“ Food is so delicious here! We went in last night for a late night snack at 11:55 and he still took our order! We got the kofta wrap and it tasted delicious. It was made fresh! We enjoyed it so much that we went back today for lunch before leaving town! We ordered a kofta wrap and chicken shawarma wrap. Both were so good! Amazing portion. My husband and I shared both and they were so good! The sauce and seasoning in these is so yummy. We ate the food so fast I didn't get a chance to take a picture. Trust me when I say the food is great! I've had a lot of middle Eastern/Mediterranean/egyptian food and this was absolutely delicious. I appreciated them letting us order so close to closing time. The ambiance is chill. It's decorated with Egyptian items to give that Egyptian atmosphere. Overall good and will be back next time we are in town. ”

“ We had a late night dinner at this Egyptian restaurant after attending the "circus" a couple doors down, and loved the place. The chicken shawarma plate and kofta kabab plate (beef and lamb) were freshly prepared, the meats seasoned well and full of flavor not salt. We chose the garlic sauce on the side (the other option was hummus) and this creamy aioli was uniquely delicious and great for dipping the pita bread slices. The salad had a vinegar based dressing which was a bit too tangy/spicy for me. But other than that, every part of our dishes was tasty and satisfying. The restaurant had plenty of seating available and a lovely Egyptian-themed atmosphere. And the worker who helped us was friendly and provided sufficient service on a Saturday night. ”

“ Great quality, flavor, and balance of exclusively Egyptian dishes with other Mediterranean classics! Had the falafel wrap which was pleasantly tender (not overcooked / too crunchy) - get it with the fries inside. So tasty! First time tasting the koshari with chicken, so could only compare it to other dishes I've had. The pasta, chicken, and veggies came together nicely. I would consider ordering it again. ”

“ After watching home Alone at the symphony my Wife and I were hungry and I looked up this spot near our hotel. We took a Uber there. We ordered a lot of things and The rice was so good! The service was amazing too.nice guy at the front. All The food is fresh and homemade ”

“ While recently in San Fransisco, we stayed at a hotel near Pharaohs and were in need of a pre-dinner snack, so we decided to stop in for wraps. I got the falafel wrap, but not the original, the one that was souped up with the extra fixings! I was desperately hungry when we ordered so the bar was pretty low, but I thoroughly enjoyed every bite of the wrap! The bread itself was on the thinner side and seemed a touch dry to me, but the falafel was solid and combined with all the other fixings it really hit the spot. Tip though, when ordering through the Yelp app keep in mind that the status may not be up to date. In the app it showed our order hadn't even been confirmed yet, but when we got there it was ready for us. Sorry for the lack of pictures, I was too hungry to pause for that! ”

“ Koshari and kunafa are the best. The service was fast and the place has a good vibe. Came here for carb load before SF run, Reppin Sacramento. The Kings will be back here again for playoffs. ”

“ I ordered koshari since I had looked at the reviews beforehand and it sounded like this is an Egyptian dish that isn't ready to find in US restaurants. They had it ready earlier than the estimated pickup time. I found the macaroni and noodles to be rather plain and underwhelming and wish they were crispier, and the lentils and rice were just okay, but the garbanzo beans/chickpeas were good and the caramelized onions were definitely my favorite part since they were sweet and crispy. Overall it was pretty good though and it is vegetarian; I am not qualified to judge how this compares to koshari elsewhere or how it's traditionally made. ”

“ This is a place I'd walked by dozens of times, but only recently decided to check out after craving Mediterranean one day... and I'm very glad I did! Pharaohs is a small establishment tucked in the Tendernob district. We were greeted kindly by the gentlemen in the restaurant, and decided to dine in. Pharaohs offers a self-serve ordering kiosk, making the order experience simple and efficient. I ordered the ahmose wrap, which is a wrap with lamb, beef, and chicken shawarma mixed in with onion and tomatoes. The wrap was heavenly! The meats were tender and perfectly cooked, with a lovely blend of sauce balanced in perfect ratio. I ordered mine with "medium" spice, but could unfortunately taste virtually no spice at all... so if you want a kick to your meal here, I'd err on the side of extra spice! We also ordered the hawawshy, which is toasted pita stuffed with Egyptian ground beef and lamb, and it was every bit as good as the ahmose wrap. The pita bread was warm and crispy, and provided a delicious shell for the tenderness of the seasoned beef and lamb. The fries that we ordered with both entrees were also seasoned, crispy, and delicious counterparts to the wrap and hawawshy! If you're looking for delicious Mediterranean food, Pharaohs has you covered. I will definitely be back to take on those delicious-looking King Tut fries... ”

“ Came here specifically for koshari. It's a specifically Egyptian dish so most "Middle Eastern" places don't serve it. While passing by on the bus I noticed Pharaoh's had a big sign advertising it so I made a note to stop by. Glad I did. Crisp onions, garlic laden tomato sauce, perfectly cokes lentils and rice. It was sooooo satisfying! Now I can't wait to come back and try the molokiyah. I first enjoyed koshari during a lengthy visit to Cairo. Could not enough of it there! Too bad they don't serve hibiscus tea. ”