Al Masri Coupons and Deals
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EAT LIKE AN EGYPTIAN Get swept away—mind, body and taste buds—with 7000 years of Egyptian history, tradition and delicious culinary concoctions. Al Masri is the only Egyptian restaurant in San Francisco and all of Northern California. Earning rave reviews in the San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco Food Lover’s Guide, The San Francisco Bay Guardian and Epicure, both the food and atmosphere will take you out of this world and into an unforgettable experience. Depending on your option you'll enjoy cuisine for half-off anytime Monday through Saturday or go for the popular Sunday brunch where belly-dancing entertainment is served alongside mouthwatering dishes. Have a feast fit for King Tut himself. MUST TRYS Hummus Bil Tahina Chick pea puree with tahina, garlic, lemon juice, drizzled with extra virgin olive oil. Taggen Firakh Get past the pronunciation and we’re talking baked chicken in a rich tomato, ginger, garlic sauce.
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Belly dancers charm guests enjoying halal lamb & free-range cornish hens stuffed with raisins, nuts & rice, made by native Egyptian chefs
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Al Masri is so much more than just a restaurant, it’s an adventure to a far off and exotic land, an exploration of an ancient culture steeped in history, and a visual, aural and gastronomic treat. Al Masri translates as ‘The Egyptian’ and perhaps that best describes this wonderful place – it’s the very essence of Egypt transported to the heart of Outer Richmond! From dishes made using recipes as old as the ancient pyramids, to the twirling belly dancers and Egyptian music, an evening at Al Masri truly is a one-of-a-kind experience. The menu is a smorgasbord of innovative dishes all bursting with the sun-kissed flavors of the Mediterranean, Africa and Asia, each of which Egypt straddles. Fresh seafood, free-range poultry, healthy pulses, aromatic sauces, and plenty of wonderful garlic, there is something to delight everyone, all served in a beautiful atmosphere inspired by the tomb of King Tut himself! Rave reviews have rained down upon Al Masri from the likes of SF Examiner, SF Chronicle, Food lover’s Guide, SF Bay Guardian, SF Weekly and KGO Newstalk, and when the Consul General of Egypt says of Al Masri “This is as good as it gets” you know this restaurant really is something very special. Come and discover the sights, sounds and flavors of Egypt at Al Masri.
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Pay $5 today and you'll get $10 spend on food and drink from Al-Masri Egyptian Restaurant, powered by Takeout & Delivery from LivingSocial. Calling on Egypt's 7,000 years of history, this dining room is known best for its authentic cooking. Have the ancient flavors brought to you through the kitchen's gambari mashwi, grilled prawns with garlicky butter sauce; taggen firakh, baked chicken in tomato-ginger sauce; and lahma mahshiya, tenderloin stuffed with cheese and parsley. For quick standby favorites, mop up lemon-drizzled hummus and baba ghanoush.
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The inside of Al-Masri is said to be akin to the inside of a Pharaoh’s tomb with striped awnings, a tiled floor, beautiful hand-painted images and figures of ancient Egypt throughout that pop under the warm light.But the real entertainment is Al Masri’s “Rags Baladi” belly dancers, who have performed at such events as the opening of the de Young museum and the Legion of Honor's "Eternal Egypt" exhibit. If you’re willing, they’ll even let you come on stage to learn a few shakes.The menu is pure, authentic Egyptian. Their falafel, uniquely made from dried fava beans, is an excellent way to start a meal which could include anything from a salmon dish called Samak Mashwi to their signature rack of lamb. There are also vegetarian options inspired by the court cuisine of Alexandria.
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Escape to exotic Egypt at Al Masri Restaurant and immerse yourself in seven thousand years of history and tradition. On the menu, you will find dishes as ancient as the pyramids to modern interpretations created just for you. The ambiance takes its inspiration from the royal tombs, with hand-painted images of ancient Egyptian artwork throughout. Live dancers perform traditional "Raqs Baladi" belly dancing every night, making you feel as though you've entered another time and place.Located on Balboa Street in San Francisco's Outer Richmond District, Al Masri (The Egyptian) is truly a one-of-a-kind, unforgettable experience. So take advantage of this exceptional discount to sample a menu fit for royalty without paying a king's ransom!
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Egypt was home to many wonders of the ancient world, from the Great Pyramid and Lighthouse of Alexandria to the Hanging Buffets of Cairo. Taste timeless greatness with this Groupon. Choose Between Two Options $20 for $40 worth of Egyptian cuisine $25 for unlimited Sunday buffet fare for two (a $50 value) The menu spotlights authentic Egyptian entrees such as baked fish with tamarind, ginger, garlic sauce, and pine nuts ($21), free-range cornish hen stuffed with green wheat ($20), and grilled rack of lamb ($22). Al-Masri Inspired by King Tut's exquisite tomb, Al-Masri melds hand-painted Egyptian artwork and gilded decor ...
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Al Masri (The Egyptian) is a collage of Egypt’s seven thousand years of history and tradition. On the menu, you will find dishes as ancient as the pyramids to modern interpretations created for His Majesty King Farouq I, the last monarch of Egypt.The ambiance takes its inspiration from the royal tomb of King Tut. Hand-painted images of Ancient Egyptian artwork grace the dancer’s stage, main dining room and continue throughout the “Isis Room”, our 12 guest private dining room. Our selection of wine and beer is expanding to enhance your experience with the cuisine.Al Masri also showcases "Raqs Baladi" performances (coined in America as “Belly Dance”). At Al Masri, we take our dance as seriously as our cuisine. With this philosophy, we have introduced a new approach in respect and appreciation for authentic Raqs Baladi. With great pride, our dancers have earned the respect of San Francisco's academic crowd, performing at events from the opening of the de Young museum to the Legion of Honor's "Eternal Egypt" exhibit. In 2006, Al Masri produced "Dancing on the Nile", to celebrate the opening of the new building of the DeYoung Museum in the Golden Gate Park. It was preformed mainly by the Sausan Academy of Egyptian Dance graduates. The sold-out production received rave reviews from the Consul General of Egypt. All of our dancers perform exclusively at Al Masri. Al Masri is truly a one-of-a-kind experience. With a 75 guest capacity, we are seasoned at delivering unforgettable experiences to parties small and large.
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