KFC — Restaurant in Giza

Manger is only interested in selling chicken meals, so if you want a drink first you must buy a meal and the think 🤔 on the food or you can't buy a drink only......the restaurant is empty but you can't buy a drink to stay or to go out. Very bad business as the highest profits 📈 is from the drink 🍸 😐 an argument Manger that is not qualified to make a policy on behalf of KFC. We travel around the world and look forward to the familiar but not in Egypt 🇪🇬 and not in this KFC. Good position very bad management adds to much negatively to a quality brand.

Please change the company that is running this business. Also if everyone that has come this KFC have bought a chicken meal he couldn't cope , he only had one member of staff and the manager was just talking to his friends not working. The delivery driver had to go and bag his order French fries 🍟 dirty hands in the French fries 🍟 without any care ....... Please close this unit down.....very bad experience and dreadful example of KFC 🍗.

My very best regards,

Mahmoud Y...

Wow! Fast-food in the desert! Nothing fancy. Just a typical American Fast-food restaurant. Even prices are comparable to the U.S.

Advisements for people that can't eat spicy. I love spicy, however I didn't ask for anything spicy. Ordered 2 types of meals and the chicken for both turned out delicious, crispy and SPICY. As you remove the crispy skin from the chicken you will actually see the red seasoning on the chicken. I assume it could've been marinated with hot sauce.

The cashier was patient, fast, and professional. Areas were constantly trying to be cleaned by maintenance personnel mainly due to the dust from outside, and from the many people walking in and out.

This place shares the seating with PizzaHut as one building and there are 3 floors to choose to sit. There are people who come in to beg for money or try to sell you things, but the workers were kind enough to try to get them out (this was pretty uncomfortable, but also happens in the USA).

Credit cards are accepted.

Bathroom is available on the...

This was honestly the only particularly infuriating experience during my two-week trip to Egypt. It was incredibly hot, and I was sitting there sorting things and scanning the order code on the table with my phone when a waiter approached and told me I couldn't sit there to rest or wait without ordering. Even after I clearly explained that I was choosing my meal on my phone, she was still incredibly rude, as if she didn't understand my English. She gestured and insisted I couldn't sit there and that I should order at the bar. I vehemently stated that I was choosing my meal, and she turned and walked away rudely. This was the first time I'd ever been treated so rudely by a KFC waiter in my life, and even more so in Egypt. It was outrageous. With that attitude, I couldn't even decide...