Is the all-inclusive food good at Egyptian hotels (4-star vs 5-star)?

Egypt is a relatively poor country and hotel cuisine reflects that — if food quality is a priority, better to pick another destination (compared to Cuba, which has similar issues).

At most Egyptian hotels, the food is enough to keep guests fed, nothing more — don't expect variety or high quality.

For genuinely good food, look at premium resorts like White Hills or Meraki — the cuisine is much better there, but priced accordingly.

Even budget 5-star hotels often have mediocre food — travelers pick them for proximity to the beach and sea, not for the dining.

4-star hotels usually have very basic food — for a decent dining experience, it's recommended to book 5-star directly.