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

As one of the most striking pieces of architecture on the island of Zamalek, the Cairo Marriott Hotel certainly leaves a mark on anyone and everyone that visits it. But beyond the palatial walls that were built as by Khedive Ismail in 1869, lays a hotel that embraces the long history of the palace, while also offering some top fine-dining options.

One of the most popular spots for Cairo’s discerning diners at the Marriott is Japanese restaurant, Torii, which stands as one of the more unique Asian eateries in the city. With an a diverse menu and authentic dishes (not to mention an endlessly entertaining teppenyaki station), Torii's atmosphere is intimate, modern and sophisticated, all the while retaining the element of the traditional that has come to define the Marriott.

But let’s get to the reason we’ve brought you here today….

What? The good folk at the Marriott are offering one Cairo 360 reader the chance to win dinner for two at Torii!

Why?  Because Torii is one of the most underrated restaurants in Zamalek and it's about time you you got to know it a little better.

How do I get my hands on it? We’ve made things a little trickier this time – to enter your name into the draw, just tell us which Marriott venue the below photo has been taken in.

Tough, right? Well, don’t tell anyone we told you this, but you might find a clue or two on the Marriott’s official website…

Now what? Send your answers to freestuff@cairo360.com, with your full name, contact details and Marriott Competition’ in the subject line. The competition ends at midnight on Wednesday 25th of May 2016, so hurry up and send your answers in! Terms and Conditions apply.