forming when we came down. You can easily spend a couple hours here, but that's about it.

Bought tickets at the booth for 250EGP each as a foreigner and you get a number to queue to go up the tower. We waited 1 hour for our number to be announced, to be let into the waiting area where we waited for another 30 minutes. They fill the elevator full of people (there are no views in the lift and gets quite stuffy) and when you get out there's two flights of stairs. The say I went it was pretty smoggy so I couldn't see the pyramids.. But got a good sense of the city and different iconic buildings. There are staff in costumes to try to sell you photos. You spend about 10 minutes there and it's a small area to walk around. People smoke in the cafe so the whole floor gets quite stuffy. Not worth it unless you have some time to spare.

Just rating the outside view of the tower. Haven’t had the opportunity to see the inside. It is very beautiful even from a distance. Zooming in shows exactly how much structure was used to create this building. Well done!

Second time going here, amazing experience!! Would def go again. Used to be a single ticket, but now have express options by lurching vouchers for the restaurants. About 200egp for foreigners 150-300 per person for express vouchers. Let's you go in immediately and use the value of the express vouchers at the restaurant. Buying the right itself can take a while up to 15 minutes, but once you have the tickets it's an easy process to get in and see eat and get done. They insist you purchase masks though almost no one wears them even some employees.

My visit to the Cairo Tower was an incredible experience, offering breathtaking views of the entire city. However, I recommend arriving early to avoid the long wait and cold temperatures. Despite the wait, reaching the top was worth it as I witnessed the sprawling beauty of Cairo from above. Unfortunately, the cold weather made it challenging to stay up there for long, and we had to cut our visit short. I suggest dressing warmly and choosing a day with milder weather to fully enjoy the sights. Despite the cold, the Cairo Tower provides an unforgettable opportunity to see the city from a unique perspective. I visited in 2020.

The view is quite amazing, people are friendly. Lost the star for the stacking in the elevator. Take a light jacket with you it gets a bit chilly up there.

Worth doing for the views at least once. You have to book tickets for entrance fee to the Tower and there is a minimum spend if you decide to dine at the revolving restaurant like we did, but it’s not expensive. They try to sell you more expensive tickets to jump the queues to get up and down, but if you buy the dinner ticket you get priority access anyway, so be careful on that. The views of the Nile and the traffic and the neon lights are great at night as this way you don’t see the amount rubble and building works going on around the city that are clearly visible during the day!

Wonderful park to walk around in. Beautiful views of sunset! Many places to sit and hang out with friends! Lovely even at night with all the lights. Didn't try to eat at any restaurants. Women's bathroom didn't have toilet paper.

Truly a special park to visit. So much green space to sit down for a picnic, relax or wander around to the different areas- love the sighting of locals gathering for get togethers, birthday celebrations etc with their family and friends. Very well maintained and so worth the visit! Great views on both sides city side and desert- a very cool contrast!

This is an amazing place to recharge your batteries in Cairo. It offers vast grounds with beautiful greenery and landscaping, a number of restaurants and cafés, as well as a sizable playground. Toilets were available and clean. The playground does get very busy on the weekends and some of the slides and swings would urgently need some maintenance work or safety checks.

An absolutely beautiful park, we spent several hours wandering about and had lunch here. A very peaceful place to come, admission was 30 egp each (£1). The garden design was fabulous, would definitely recommend a visit.

One of the best parks in Egypt, my personal opinion tho that it needs some colors. You mostly see only green colors there. More restaurants and food options. The Mosque needs to be cleaned and add proper signs directions leading to it

A very beautiful modern park located on a hill overlooking the Old Medieval part of Cairo. Supposedly until recently this area was a garbage dump but was redevelopped to give the citizens of central Cairo a green oasis to getaway from the dust of the city. I'd say the project succeeded. There is a restaurant on site with sweeping views of the city across an artificial lake.

