Arzaak Sharmers for Egyptian Cuisine
Just love the traditional Egyptian dishes? Then indulge in Egyptian cuisine cooked to perfection at Arzaak Sharmers. There is nothing more appetizing and satisfying than home cooking which is ecaxtly what the food tastes like at Arzaak Sharmers. Having recently opened in Dahab Mall on Hadabah, Arzaak Sharmers will soon be the new hot spot for lovers of the Egyptian dishes. The place was definitely a favourite with the locals during the holy month of Ramadan.
Arzaak Sharmers is just the place to go for the real feel of the local experience of Egyptian dining out. Prices are incredibly reasonable especially for Sharm with a wide selection of dishes to choose from including Tajen Beef Kebab with potato for 20 L.E as a main dish or salads starting at 2 L.E and soup at 4 L.E. In addition to all the wonderful dishes, delicious sandwiches are served there that include fried shrimp for only 7 L.E! There is also the possibility of buying poultry and meat by the kilo starting at fried beef liver for 50 L.E per kilo. Hardly going to break the bank!
You can either enjoy the meal in the comfort of your own home or be waited on by the courteous members of staff at Arzaak Sharmers. Service is fast and efficient as all members of staff are polite and willing to please. So, enjoy your meal sitting outside in the pleasant atmosphere that has an oriental flair to it - enhanced by the unique style and décor - really making it stand out from all the other restaurants in the area. Small yet compact that is Arzaak, as actions speak louder than words; try it out then be the judge…
For more info please call: (017-835-7272) - (012-907-1002).
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