Egyptian Food Creators Cooking Up the Internet’s Favorite Bites
Whether you’re here for drool-worthy plating, side-splitting reviews, or a 2AM scroll full of cravings, these nine Egyptian foodies deliver the full spread.

Food content in the region has shifted quickly over the past decade. What began as recipe blogs and polished Instagram shots has expanded into reviews, reels, and full-scale video series that mix humor, critique, and cultural memory.
In Egypt, this evolution has been particularly sharp. Food creators here aren’t just producing recipes; they’re capturing the textures of daily life - street carts in Sayeda Zeinab, bakery counters in Alexandria, family kitchens in Mansoura. Their work ranges from playful reviews and satirical commentary to carefully styled dishes that double as cultural markers. Together, they’ve built a space where food isn’t only about taste, but about memory, place, and perspective.
The following nine Egyptian creators reflect this shift. Some revive old flavors, others experiment with new formats, and many do both. What unites them is a clear point of view: each creator adds their own lens to Egypt’s food story, shaping how it is shared and remembered online.
Morcos

Adany

Mohammed Hazem

Yomna Reda

Adham Nour

Amr El Hady

Sensawy

📸@sensawy
Based in Alexandria, Sensawy is best known for straightforward reviews - particularly desserts and Ramadan iftar boxes. His candid commentary has earned him a reputation for relatability.
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