I went there with a few of my friends an hour after it opened with decent expectations. We ordered a plate of fuul, mes’a and koshari with pulled chicken. As a take away with us we got tameja wrap. To start with the positive, the fuul was exceptional although a little sour, the koshari was authentic but would have liked a little more rice, and the mes’a was alright but not exactly authentic I would say. However, the reason for writing this review is the tameja wrap, if you could call it that. It was very small, and very skinny. I feel like i can say this with confidence, since I have tried tameja sandwiches in egypt, that this was the least like a tameja thing that I have ever tried. And as if it couldn’t get worse, the tameja inside tasted old and oily and the bread was hard. I remember it being mentioned that it would have fuul in it but I could honestly taste nothing of that. I am not mad at the price that was paid for that wrap, which was 6.9€, I am made that i paid for something that is as close to inedible as any food can be. I’m just disappointed that such a nice meal was muddied by such a subpar wrap.