The first ASEAN Restaurant in Alexandria, ROMANSA is located 1.5 kilometer from the junction of the corniche road Montazah and Mamourah; the road is parallel with the train line. Run by Indonesian and Malaysian students, ROMANSA serves famous ASEAN cuisine; list of Malaysian, Indonesia and Thailands’ fried rice, vegetables, chicken, beef, and fish. The price is reasonable, the hospitality is commendable, and the pleasant ambience is indulging.
Situated in the eastern part of Alexandria, Mandarah is densely populated with a middle class Egyptians. There are about thousand Malaysian students studying in Al-Azhar branch, Alexandria, staying in this area. Adjacent to it is another popular area called Montazah where you can find a Palace formerly owned by the last King of Egypt – King Farouk. Within these two places, there the 5 Star Sheraton Montaza, Chilis, Fathallah Supermarket, and many other interesting places. It is about ten kilometers from Kafr Abdou. One could reach there by train, the famous “tranco” or mini bus or taxi.
The first ASEAN Restaurant in Alexandria, ROMANSA is located 1.5 kilometer from the junction of the corniche road Montazah and Mamourah; the road is parallel with the train line. Run by Indonesian and Malaysian students, ROMANSA serves famous ASEAN cuisine; list of Malaysian, Indonesia and Thailands’ fried rice, vegetables, chicken, beef, and fish. The price is reasonable, the hospitality is commendable, and the pleasant ambience is indulging.
Situated in the eastern part of Alexandria, Mandarah is densely populated with a middle class Egyptians. There are about thousand Malaysian students studying in Al-Azhar branch, Alexandria, staying in this area. Adjacent to it is another popular area called Montazah where you can find a Palace formerly owned by the last King of Egypt – King Farouk. Within these two places, there the 5 Star Sheraton Montaza, Chilis, Fathallah Supermarket, and many other interesting places. It is about ten kilometers from Kafr Abdou. One could reach there by train, the famous “tranco” or mini bus or taxi.
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