Ju Feng Yuan — Restaurant in Cairo

We had a disappointing experience at this restaurant due to the unprofessional behavior of one of the servers, Nabil (long curly hair). From the moment we entered, we felt unwelcome. I overheard him pointing out to a colleague that we were Egyptian, which immediately made us uncomfortable.

Throughout our visit, Nabil’s attitude was consistently dismissive and aggressive. He responded to our questions with irritation, and at times, didn’t respond at all. When serving the food, he placed the dishes on the table in a manner that felt deliberately hostile and careless.

We came in expecting a warm and enjoyable meal, but unfortunately, the server’s behavior overshadowed the entire experience. Respect and basic courtesy should be a given in any hospitality setting, and sadly, that was not what we...

The restaurant is somehow hidden in the heart of maadi. But is worth the visit and for many more to come.

We had the best authentic chinese meal experience in maadi. The food was served hot, fresh and came quickly. I really tasted the REAL sichuan pepper and other yummy flavors that enhanced the taste of the food. Please note the portion of the food is big good for sharing family style.

The waiters were friendly, welcoming and helpful with the menu items, some were busy with phones and others were loud but hey that's their culture and comes with the whole package experience, and I was totally fine with it. (The highlight for me waa the fried rice, mapu tofu, boiled spicy beef.) Thank you for the excellent food, my taste buds were having a party. Felt I was in China...

One of the best, truest chinese meals I've eaten in the 21 years since I lived in Hunan. The food, absolutely on point, full of huge and authentic flavor. The service, brusque and dismissive, but very efficient, just as it always was in those days. The decor, a little grungy but festive, with plastic bags of veg on the porch, as it should be. The beer, a little warm but still welcome. The family says they're from Beijing, not hunan, but this place was like a portal to a momentous time of my life in Central China, in its absolute faithfulness not only to the food but the spirit of such family run establishments... if not how they are now, then how they once were. Thank you! I'll be back......