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We visited Malmo for the day whilst... read more staying in Copenhagen. We went to Koshari House in the evening for dinner. The menu is street food, Egyptian and most of the menu is vegan.

This may sound off putting to a staunch meat eater. But the food is beautiful so please give it a try. I recommend the mousaka, the hummus and the foul, this is a fava been dip.

The service is really attentive and the staff are very friendly and they care about your experience.

What's more when you receive your bill, you will realise how good value this place is. It is really reasonable and far cheaper than anything we experienced in Copenhagen.

If you are in Malmo, go. If you are in Copenhagen, go!

We had an excellent evening here.

  Honestly, we didn’t know it was vegan when we entered the restaurant. Not having had any Egyptian food before, my family and I were curious to try.

Ordered... read more for 3 interesting dishes including the Tameya for myself. As a non-vegetarian, I didn’t really enjoy my food but that’s more of a personal preference. However, the spices and flavours of my Tameya were nicely balanced and were not too oily.

I appreciated the warm service from the staff and our food came hot and freshly prepared. The price is reasonable for lunch. Water is free for self service. 🙂

  We had lunch there and I just love the options for vegan food in Sweden in general. Here we had favabean balls and the stuffed wine leaves. The best were... read more the balls, unfortunately we did not manage to try more of the dishes. Selection is limited but thats ok since the quality is very good. And it filled up pretty quickly over lunchtime.

  Very fresh high quality lunch food for a low price. We shared the mix plate in two. We are not vegans but love this place anyway. Excellent service. We’ll be... read more back.