Seventh Star — Restaurant in Gamsha

We had a really disappointing experience here. First, the baby high chair we were given was extremely dirty—I had to clean it myself before we could even seat our infant. There were four of us dining, and unfortunately, every dish we ordered was a letdown.

I ordered the pasta with pane, but the pasta was undercooked and the pane was clearly fried in either fish oil or very old oil—it had an unpleasant, off-putting taste. My husband had the grilled kebab, which was also undercooked and chewy to the point of being inedible. We couldn’t eat our meals and asked for the check shortly after.

Although the staff apologized and offered us dessert, we declined—we had already lost trust in the kitchen after four bad dishes and didn’t want to risk trying anything else. What made it worse was that they didn’t even offer a discount on the food we couldn’t eat. Overall, it was a very poor experience, and we won’t be...

If you would like to see how one can screw up an Egyptian breakfast, then it’s the place! Tomatoes and cheese with no tomatoes? Foul that Is a weird pasty mixture- just awful. Salad!!!! Flavorless salad!!!and my ‘favorite’ ta3m3ya- tasted like a green doughy oily pancake 🤮🤮🤮🤮 Waiters are most likely aware of the poor food quality as NOBODY came even once to ask how the food was, yet stood and chattered pointing at our table. Have to say, I am grateful to have eaten a boiled egg and a butter sandwich as nothing else was anything close to appetizing. Shame! The photo shows my plate after I have eaten DO...

It’s a shame to see such a nice place deteriorate like this. I’ve been coming here for many years, but the quality is dropping quickly. Pastry and bakery items are still decent, but breakfast, for example, has gone downhill. The portions look wrong—almost like leftovers—and presentation is poor. The orange juice is barely half a cup, the coffee is served extremely hot without any care, and flies are everywhere. I know that part isn’t entirely their fault, but it adds to the overall experience. Farewell to what was once a...