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The range of Egyptian food is very wide and cosmopolitan. Mostly you will find the dishes a combination between Middle-Eastern and Mediterranean cuisine. There are plenty of restaurants and snack bars that offer good range of inexpensive food. Typical Egyptian food of falafel and Beans “ful” is sold every where. Western style restaurants are now present in most Egyptian cities like Pizza Hut, Mac Donald’s, Kentucky,…etc. Food is also available in large restaurants or from street corner stalls and snack bars. Egypt is famous for its street coffee shops where you can smoke shisha and have a drink while watching people passing by. Muslims do not drink alcohol although they are tolerant of visitors drinking in moderation.
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Egypt travel deals said…
If anyone wants to try something new, you gotta try Altazzag restuarant. This place is quite difficult to find if you are very new to haji lane. When i first entered into this place, me and my friends feel like we have entered into another country. Altazzaq is nicely tucked away in a tiny lane that is gradually turning hip. Not only are there shisha cafes and food cafes along the lane, there are also independent boutiques there.
November 12, 2010 at 11:01 AM
Swim With Dolphins said…
Egyptian food recipes roots grow from the diversity of Egyptian culture which was influenced by foreign invasion, trade with other nations and hospitality of Egyptians to others.
April 30, 2011 at 12:44 PM
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