This place is a hidden gem! Unassuming, casual & easy within shouting distance of Millersville…read moreUniversity. We came in as a group of four and ordered an assortment of dishes: we started with the spicy vegetable samosa, which were delicious - just a hint of spice - and cheese spring rolls, which were filled with a creamy sort of cheese. After that, we had the Koshary, Moussaka, beef shawarma, and the Hawawshi pie. Everything was served hot and lovely with wonderful flavors, and the beef was super tender and delicious. We also enjoyed cardamom tea and baklava for dessert. Everything - and I mean EVERYTHING - was delicious... and the prices were incredibly affordable. I can't wait to go back again.

We were served immediately and with kindness by the server. Between the 3 of us, we all chose…read moremostly vegan options and all were quite delicious AND affordable. The pasta dish reheats well on the second day and the eggplant was cooked perfectly. Thank you!

Great hidden gem. The lamb gyro and fries were amazing. The owner and her daughter were extremely…read morefriendly and engaged in conversation. The food is cooked to order but definitely worth the wait. The menu is huge.

My son loves the Chicken shawarma, and baklava. It's always fresh. There is only one other place…read morethat makes shawarma. Thank you.

The food here is so good, I was unable to properly thank the staff after our meal. We had gyros &…read morekibbies & every single thing was so fresh & so rich in flavor. Ever find a place you wanted to immediately tell your friends about? This is the one! Go here! You'll probably see us there!

So many reasons why. The kid who took our order charged us $49.00 for a gyros and 1 meat pie and…read morespinach pie. He said the sauce was an Olive oil garlic sauce, but it was just ranch dressing.That was on the gyro, it was terrible.The lamb were thick chunks that were disgusting. I know they have some good reviews , but I don't think the people that left those review have ever had real mediterranean food. Because that.\n's not it

This spot creates experiences beyond words. The feel here is warm and welcoming. They used unique…read moreingredients yet served efficiently. Not exaggerating, these workers are outstanding, remarkably friendly, knowledgeable and make you feel at home right away. I was pleased with the entire visit.

This place feels like it was designed specifically for people like me. The dishes provide complete…read moresatisfaction. Staff - one of nicest people I've seen who would always accommodate your needs. The position of Suzy American & Egyptian Food in the neighborhood is ideal. Sample their food and form your impression.

Went there Sunday morning with my daughter's family. They…read morewere crazy busy. Waited about 20 minutes and it was worth it. Excellent portions, good service, a little slow but worth the wait. A little loud, but understandable because it was so busy. We would definitely return

I had never frequented New Egypt Kitchen before, but my wife & Mother In Law had been (for…read morebreakfast, a couple of times). Shortly after entering this establishment, I realized I had dinner in this building before, but the last time was several years ago (was Naples Pizza & Pasta back then, in 2018). Everything had changed, decor was simple and rustic now. Anyway, we ordered lunch. Conversation between us was strained because the music was a bit loud (albeit, it was a decent genre, 70's & 80's Rock). It took a while for the meals to arrive to our table, even though only one other table was occupied at that time in the restaurant. Our waiter was a bit inattentive also (or maybe inexperienced ?). I had to get up to ask him for some plates for our mozzarella stick appetizer, some ice in my wife's Iced Tea, a bottle of ketchup for my Mother In Law's French fries, and the coleslaw that was suppose to come with my Mother In Law's meal. Food was alright though, not great, but not horrible either. I don't agree with the 4 & 5 Star reviews for this place though, maybe breakfast is better, but that certainly wasn't what I experienced yesterday during our lunch. I imagine I still might be back someday, because it's close to where my Mother In Law lives and there really isn't a lot of choices nearby. A weak 3 Star Rating for now, I'll write an updated review when we return for breakfast sometime.

We had a wonderful meal at this small and quirky restaurant in Little Egypt. The decor, all the…read morework of the owner and chef, is wonderful. So much eye candy! The owner tells you what is available, and you choose, and then he cooks and serves you. The process is not quick, but we were a family group of five and enjoyed examining the dense decorations of our surroundings while we waited for the delicious food. Our meal included an outstanding beet salad, cauliflower in pomegranate sauce, foul (mashed fava beans with vegetables), lamb shank, lamb tagine, fish in a clay pot, and koshary (a mixture of chickpeas, macaroni, rice, and tomato). Everything was so good, and portions were generous so that there was a good deal left to take home. We would absolutely return and recommend.

I learned of Mombar and its history on IG so I decided to visit during my visit to NY. The…read moreexperience itself is approx. 2hrs. Be patient and you'll reap the benefits. I ordered a chicken dish with mixed veggies and rice, along with hummus & pita (not pictured). The food had a lovely blend of spices and the hummus was truly the best I've ever eaten.

BEST Egyptian food in the city! Don't walk, RUN there! And everything you get will be generous and…read moredelicious. The owner is very nice and sometimes gives complimentary baklava.

Cilantro is unbelievable. What an experience. This is a hole in the wall spot, but everything from…read morethe service to the quality of the food was 10/10. The chef is the wife, the husband assists the business aspect and the son takes care of serving the food and he's the cashier. I could go on and on but honestly the fresh ingredients and quality need to be experienced on your own.