Grand Pyramid (旧SPHINX) — Restaurant in Tokyo

Arabic food, especially Egyptian food, is rare in Japan. Finally, I found an Arabic restaurant that serves authentic Egyptian food in an innovative way with a nice Pharaonic atmosphere. Honestly, I am a fan of Egyptian food. Today I decided to break my fast in this beautiful restaurant. There they provide some nice Ramadan vibes, such as lanterns, decorations, and some special hymns to usher in the holy month of Ramadan. They provided a beautiful buffet containing different dishes and items, as well as two types of delicious juices, in addition to desserts and salads. I enjoyed a lot of delicious pieces of béchamel pasta, as well as rice and wonderful Egyptian koshari. I enjoyed this unique experience and would love to repeat it again. The service was excellent and the staff were friendly and listened to any requests you might have. The chef is also exceptional in his cooking and his dishes are very delicious. Finally, I would like to thank the owner of the restaurant for his welcome, kind smile, and good management...

We will not be coming back here. Overall it was not a good experience. We ordered drinks and app as soon as we sat down. The drinks came out quick and good but the appetizer took almost half hour. The appetizer was good but not advertised as the photo on the menu showed four falafels and only two came out along with luke warm fries. The waitress did not come back in the half hour to take our dinner order. We had to tell another waitress to put in. The dinner orders came out in half the time of the appetizer. My cousin ordered the fattah moza with lamb. He had to send back because it was ice cold in the middle. I ordered the bbq sirloin steak wagyu and it came out dry. It also came on this unnecessary cauldron when you went to pick your food, the metal grate was loose and almost dropped the food. We did not finish any of our food and just...

Wonderful food and atmosphere and the host was amazing

We turned up on a Wednesday night on the off-chance, since we saw this restaurant when we ate nearby on a previous night. The host, Neha was super-attentive and even though we did not have a reservation, she immediately went to the manager and saw about seating us due to a recent cancelation. We were surprised to see such a nicely furnished restaurant in the mall with beautiful Egyptian artifacts, live music and belly dancing! We had to wait some time for our food, but we were told up-front what the wait would be and just enjoyed the ambiance while we had our drinks. We had chicken and lamb biryani dishes (unlike Indian-style, not spicy) with wonderful falafel and eggeh starters. Such a wonderful...