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🔄 Updated & Detailed Restaurant Guide
Looking for the best places to eat in Sharm El Sheikh? This updated guide covers top local Egyptian restaurants, seafood spots, and international dining options across Naama Bay, SOHO Square, and the Old Market.
Where to Eat in Sharm El Sheikh – Best Restaurants Guide
Looking for where to eat in Sharm El Sheikh? This vibrant city offers an incredible variety of restaurants — from authentic Egyptian cuisine to international dining experiences. Whether you're craving fresh seafood, grilled kebabs, or sushi, Sharm El Sheikh has something for every taste and budget. This guide highlights the best local and international restaurants across the city.
🍽️ Best Local & Egyptian Restaurants in Sharm El Sheikh
1. El Masrien (Old Market)
One of the most popular Egyptian restaurants in Sharm El Sheikh. It serves grilled meats, stuffed vine leaves, lentil soup, and fresh flatbread.
2. Fares Seafood (Old Market & Hadaba)
A top choice for seafood lovers in Sharm El Sheikh. Choose your fish and enjoy it grilled or fried Egyptian-style.
3. Gad Restaurant
Gad is a beloved Egyptian fast-food chain offering falafel, shawarma, foul, and more — ideal for quick and affordable meals.
🌍 Best International Restaurants in Sharm El Sheikh
4. The Blue Fountain (Naama Bay)
This cozy bistro-style restaurant in Sharm serves steaks, pastas, and romantic dinners with live music in Naama Bay.
5. Rangoli (Maritim Jolie Ville Resort)
Rangoli is a renowned Indian restaurant in Sharm El Sheikh. It offers delicious curries, tandoori plates, and vegetarian options with sea views.
6. Sushi Lounge (SOHO Square)
Located in SOHO Square, Sushi Lounge offers modern Japanese cuisine — sushi, sashimi, and cocktails — in a trendy setting.
7. McDonald’s, KFC & International Chains
Fast food chains like McDonald’s and KFC are available across Sharm El Sheikh for quick meals and familiar tastes.
🍴 Dining Tips for Sharm El Sheikh Restaurants
- Check if prices include tax and service fees — usually 22–25% is added.
- Pay in Egyptian pounds. However, tourist areas often accept USD or EUR.
- Leave a tip — 10% is standard if it’s not included in the bill.
- Seafood is freshest near Nabq Bay and the Old Market area.
- Try local desserts like kunafa, basbousa, and om ali for a sweet ending.
Want more local tips on where to eat in Sharm El Sheikh? Explore our full Sharm El Sheikh Travel Guide or book a food tour to discover hidden culinary gems with a local expert.