The Moghul Room

It was that good we went two nights running. Some of the best curries we have ever tasted. Really tasty food without being over spiced or made over hot. Service was impeccable and a comfortable atmosphere inside and out. Part of the Marriott complex but open to all, we were not residents but made equally welcome

🚫 Extremely Disappointing Experience — Burnt Food, Poor Service, and Possible Racial Bias We wanted to sit on the terrace, but even though there seemed to be available tables, we were seated indoors instead. The indoor area was dark with no lights turned on, and the food came out badly burnt, as you can see in the photo. The staff seemed poorly trained — they didn’t check how the food was, didn’t ask if we were enjoying our meal, and showed little to no interest in the guests. Their expressions and attitude were also quite unpleasant. We were so disappointed that we only ordered a small amount and left quickly. Overall, this restaurant does not meet the standards or quality one would expect from Marriott. To be honest, we also couldn’t help but wonder if there was some racial bias involved, as the way we were treated felt noticeably different from how other guests were treated.

DONT SLEEP ON THIS RESTAURANT. This Restaurant was excellent! The staff from the moment you arrive made you feel so welcome. The chef personally came by to check on our table and we could barely give him is praises the food was so good. It is definitely a stop you should make if your staying at Mena House. Beautiful menu and flavours. Not to mention the interiors and the views! Stunning. Thank you to our server Mohammed, the lady with glasses ( I forget your name) you made our experience excellent offering the best view in the house and the chef, beautiful food.

We visited this restaurant because it was the nearest Indian restaurant to our hotel in Giza. The atmosphere was amazing, but the food was disappointing. Although the restaurant is pricey due to its ambience and name, the taste and overall food quality did not justify the cost. We ordered Murgh Masala, but the chicken was not cooked properly. The Paneer Butter Masala had an overpowering tomato flavor, which suppressed the taste of the cream and paneer. We had checked the online menu on the website before arriving, but it was not updated. Nearly half of the items were missing from the in-restaurant menu, and the prices were more than double what was listed online.

This was quite possibly my most enjoyable meal in Cairo. Yes, it's just plain good ol' Indian cuisine, but it's done extremely well. I could not fault the dahl makhani, nor the dum biryani, succulent okra, or the savoury chicken kurma. But the highlight, naturally, was the epic view of the great pyramids at night. Simply breathtaking. Great place to sit down and enjoy the balmy Cairo night.

The staff and atmosphere of the dinner was beautiful. When I was cold they gave me a blanket and we sat right next to the pyramids view. I ordered the shrimp pasta and a Collin’s cocktail. I would recommended it to everyone!

Marian Shawky helped us alot with the order and selection of food. They served us with love and paid affection to our choices. I come from Nepal and my friend was from India and we approve the food here! Best in town.

Dinner right in front of the Pyramids! What more can one ask for. After few days in Cairo was craving some Indian food and visited this restaurant because of recommendation from a friend. Drove all the way from Cairo and let me tell you it was all worth it. Restaurant aside the hotel itself is gorgeous with beautiful courtyard and of course views of pyramid. The restaurant itself has intimate setting with dim lighting and again views. We ordered fews apps and main course. Malai murgh chicken and prawn tikka are must order. shoutout to chef Manoj who paid special attention to our preferences and modified the dish. And lastly special shoutout to the helper Mohammed for his above an beyond services.