It's a beautiful park! Wheelchair accessible and you will see families with their picnic on the shade and grass. Come to visit before 11 am or after 3 pm when the sun is not as hot! We visited here and stayed a good 2h because we enjoyed the shaded parts and we found really nice local people to talk to. 🙏Tourist, please take your trash with you!!! when visiting the place, respect the area and take your trash with you!! Dont litter like you do in your country 🙏 Cairo is such a beautiful city keep it that way

Worthwhile even for non-Christians. The building itself is already worth the 100 EGP entry fee, and the museum has some nice pieces. I found the art combining Coptic, Egyptian and Greek in one especially fascinating. Easily combined with the (free) Hanging Church next door, and quickly accessible through metro line 1. Highly recommended!

One of Egypt’s finest museums. The Coptic Museum is a welcome source of tranquility in the busy capital. Just a metro ride away from the centre, the museum has an impressive collection of Coptic art. The collection includes wonderful late Roman and early christian works of art, impressive textiles and awesome manuscripts. The building with its gardens and annexes is a gem itself. Well worth a visit if you’re in Cairo.

Interiors are fabulous especially the roofs since I like such architecture. No proper lightings as in many other museums. Needs more improvement to attract more people....

Lovely place to visit. A huge variety of Coptic artefacts from different time periods. Unfortunately, the museum was not air conditioned however you could feel that it is actually a little bit colder than outside. Most things have descriptions in English and French alongside Arabic. Be sure to arrive there early as its working hours are quite short. The museum has two floors and its beautifully carved in stone and wood.

Ancient area of Cairo with various churches of historical importance dating back to the Coptic era during the Roman and Greek presence. The museum is very well presented.

It's like travelling to Greece in no time. After stepping in the museum's courtyard, you can forget that you're in Cairo. The oldest exhibits are about the pre Christian Greek civilization, there are many frescoes about people harvesting grapes, producing wine and about Dionysus, Aphrodite, about Zeus and Europe. The newer exhibits are artifacts collected from various Coptic churches around Cairo and they are like a time capsule. There are religious icons of various saints, some of them specific to Coptic Christianity, like Saint Apollo or Saint Bachus. The building that host the museum is a masterpiece itself, displaying an amazing mixture of Arab and Byzantine architecture. The patio makes the visitors feel like they are visiting the South of Spain. I was really impressed about the woodcraft created to protect the windows from sunlight. A great experience overall.

An amazing collection of Coptic art from Christianity and ancient Egypt history. All are allowed to visit. Ticket price currently is 20 EGP. The security at the main gate will check your ID before entering. Everyone is polite and respectful regardless of what your actual religion is.

One of Egypt’s finest museums. Just a metro ride away from .The collection includes wonderful late Roman and early christian works of art, impressive textiles and awesome manuscripts. The building with its gardens and annexes is a gem itself. Well worth a visit

The Coptic Museum is a museum in Coptic Cairo, Egypt with the largest collection of Coptic Christian artifacts in the world. It was founded by Marcus Simaika in 1908 to house Coptic antiquities. The museum traces the history of Egypt from its beginnings to the present day. It was erected on 8,000 square meter land offered by the Coptic Orthodox Church, under the guardianship of Pope Cyril V. The Coptic museum houses the world's most important examples of Coptic art and it was truly spectacular, the artifacts were breathtaking and the museum itself is very well-organized and everything was exhibited beautifully. I highly recommend checking out the museum whenever you’re in Coptic Cairo.

Excellent service and superb food. Samosas, mixed grill with Lebanese rice and with the traditional side salad, I just wished to be with more people to try other dishes! Really excellent experience! Also there was a live show and a belly dancer show to spice the dinner. Overall amazing experience! Could not ask for better.

It's number one in Egypt for sure. I had a good time there. I can't wait to go back.

The food was very good, especially the grilled lamb chops as well as the bread. The chicken liver and the yoghurt sauce had a Lebanese flavour, which I had never tried before. Very special! The service was attentive and the manager and chef deserve compliments! I forgot to mention that the restaurant setting is also very nice. Worth a visit if you are around the mall or staying at this hotel.

Best Food I had in whole Egypt!! Great ambience and service a must try if your in Cairo! Live Music was a plus! Must try there hummus and zattar and chicken which was moist and juicy perfectly cooked! I give it 5 stars 👍🏼👍🏼

Wonderful Lebanese food We loved the warm and cold.meze and the wine Not so keen about my grilled shrimps as they still had the shells around them and they tasted more like meat because of the seasoning. Although smoking is allowed, the fan system doing an excellent job. Loved the 1hour bellydance and music show.

