Best Suhoor Spots in Cairo’s Zamalek This Ramadan

Best Suhoor in Zamalek

The colorful island district turns into a gastronomic heaven as a holy month is coming close. The nightlife in the streets is equally unforgettable as it is a mix of culture, community, and unbelievable food.

Exploring late-night dining in Egypt

The island’s leafy streets are famous for hosting some of the finest late-night dining in Egypt. You may be in the mood to dine in a fancy restaurant or go to a busy street-side cafe and there will be something to fulfill the appetite. During the sacred month, establishments remain open until the early morning, with beautiful interior and room lighting.

Where to find traditional morning meals

In the event that you are seeking true tastes, visit renowned restaurants such as Zooba or Abou El Sid. These local favorites serve incredible traditional morning meals, including slow-cooked foul medames, perfectly spiced falafel (taamiya), and freshly baked baladi bread. In order to explore local cuisine in more detail, you can visit this Egyptian food guide.

Relaxing at Nile view eateries

You can find no better waterfront than to enjoy a calmer and less windy atmosphere. You can secure a table at premium Nile view eateries like Biota or Crimson Bar & Grill, which offer open-air terraces. A dinner by the still river and your morning meal are sheer heaven at the close of the night. It is necessary to reserve in advance as such advantageous positions are filled at a blistering pace!

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(FAQs)

2. What typical dishes are served before dawn?

You will commonly find foul (fava beans), taamiya (falafel), eggs cooked in ghee, white cheese with tomatoes, and sweet fiteer.

3. Are these venues family-friendly?

Absolutely! The atmosphere during this month is incredibly welcoming, and most venues offer spacious seating suitable for large family gatherings.

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Khalid Al Mansoori is a political analyst and journalist who covers GCC diplomacy, Arab League affairs, and regional developments in the Middle East.

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