Foul Rghif
Slow-simmered fava, garlic oil, fresh herbs
45 EGPSlow-simmered foul and fresh tameyah, reimagined for the modern table.
Abo Hesham starts serving foul from a single cart, slow-cooked before sunrise every day.
Word spreads across the neighborhood, and the cart becomes a home with four walls.
Three generations refine the same pot of foul into the signature taste people line up for.
Abo Hesham opens its second branch, carrying the same fire, the same recipe.
Same foul, same tameya, reimagined for a new generation of the table.
The foul tastes exactly like the cart I grew up walking past. Somehow they made it feel new without losing that.
Mona K.Tameya is unbelievably crisp. Comes out hot every single time, no exceptions.
Youssef A.Shipsi rghif is my go-to. The tahini drizzle makes the whole thing.
Nourhan S.Been coming here since the second branch opened. Consistency is everything, and they nail it every visit.
Karim F.Ordered the batatis sawabe on a whim. Now it's the only thing I order.
Salma H.Best foul in Cairo, full stop. My family has three generations agreeing on this one.
Tarek M.