Felfela Review

Compared with domestic restaurants, I personally think that it is not a gourmet restaurant. The environment is also average, and the hardware facilities are equivalent to domestic food stalls. Most of the waiters can speak English, and most of the customers are white Europeans and Americans. There is a sign on the table, reminding you to pay a tip when you pay the bill.

When I first saw the recommendation, I was afraid that it was just a big name but the taste was average, but I didn't know what else to eat in Egypt, so I plucked up the courage to try it. The result was a complete surprise. The environment was good, and the key was the roasted pigeon with rice, which was amazing. The roasted lamb chops were also good and affordable. I probably only eat this once in my life, what a pity! Two people ordered 5 dishes and almost died of fullness, mainly because they didn't know that each serving included a staple food:)

This is the best place I have eaten in Cairo in three days. The four of us ordered about 12 or 13 dishes. We ate them all. The taste was especially good. And the speed of serving the dishes was also very fast.

Ancient cities, so charming! Cairo straddles the Nile River, with a majestic and spectacular appearance. It is the political, economic, cultural and commercial center of the entire Middle East. Cairo consists of Cairo Governorate, Giza Governorate and Qalyub Governorate, commonly known as Greater Cairo. Cairo is one of the oldest cities in the world. It is also one of the few ancient cities in the world that has suffered the least damage from wars. After continuous construction and expansion by successive dynasties and governments, it has become a large city where the ancient and the modern coexist and complement each other.

Overall it's ok, the roast chicken is good and tender, the other food is about average, and the rice pudding is poor, not recommended. Recommended food roast chicken and rice, fried fish and rice, roast lamb