The restaurant exceeded our high expectations. An authentic and quality Lebanese dinner, served in an exquisite manner. All staff members but especially the servers are commendable. One of the few places in Egypt that can deliver this precious experience.

One of the restaurants that I gave second chance, and I got surprised and happy with the second experience.. Very tasty Koshary 👌🏼. Loved the packing much, as I took it away. Everything was so perfect, the spicy sauce was awesome and tasty, also ElDakka 👌🏼. The restaurant few years ago was clean and service was good, but I didn’t liked the food then. And it caused me stomach pain. But now very different. Thank you 🙏🏼

Amazing koshary... the servers are outstanding in making this a memorable experience. Food is mainly koshary and the dessert is rice pudding (Egyptian style). I don't know if other dishes are served, but you want to try the koshary. Large or medium-large is good for an adult. Be careful, Egyptian hot sauce is very spicy so add with caution.

I’ve been traveling to Cairo for more than 13 years and this is hands down the best meal I have ever had in the city. The flavor, the atmosphere, the conversation with the wait staff - 100% the best of Egypt! The flavor of the tomato sauce, hot sauce, and garlic sauce together is out of this world delicious. The Um Ali is also worth trying. You cannot visit Cairo without making a stop to Abu Tarek!

We came here to try Cairo #1 dish and the koshari was flavourful - I can see why locals and tourists come here! It's extremely affordable. We were seated on the ground floor and it seems the upper floors are fancier and newer looking. The ground floor is way busier and a bit older and kitchen was there too. We didn't get a menu and was told there's only one item so we got a medium size to share between 2, extra tomato sauce and fried onion. We also got a soda and it came to 95 Egp. What made it a bit awkward was we didn't ask for a demonstration on mixing, other tables seem to get it premixed. The waiter asked for a tip and more - just be prepared for that!

Very filling delicious kushary. We tried the deluxe kushary dish which consist of rice, lentils, pasta and chick peas. Garnished with fried onions . Tomato sauce and mixed spices added on top. Also we tried rice pudding which was nice . The service is excellent The price is acceptable for this dish Very busy place with one small entrance

When hubby and I went the place was PACKED! Several customers including us had to wait for a seat to open up but when it did it was 100% worth the wait. The food came fast and it was delicious. With how busy the place was I was completely surprised with how amazing the service was. Definitely recommend coming here. If you’re a tourist DO NOT take up a seat until told to do so. There’s staff working to seat people when a table opens up.

It was my first time eating koshary. They did a little show for me. It tasted so good and the good thing is that we can make it any spicier we want. I recommend everyone to try it as its the National dish of Egypt and its very affordable too. Do give it a try.

This place was fantastic. The service was great, and the food was also delicious. We were given so much food, for a very affordable amount. As a foreigner, the staff were so friendly and were amazing at explaining the local Egyptian cuisines. Would 100% recommend this restaurant to anyone.

Hands down the best Koshari in Egypt. Very clean dining area. The staff is super friendly and spoke good English. If you like spicy, you have to try their special spicy red sauce. It was to die for. I loved it so much I bought To-ago Containers of it🤣😍😋 I Will be back….❤️

We were brought here by a guide when we asked to try some unique local food. This restaurant only serves koshary, made one way, on four floors. It's absolutely spectacular, delicious, and filling! Highly recommend checking them out! The rice pudding here was probably the best one I have ever tried!

In love with this place!!! A must try Cheerfully greeted at the door and sat down immediately. I loved it so much I came back twice and tried the same dish 3 times during my stay in Cairo Got the recommendation from my tour guide and it DID NOT disappoint. I would eat this multiple times a week if I could.

We recently had the pleasure of dining here, an Egyptian restaurant located at the heart of Cairo. The restaurant has a beautiful ambience, with soft lighting, and plush seating. The service was excellent I had the koshary, which was cooked to perfection. JUST KIDDING. No ambiance only one selection of street food made of pasta, rice, fried onion, lentils and chickpeas. It tasted great with the sauces they give. Beware of the extremely hot sauce. $1 per meal.

