Yes, there are women-only tours and activities available in Egypt, including Nile cruises, cultural workshops, spa experiences, and yoga retreats designed specifically for female travelers. Some local agencies offer private […]
A typical Egyptian breakfast includes [فول مدمس](pplx://action/translate) (ful medames), a savory dish of stewed fava beans, often served with olive oil, fresh vegetables, and bread (baladi). Other staples are [طعمية](pplx://action/translate) […]
Yes, you can find dining experiences in Egypt that feature traditional music and storytelling. Many restaurants and cultural venues in Cairo, Alexandria, and Luxor host live folk music, oud performances, […]
Vegan and gluten-free options are increasingly available in Egypt, especially in major cities and tourist-oriented restaurants. Traditional foods such as [فول مدمس](pplx://action/translate) (ful medames), [طعمية](pplx://action/translate) (ta’ameya, falafel), and various salads […]
Typical portion sizes in Egyptian restaurants are generous, reflecting Egypt’s hospitality culture. Main dishes are substantial, and shared plates with bread, salads, and dips are common. Mezze and starters can […]
To find the best local street food in Egypt safely: Choose busy stalls with high customer turnover, as fresh food is less likely to cause sickness. Look for vendors who […]
Halal dining options are widely available across Egypt, as most local restaurants serve halal food by default. Look for signs or ask staff to confirm halal status. Kosher dining is […]
The Grand Egyptian Museum offers a variety of dining and café options on site to enhance your visit.
Don’t miss these highlights of Egyptian cuisine:
Koshari: A signature street food made with lentils, rice, pasta, and tomato sauce.
Falafel (Taameya): Fava bean-based falafel, often eaten for breakfast.
Foul Medames: Stewed fava beans, a staple at every meal.
Grilled Kofta & Kebabs: Spiced beef or lamb skewers.
Molokhia: Rich soup made from jute leaves, often served with meat and rice.
Stuffed Vegetables & Vine Leaves: Savory and filling appetizers.
Baklava & Basbousa: Traditional desserts.
Our staff can recommend the tastiest places to sample these dishes during your tour.
Egyptian street food is popular and generally safe if you choose vendors with good hygiene and high turnover. Look for busy stalls where food is freshly prepared, and avoid items that have sat out in the sun. Wash your hands before eating, and consider bottled drinks. Street food classics like koshari, falafel, and grilled corn are worth trying. Our team can guide you to safe and reputable street food spots during your trip.