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Shishini
- September 29, 2026
- +20 10 67384837
- Next to Rana Mall Street, Gaby Mall Center, First Neighborhood, Third District, 6th of October City, First of October District, Giza Governorate
EL-MUMTAZA RESTURANT
Location
Camp Shezar, 51 Zakaria Ghanim St, Al Ibrahimeyah Bahri WA Sidi Gaber, Bab Shar", Alexandria Governorate 5424072
Description
Asian restaurant
Contact
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Address
Camp Shezar, 51 Zakaria Ghanim St, Al Ibrahimeyah Bahri WA Sidi Gaber, Bab Shar", Alexandria Governorate 5424072
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Ola Y
Perfect authentic Asian food tbh! But the place itself isn’t so clean and it’s not really a restaurant it’s just like a room in a garage spot. But I still love it! Would give a 5 if the place was renovated.
Rem
The food was really really delicious. And the drinks are amazing. Even though the place isn’t the best looking but it’s worth it because of their food. if you want and authentic Indonesian food experience then this is the place to go. A big plus is that the prices are very very cheap. And the portions are huge I could barely finish my plate. Will definitely come here again.
Sunny
Simple Indonesian resturan, have a delicious Mumtaza pasta with amazing taste.
The place is so simple and the food quality isn’t bad
Maged Mohamed
One of my most favorite places to eat in Alexandria. If it is you first time to go there, you’ll be surprised because the place doesn’t look fancy at all so you might expect the food will be bad but once you try it, you will totally change your mind. The food is really delicious and clean and you’ll feel like eating at home. The prices are very cheap and also plate sizes are big! Service is very good.
The owners are very kind, polite and always smiling to you.
Since I first tried it, I go there at least once every week and I can’t stop going there…
Peter F
This place is very “family-operated.” Dad in kitchen, Mom takes orders, kids serve and play when not busy. It’s almost like you are in someone’s home. Strange – not a restaurant feel – but the customers are here for the food.
Surprisingly good Indonesian food, large portions, very inexpensive. My tom yum soup had real lemongrass. (Where did they find that? 🤔) Clearly this place caters to all the Malaysian students in Camp Cesar.
You’d be wise to bring your own drinks and napkins when you come here.