Turkish vs Asian a la carte restaurant in Egypt resort — which is better?
From messages by 3 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 8 days ago
From messages by 3 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 8 days ago
TL;DR
Travelers' reviews from June to October 2026 praise the Turkish a la carte more often: for its kebabs and mixed grill, big portions and the best service. One guest found the Asian restaurant tastier, but her husband preferred the Turkish one for its meat. In September guests who tried the Sakura restaurant did not like it and ranked the Turkish one first.
The Asian a la carte restaurant edges ahead on overall flavor variety, but the Turkish one wins for meat lovers — generous portions and hearty dishes. Service at the Turkish restaurant is notably pleasant.
The Turkish restaurant's kebabs are a highlight — lamb and beef skewers were excellent. A chicken medallion ordered for a child also got good marks. Portions are large and filling.
The Turkish a la carte restaurant stands out for the best service among the hotel's dining options. Food quality is high and the atmosphere is welcoming — recommended.
A comparison of several restaurants (September 2026): the guests did not like Sakura at all but loved the Turkish one — they went there for both breakfast and dinner and especially liked the grill. The Italian restaurant came third for them: fine overall.
A recent review of the Turkish a la carte (October 2026): the guest recommends it to everyone. The children loved the chicken kebab, the adults the village salad and a salad with nuts. Of the meat dishes, the mixed grill was praised: chicken kebab, lula kebab (it was spicy), lamb ribs and a beef steak. For dessert they had baklava with vanilla ice cream, with young red wine and mint tea.