The Definitive Guide to Living in the Capital , Cairo , Egypt

Ramadan is all about cherishing those warm moments together around the dinner table. With a strong theme of empathy, the holy month reunites family and friends during Iftar and Sohour, and everything in between.

While planning your outings, Santoku Sushi and Steakhouse is helping you celebrate Ramadan differently with a diverse twist, serving Egyptian, Japanese, and other international cuisines all under one roof. You can also take a seat outside in the open air space and enjoy the fresh breeze.

If you’re as huge a fan of the Teppanyaki live shows as we are, you can pick between three set menus with prices starting at 195 LE. Santoku also put together set menus that feature Ramadan beverages, onion or chicken soup, Teppanyaki platters served with fried rice or noodles, salads and Egyptian pastries for dessert, for 350 LE. Santoku also put together set menus that feature Ramadan beverages, onion or chicken soup, Teppanyaki platters served with fried rice or noodles, salads and Egyptian pastries for dessert, for 350 LE. 

At the restaurant’s Ramadan Gala, you can break your fast with a special Ramadan drink, mushroom soup, chicken Caesar salad, lasagne, and premium Angus Ribeye steak, then put the cherry on top with a good ol’ Om Ali for dessert, all for 800 LE.

Those craving fresh sushi rolls can opt for the restaurant’s sushi packages; 40 pieces for 455 LE, 60 for 675 LE, or 100 for 1,025 LE. All sushi combos are served with soup, spring rolls, and ice cream. On Sundays, you can eat as many sushi pieces as you can for just 295 LE!

As for Sohour, you’ll be enjoying traditional Egyptian cuisines with soothing live tunes, and on Tuesdays, it’s all about karaoke. But every day, you’ll be remembering the good old days of Ramadan with beautiful old songs bringing a wave of nostalgia across the dinner table.

Opening hours are from 4:00 PM till 12:00 AM. For reservations, call 01212669999.