Good food and good service. The place is quite elegant too, although a bit dark. A lot of people recommend it, and over all it was a good experience. Prices not crazy high, but be aware the prices are without VAT and they add 12% service charge on top, so count with 25~30% extra than what the menu says.

Abou El Sid Restaurant was a pleasant little surprise that we really enjoyed. There was mostly authentic Egyptian food and we tried several nice items. The wait staff was quick and thorough. Our advertisers were quick and tasty with their entrees coming shortly thereafter. I enjoyed the atmosphere, the music which wasn't overwhelming and the overall authenticity of the restaurant. This is my first taste of authentic Egyptian food and I really enjoyed it.

Very good selection of Egyptian dishes. The marinated aubergine starter was to die for! We saw locals and foreigners alike. Service was kind and helpful and we enjoyed our table setting. I was disappointed by the fact that people were allowed to smoke everywhere inside - really offputting for non-smokers.

Food was very basic and definitely not worth the price. Prices are very high for the value you get. I got chicken dish which was dull, I doubt the meat was marinated properly as it tasted quite raw and got just a plain rice with it. I guess it has many good reviews as many tours are taken there, so people may not be aware of prices as they are usually included. You can easily find places with better food for lower price in Cairo.

It's a very nice place, with its own personality and nice decoration. Everything, including the toilets, was clean and the food was varied and delicious. We were a group of eight and it was easy to share due to the turntable. After a week eating mostly the same, this restaurant provided us with a wider and amazing experience of the Egyptian food. We all loved it! And I highly recommend it.

Really cool Egyptian restaurant with plenty of local dishes to choose from. We had the roast lamb with onions and the chicken and rice dish. The portions are large to think about sharing rather than getting a dish each.

Authentic Egyptian restaurant The decor inside is really antique The service was ok not that much good, but when we ask for bill they really took too long time and people were waiting to be seated We order many different dishes: recommended lentil soup, dolma, mombar was good, hamam was tasty, rice moamar was ok, molokhiya & rice with vermicelli They whole area is smoking

Best meals I had while in Cairo! Everything I tried is excellent. Staff is a bit rushing but during Ramadan I can understand that. Decor is a 10 out of 10. This is the best restaurant in Cairo - don’t bother visiting anywhere else for authentic Egyptian food.

OMG! The decor and lighting is out of the world. It is styled in a very palatial way to take you to 70's. Food is good and price is good too. Before you visit make sure to book a table, usually it is very crowded and the manager will make you wait for long time.

We began our experience with a 30-minute wait at 7 PM on a Monday. It is best to come with a reservation! Main takeaways are: the wine is OK, at best, and the food is moderately priced and moderately tasty. The main highlight of the location is the unique, old-fashioned interior design, which includes cosy and beautiful ceiling lights, dark wall colours, and elegant floor textiles. I recommend it for the experience.

Very tasty Indian food! Authentic Indian food by Indian chef, a very good one really. The place is very cozy, nicely decorated, lying at the base floor in City Stars complex, at the back of Holiday Inn hotel. Staff are very helpful and friendly, helped in making few suggestions. The food variety is big compared to other Indian restaurants in town, being ahead of them in the unique authentic taste. I recommend to eat there of you are around.

Too much expensive! No taste! Not recommended at all. Small water cost is 50 EGP which real cost is 4 EGP outside. Unknown extr cost added. Given picture food costs are 440 EGP included water.

Place is clean and COVID precautions are really taken care of. Offers a unique indian atmosphere seating. We tried themix grill but portion was small and was not the best. Birianyi dish was good along with tikka masala. Little bit expensive compared to others. Parking is cheap inthe shopping center.

Authentic Indian restaurant. The chefs are very friendly and professional. All staff of the restaurant is friendly as well. Thank you, Chef JP, Chef Vikram, and Chef Marwan.

