Aziza house resturant — Restaurant in Elephantine Island

Unfortunately, a total tourist rip off... I know, you should get suspicious when there are no prices on the menu and you should ask beforehand. But I ordered a bit of rice, veggies and falafel, a small water and a coke. Not even any meat. Expecting a max of 200 EGP. And she charged me 400 ! EGP for it. That's far beyond any reasonable Egyptian price for this little food & drink. I paid 170 EGP in Luxor for the same, right by the nile with great view & service.

The food itself was good. But the place is quite dirty including the plates and the glas she brought for a disgustingly dirty can of coke. So overall: try to avoid the place. It's not worth the 45 minute wait until you finally get anything from your order,...

My stay at the guesthouse in Aswan was a delightful blend of flavors, warmth, and cultural charm.

The culinary journey was a highlight, with every meal a symphony of delectable Egyptian dishes. The hospitality radiated genuine care, making me feel like an honored guest.

Beyond the culinary delights and warm welcome, the henna experience added a touch of local artistry. The intricate designs showcased the skilled hands and cultural richness of Aswan.

A stay where every moment was savored, from palate to hospitality to the intricate...

The food was delicious. I had Molokhia and eggplant (mosaka) with bread. The eggplant was AMAZING. It’s listed as vegetable on the menu. And the owner is so kind.

When I went there was a private group on the second floor so we ate on the roof level.

It’s a short walk from the southern pier. You can take a public boat from the pier for 10 pounds a person. The island is very rural and there are sand roads and chickens at the entrance area . I was scared at first but I’m glad I took the chance...