i stayed 7 days at sharm i went to this resturant 5 times :))) it is very clean and the real oriental egyptian food you will only find it there,this resturant is one of the best things in sharm

If you want to try the Egyptian cousin, this is the place. price are moderate. good food if you like BBQ and stuffed vegitables this is the place. I also recommend the turkey with white sauce. team are friendly and welcoming. must visit again soon.

This is an excellent restaurant Two adults and our child eat very well for around 170 Le on two occasions. This is a very simple authentic Egyptian restaurant. They serve local specialties (mixed grill with kebab, kafta and ribs, stuffed pigeon or chicken or duck, lamb or veal shank, rabbit, rice mixed with noodles or with nuts or with liver... More

Do not expect a nice candlelight dinner but this is a very simple authentic Egyptian restaurant. They serve local specialties (mixed grill with kebab, kafta and ribs, stuffed pigeon or chicken or duck, lamb or veal shank, rabbit, rice mixed with noodles or with nuts or with liver and kidney, testicles, etc) for decent prices (30 to 70 EGP per... More

The old town is a bit smelly, grotty, and a touch scary, but it is similar to naama bay with regards to the shops and products you can buy. Its just a bit smellier. Its worth a visit on your hols to pick up your products like bags, shirts etc as its cheaper than Naama bay (which is already pretty... More

If you want McDonalds please go to McDonalds. If your visiting Egypt and want to try something local then please eat at the El Mastreens in Old Market or Nabq Bay. The food is local and is prepared in a local way. It may not be up to the style you normally have, but the half chicken tastes great and... More

Very good quality and a real bargain. A lot of locals eat here. We were already full with the starters ;) You won't be disappointed.

We ate here the night before Ramadan and were the only tourists in the place. We were surrounded by Egyptian families, who didn't seem to mind sharing the place with us, although I was a tad overdressed, which the waiters found quite amusing. The family next to us even offered us hand wipes before we ate. We ordered a selection... More

'The Egyptian' restaurant in the old market was recommended to me by my egyptian instructor. And if the locals eat there it must be good! was my way of thinking. Boy were we not wrong! 3 of us ate for around £20 and were embarrassed that we couldn't finish the meal. I have never tasted anything like it, I'm hungry... More