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The 19 Best Restaurants in Cairo Original

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By Laila Hassaballa, Mariam Nezar
| Eater Verified
Cairo, the bustling, vibrant heart of Egypt, is a little-known food lover’s paradise. Famous for its ancient sites, the city boasts a culinary scene that’s as diverse and rich as its culture and history, driven by global trends and Egyptians themselves, who are eating out more than ever before. The city’s food scene is a testament to its multicultural heritage, offering a variety of cuisines, from Japanese to Italian.
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Meet the two women behind Egypt’s first female-run food tour

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By Susana Balbo, Laila Hassaballa, Mariam Nezar, Radha Vyas
| Flash Pack
Mia and I met 16 years ago at college and we’ve always been drawn to the idea of Egypt’s rich culinary heritage. Our country is revered because of its history and architecture – people come here to tick off their bucket list with ancient pyramid sites. Yet somehow our cuisine has taken a backseat: it’s simply not on the map. Travelers tend to eat in their hotel or a nearby McDonald’s – even though, as a culture, Egypt is very food-orientated.
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As an outsider, Portugal welcomed me. It’s now my chance to do the same for Flashpackers

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By Laila Hassaballa, Mariam Nezar, Eva Lois, Radha Vyas
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Eva Lois 6th Mar 2024 6 min read 899 Once upon a time, I myself was a visitor to Portugal. I was actually born in Spain but moved to the country five years ago after falling in love with a Portuguese man. I met Bruno on a night out while I was studying in Budapest. We had only been dating each other for three months when I decided to move back to Lisbon with him. From the moment I arrived, I felt like the city embraced me. People are so welcoming.
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