Good food with very reasonable prices They are using the original recipes and ingredients You should try all the menu items specially the chicken dishes

Good food... We had Indian Vegetarian.. Paneer Kadai and dal fry.. I would give it a 4 on 5... great atmosphere... Worth trying once.. Also they have strawberry Lassi complementary, which was nice...

The indian food is authentic and it tastes amazing.. The cheese bread is so WOW.. The steamed white rice and shrimp with Curry sauce is super Wow.. The food is middle or extra spicy

Outstanding Egyptian food at Al khal. The food here was great we ordered the mixed meats platter as well as the mixed Mahshi platter and some other plates. it was amazing, full of flavour and very fresh. I felt like the food was home made just like how grandma makes it 😁👍👍👍

We love this restaurant ❤️ beautiful place, warm and friendly staffs - they also have outdoor baking for making Egyptian bread - Aish. The waiter Mohammed Mahmoud is super cool and helpful. Overall ambience is fantastic and the food is generous. My first time trying Kosheri - amazingly fun! Will definitely come again.

Our group ate at this 5 star restaurant and the food was delicious. The staff was prompt with every request. Management made sure that everything was to our liking because we were unsure of what to order. This restaurant is a must if you are staying at the Intercontinental Cairo Citystars hotel. Our bill was just over $100USD for our party of 5. We will definitely return.

Firstly, to avoid confusion, this place is located inside the Intercontinental Hotel, not inside the shopping centre. 5 stars for the staff being super friendly and provides excellent hospitality. Soup was average, appetisers were good and main course was amazing. Cutlery, dishes and utensils caught my eyes as reflecting Egyptian culture. Try the Turkish/Egyptian coffee here too. Highly recommend giving this place a go.

Came here with my wife on our last night in Egypt before heading back to the states and it definitely was the best decision to leave a lasting impression of Egypt’s cuisine and hospitality. Everything from the service, food, decor, to classic Arab and Andalusian tunes was perfect. 10 out of 10 - would highly recommend! Would have come back to try the entire menu before leaving had we stumbled on this gem earlier.

All the below still applies after eating here again. Yassar, an excellent manager, Hands-on, professional and friendly. You'll fly to Egypt just to eat here. If I could rate this restaurant 10 stars, I would rate it it a million stars. I do not have enough words to praise the staff, the managers and the food of this establishment. We were treated like royalty and beyond. If you want to learn what good client services are, you can learn everything you need to know, from these people. So if there was no other reason to ever visit Cairo, then visit it to eat here. You won't regret it, ever.

Place was legit, food came fast and the staff worked liked a team. Very respectful and their indoor seating with a/c. Mango juice was fresh and refreshing. My dish (Ox Tail) was on point. Not lying, I’m coming back when i stop over in Cairo again.

Easily one of the best restaurants I have eaten at in years, everything is so fresh and made to perfection (temperature, meat tenderness, spices). Very friendly staff, relaxing atmosphere, and eco friendly (they use biodegradable utensils). We had their mix grill and stuffed pigeons and they were delicious. Their hummus was very well done as well. PS: Place was very hard to find for me, you have to go through the mall and from the 1st floor only, go through a check point to a hotel lobby where they will be.

This restaurant is located in Intercontinental Hotel Egypt 🇪🇬. Ambienceos realy good and the food quality I would say is the best ,I have tried Hamam Mahshi and Hawawshi meet and was really delicious!. Thanks to all staff too great service. MOHAMMED SABRI thank to you too 🙏.

Outstanding. Couldn't be better. Amazing Egyptian food, good portion sizes, delicious flavours, exceptional service. 100% worth coming here. We are coming back for sure. We had one of the green leafy salads, babaganoush, the messaka, and few other things. Bread and dips were great, freshly baked and made. Dessert was incredible and the hibiscus wine was divine. Thank you so much to the team there, and our excellent waiter Emad. All the rave reviews and ratings are well deserved.

Wonderful Egyptian restaurant experience to start off our trip in Egypt. The Egyptian food was incredibly delicious. The staff the chefs all came to our table with wonderfully prepared & presented culinary delights. Lead by Ahmed ( manger) servers Mohammed and Gharmal made our night truly a dinner fit for the Pharaohs of Egypt. We will return. Many thanks to all.