Zenuba Cafe... Look at the bottles! It looks more like a bar than a cafe!

Byblos, Lebanese restaurant, Na'ama Bay, Sharm el-Sheikh. Like almost all other restaurants in the area, 1) it does not have a roof. 2) it tries to get your attention by having weird colored lights all around. 3) it sells seafood and have a fridge upfront for display.

Dinner@Byblos, Na'ama Bay, Sharm. 25-Apr. Mixed SeaFood+aubergine salad+water. LE130 Comment: The mixed seafood platter had 1 crab, 1 prawn, some fishes filets, some squid rings, and some clams. They were just grilled but the taste was good. People know me that I am not a seafood lover but I managed to eat them all... Good!

Egyptian woman making bread in Byblos. Besides her is the oven. It is not usual to see Egyptian women working in public.

Dinner@Onions, Na'ama Bay, Sharm. 26-Apr.

How can I miss the onion soup if I am dining at the Onions?

Mixed grill: grilled chicken, Kofta and grilled lamb + chips. LE80 Comment: Since I tried mixed seafood last night, tonight I would try the mixed grill! The meat was nothing special but the onion soup really made my day!!

Bar of Onions. tATu would be coming over to Na'ama Bay on 3rd May. (poster on the right) Too bad(?) I won't be here.

Entrance of the King Tut Restaurant in Pharaonic Village, Cairo

Inside of the King Tut Restaurant

Even the waiters are dressed up in this King Tut Restaurant... Wait a minute! They don't look very much like any pharaohs?!

Lunch@King Tut Restaurant, Pharaonic Village, Cairo. 27-Apr. Breaded chicken+chips+salads and pickles (yuck!) Comment: The highlight of this lunch is the Red Can... see, no more Pepsi! (LE36, if purchased together with the entrance fee)