I stumbled upon this place by accident and decided to have a try. I was greeted by a very friendly lad who turned out to be the owner. He told me that the focus here is on Egyptian street food.
I have to say that I was very impressed by the decor, and even more so when I found out that everything from the chairs to the metal water cups were brought from Egypt.
I tried the falafel sandwich, the liver and some koshary. The falafel sandwich was my favourite, very flavourful and different than the Lebanese ones which are far more common. The liver dish was also tasty, but it feels to me more like a tapas dish to accompany drinks. The koshary, was a bit too heavy for me. I would enjoy a few spoonfuls of it for sure, but do note that with all the beans, pasta and fried onions, this dish is as heavy as a poutine.
I would come back, for the falafel.