it was agood place to eat Egyptian meal Koshari i like it very much . the location is very good and it was near from the hostel where i stayed in cairo

Koshari is a great, local meal...but as a foreigner, you must be careful. Al-Tahrir Koshari is clean, safe, inexpensive and delicious. We've been to two locations: downtown near Tahrir Square and on Al Nasr Street in New Maadi. Both are consistently excellent, but the downtown location has a little more local charm.

This is a chain restaurant, but they serve up generous portions of kosheray, Egypt's national dish. Available in three sizes, a small is plenty for most people; a medium would feed two people. We accidentally ordered two mediums; I regretted wasting half of mine, but I was stuffed. The bill for two mediums and water came to 16 LE (about... More

Egypt's national dish. I loooooove koshary and having tried a few different places, I find this one without a shadow of a doubt the very best. A pile of macaroni, spaghetti, rice, chickpeas and fried onions covered in tomato sauce and sprinkled with hot sauce and a dressing of garlic & vinegar may not sound like much, but OMG it... More

Great test that I ate too much as usual, I always either go there or order deliver but I have to eat from them many times. My family as well like too much

Koshary is the Egyptian national dish and every visitor MUST try it before leaving. Koshari al-tahrir is the best place to do so. Canteen-style restaurant, but that's all part of the experience: very clean, very fast, very very cheap (less than 1 euro for a regular sized portion) and the best koshary in town. Don't miss it!

Koshary; an egyptian meal that can be considered as a brunch. Cheap, good value for money, tasteful. Ingredients: Macaroni, Rice, Hommos, Red Sauce of tomato and maybe hot sauce, fried onion.

I have visited this restaurant several times and the koshary and tagan(sp?) are both very good. you get a huge bowl for 5 EGP (less than $1). the bread/chips are very nice also.

I'm not an expert on Koshari, but I thought it was pretty good compared to other Koshari. It seemed like it was heavier on the noodles than the rice, which I enjoyed. The waiter was friendly, and it was very inexpensive.