Unexpectedly good - My wife and I asked Kareem to take to where the local ate at and not the touristy spot. He did just as we asked. He even let us try camel, which was unexpectedly good. The food tour did not disappoint.

Cairo local food - Tour guide beshoy was so good and friendly . He is so passionate and show us local egyptian food with egyptian tea.what a delight dont miss this experience

Cairo food tour - Beshoy the guide shows us the city and offer us many places to try egyptian food which was 😋.really was delicious food.experiekce I'm local street and old cairo was nice experience.

Cairo food tour - Food Tour was interesting and we enjoyed our tour with our guide Beshoy who showed us local Cairo and try local oriental food .we walk in Cairo and saw all street and local life , we sit in code shop and drink Egyptian tea with mint , my friend even tried to smoke shesha , was fun , we tried 4 toys of local food , we were just as impactful as food itself

Eat like an Egyptian - What a way to eat like a local! Our guide made sure we had every delicacy! Best way to experience cairo as an Egyptian! Real deal!

Food!! - Tour guide was excellent. We had a great chat and the tour was so worth it. Got some delicious, fresh and tasty Middle Eastern food. Would recommend

Great backroad food tour of Giza - Moaz showed us the back roads of Giza on our food tour. We felt safe and looked after and met some wonderful and friendly locals as we shared in traditional Egyptian food. We had a fabulous evening.

Cool tour in Cairo/Giza - Moaz was a fun guy to chat with! Incredibly kind guy, we enjoyed our 3 hours with him. He also expertly handled the madness that is driving in Egypt. We enjoyed each of the stops on the tour. Food wise, Koshary was an unexpected surprise. Very tasty combo of ingredients that you wouldn’t expect to be Egyptian staples. Chicken Schwarma was way more involved than what we eat in the states (as you can guess, way more in it here). We enjoyed seeing the streets of Giza/Cairo too. The Papyrus store stop was actually quite interesting and we liked it. They ask you directly if you want to buy something. We were told going in it was not a pressured sales pitch. That was accurate. They ask, politely say no thank you if you don’t want to buy. Very easy and not awkward at all. They get it. I think food tours end up being funnest way to see a slice of life in a foreign city. This was no exception. Total chaos on the streets, having a local resident to navigate makes it doable. We walked his street and saw his bread shop, meat store, grain/pasta place, etc. But be warned, it’s like any ancient city (Rome, etc) street. It is equal parts for driving, parking, walking, sitting in a chair, total chaos. Seemingly no rules. Book this tour, it’s a fun way to see the city and eat the real Egyptian cuisine.

Good Cairo street food experience - Guide Raafat has a contagious smile and took me around town and sampled local food, juice, Egyptian tea from Cairo back ally eateries and food stands while mingle with the local folks. This is not for you if you are interested in hotel air-conditioned restaurant setting. Local guide would probe for shopping interests which is understandable. Raafat does listen and was flexible and accommodating to my interest.

Good-ish tour - This was a nice tour. We enjoyed the food and the guide was nice. He altered the tour a bit as we had seen a few things already and he added in a spice market that was really nice. However, the operator as well as the tour guide himself sent me two messages a day to please leave them a. review. This was at the start of our vacation and I wasn't going to stop and write reviews in the middle of my vacation. They both literally hounded me daily asking for reviews and then asking me to tell them when I sent it. It was very annoying!