食香源中国餐厅Flavor Source Chinese Restaurant — Restaurant in Al Baairat Village

I ate here a few weeks ago with my friends. At first when we came in we got greeted by two Egyptian staff boys with no uniform and caps on their head. We asked to sit outside because the air inside was not the best, but the outside seating in the garden is terrible, the benches and tables are not clean, the mattresses are all over the top of another and not clean. We ordered fried noodles, the service boy told me it is with meat, he gave no choice he just said it is with meat and I agreed, the menu didn't show meat. I ordered also dumplings what they not had. The noodles came and sure they were not fried but only cooked, the food had no flavour and the meat was definitely pre-made and not heated well, vegetables were cut too large ‐ we left it on side and ate only the noodles. Dishes are made with no love at all. Forks, knives and woods came in a dirty plastic container. While we were eating one of the foreign (Chinese) staff member sat on another bench with her apron talking on the phone and then laying down while continuing talking. As on the table there were no salt or pepper not even soy sauce we asked her a few times but due to phone conversation she didn't hear us, until I had to get up to ask for at least soy sauce to make the food a bit tastier. As we finished nobody asked us how the food was and we gathered our money together and paid at the cashier while walking out. I would love that there is some nice Asian restaurant in Luxor to go to but definitely...

10/10 would recommend this spot to anyone seeking some Chinese food in Luxor. I ordered three dishes and the portion size was quite good- plus they gave me a box to take away my leftovers. The taste is also fairly authentic in my opinion, although I’m less clear on whether that was the case for the noodles in the tomato egg noodles I ordered. Everything else was excellent, though, and I look forward to having my leftovers as a bonus snack. Service is prompt and appears to be (at least) trilingual (Arabic, English, Mandarin Chinese), which I imagine some folks will...

On February 17, while traveling in Luxor, I craved noodles and spicy broth, so I searched for a Chinese restaurant and went there.

I ordered Beef Noodle, Saozi Noodle, Egg Fried Rice, and Chicken. Except for the chicken, everything was delicious.

The chicken was cooked into very small pieces and was so tough that it was almost inedible.

The day before, I had pigeon meat, which was also cut into small pieces and had a small portion size. Similarly, the chicken here was somewhat burdensome to eat.

Nevertheless, overall, the meal was...