Food Tour in Cairo | Cairo Food Tour

Food tours offer a wide variety of traditional dishes, such as koshari, falafel, taameya, shawarma, and various sweets like kunafa.

Yes, many Cairo Day Tours include visits to local markets as part of their itineraries. Cairo is known for its vibrant and bustling markets, and exploring them can be a fantastic cultural experience. Some of the popular markets that may be included in Cairo Day Tours are:

•    Khan El Khalili Market: This historic market in Old Cairo is famous for its labyrinthine alleyways, where you can shop for traditional crafts, jewelry, spices, textiles, and more. It's also a great place to soak in the local atmosphere.
•    Spice Market (Souq al-Ataba): As the name suggests, this market specializes in spices and herbs. You can find a wide variety of aromatic spices, dried fruits, and other culinary delights.
•    Wekalet El-Balah Market: Known for textiles and clothing, this market offers a range of fabrics, garments, and traditional Egyptian clothing.
•    Al-Ghuri Complex: This area hosts traditional folk performances and often has craft and souvenir stalls nearby, making it a lively stop on some tours.

In Egypt, there are lots of yummy foods to try. Some of the best ones are Ful & Ta'meya (Fava Beans and Falafel), Mulukhiya, Koshary (a pasta dish), and Kebab & Kofta (meat dish).

Night tours to enjoy the best food are a fantastic way to experience the culinary delights of a city while soaking in its vibrant nightlife. In cities like Cairo, where the food scene comes alive at night, you can find a variety of night tours that focus on local cuisine. These tours often include visits to popular street food vendors, markets, restaurants, and eateries. Here are a few options for enjoying night food tours in Cairo:

Street Food Tours: Street food is a big part of Cairo's culinary culture, and many night tours will take you to the best street food stalls and vendors. You can savor dishes like koshari, falafel, kebabs, and more while exploring the bustling streets of the city.
Local Food Markets: Night tours may include visits to local food markets like Khan el-Khalili, where you can sample a wide range of Egyptian delicacies, including sweets, snacks, and traditional dishes.
Dinner Cruises: You can enjoy a scenic dinner cruise on the Nile River while feasting on a buffet of local and international dishes. This offers a unique dining experience with beautiful views of the city's landmarks.
Specialty Food Tours: Some tours focus on specific types of cuisine, like Egyptian desserts or seafood. These tours provide an in-depth look at particular culinary traditions.
Cooking Classes: While not traditional food tours, cooking classes can be a great way to learn about local cuisine and enjoy a delicious meal you've prepared yourself.

The price of Cairo day excursions varies according to the tour and the tour operator. Expect to pay between $50 and $100 each person.

Egyptian cuisine offers a delightful array of dishes that capture the country's rich culinary heritage. Here are some traditional Egyptian dishes that tourists often enjoy trying:

•     Koshari.
•     Ful Medames.
•     Mahshi.
•     Molokhia.
•    Ta'ameya (Egyptian falafel)
•    Roz Bel Laban.
•    Hawawshi.
•    Mulukhiyah.
•    Umm Ali.
•    Shawarma.

Yes, many food tour operators in Cairo offer options for vegetarians and vegans. You can typically request these dietary preferences when booking your tour.