What is the food like at an all-inclusive hotel in Egypt — restaurant and snack bar options?
Based on 1 discussions with 3 participants · Last activity: 1 day ago
Based on 1 discussions with 3 participants · Last activity: 1 day ago
TL;DR
Food is generally good: fish, seafood, grilled meats, quail, sushi, omelettes. Snack bar near the restaurant entrance; alcohol available at the beach bar and lobby bar.
À la carte restaurants: the Indian one offers outstanding grilled salmon, while the Italian one serves salmon in garlic sauce — both highly recommended by guests.
On Saturdays there is a seafood dinner featuring lightly salted salmon. Salmon is not available at breakfast.
The beach dining areas are full canteens rather than simple snack bars, offering soups, salads, desserts, and shawarma. Nuts, chips, popcorn, and canned beer are also available.
Food rated excellent overall: lightly salted red fish, seafood almost daily, sushi, beef, tuna, grilled quail — a very wide variety.
Overall food is average, but fish day stands out with great variety and taste. Grill offers meat, kebab, chicken, and quail. Morning omelettes are good. Fruit selection is modest. Cheeses, greens, cold cuts, and sweets available.
The snack bar is located near the restaurant entrance and serves pizza, burgers, fries, and ice cream — quality is reportedly mediocre, though popular with guests.
Alcohol is available at the beach bar, snack bar, and lobby bar. The lobby bar serves cocktails with creative presentation, along with nuts and chips.
The restaurant has a healthy food corner with boiled beef and steamed vegetables. Soups and desserts are well-prepared.