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Egyptian cafes smoke hookah

Egyptian cafes smoke hookah

Illustrious background: if you want to know Egypt, you have to go to a cafe. Modern statistics show that there is about one coffee shop for every 250 people in Cairo. For the people of Cairo, the cafe is not only the center of public opinion like some Western clubs, but also the meeting place of three religions and nine streams. The Fesavi Cafe is the oldest and most famous cafe in Cairo. It is located in the famous old city of Cairo.

2014-08-04
Poetic prodigy Lambo Qiwen went to Egypt to do coffee business

Poetic prodigy Lambo Qiwen went to Egypt to do coffee business

Ethiopia is dominated by wild coffee forests. If you want to chew coffee fruit or drink coffee, you can pick it in the forest. Therefore, there is no coffee cultivation industry in ancient Ethiopia. Yemen had a large-scale coffee cultivation industry and coffee trade with Europe as early as the 15th and 16th centuries, and Ethiopia had no record of coffee trade until the 19th century. In 1838, Ethiopia passed through the Red Sea port.

2015-04-01
The god of poetry, Lambo, abandoned the article to do coffee business in Egypt, boutique coffee beans, Ethiopian flavor.

The god of poetry, Lambo, abandoned the article to do coffee business in Egypt, boutique coffee beans, Ethiopian flavor.

Ethiopia is mainly a wild coffee forest, want to chew coffee fruit or drink coffee, go into the forest to pick, so there was no coffee cultivation in ancient Ethiopia. Yemen had a large-scale coffee cultivation industry and coffee trade with Europe as early as the 15th and 16th centuries, and Ethiopia did not have a record of coffee trade until the 19th century. In 1838, Ethiopia passed through the port of the Red Sea

2016-04-20
The god of poetry, Tong Lanbo, abandoned his articles and went to Egypt to do coffee business, coffee culture.

The god of poetry, Tong Lanbo, abandoned his articles and went to Egypt to do coffee business, coffee culture.

Ethiopia is mainly a wild coffee forest, want to chew coffee fruit or drink coffee, go into the forest to pick, so there was no coffee cultivation in ancient Ethiopia. Yemen had a large-scale coffee cultivation industry and coffee trade with Europe as early as the 15th and 16th centuries, and Ethiopia did not have a record of coffee trade until the 19th century. In 1838, Ethiopia passed through the port of the Red Sea

2015-02-11
Go into the world-famous cafes to taste the city culture

Go into the world-famous cafes to taste the city culture

Sitting in a cafe sipping a drink is the best key to a city's culture. Coffee is a necessity in the life of Westerners. In terms of social function, the coffee shop is a bit like a Chinese teahouse: its emergence creates a public space and flattens the class distinction, and as prices fall, people from all walks of life can go for a drink and take part in gossip. After a few days

2015-09-10
Century-old cafes witness the future of Egypt and Cairo

Century-old cafes witness the future of Egypt and Cairo

Red-brown wooden doors and windows, neat and warm red and white checked tablecloths were built at Riche Cafe in 1908 and have spent 103 years in Tahrir Square in the center of Cairo, Egypt. In the turmoil before Egypt's parliamentary elections, the formerly bustling city center was once again depressed, and most shops were closed again, except for the cafe on the street corner, whose windows emitted soft yellow lights.

2014-12-16
Century-old cafes witness the future of Egypt and Cairo

Century-old cafes witness the future of Egypt and Cairo

Red-brown wooden doors and windows, neat and warm red and white checked tablecloths were built at Riche Cafe in 1908 and have spent 103 years in Tahrir Square in the center of Cairo, Egypt. In the turmoil before Egypt's parliamentary elections, the formerly bustling city center was once again depressed, and most shops were closed again, except for the cafe on the street corner, whose windows emitted soft yellow lights.

2015-01-30
Cafes that witness the next hundred years of history in Egypt and Cairo

Cafes that witness the next hundred years of history in Egypt and Cairo

Red-brown wooden doors and windows, neat and warm red and white checked tablecloths were built at Riche Cafe in 1908 and have spent 103 years in Tahrir Square in the center of Cairo, Egypt. In the turmoil before Egypt's parliamentary elections, the formerly bustling city center was once again depressed, and most shops were closed again, except for the cafe on the street corner, whose windows emitted soft yellow lights.

2015-03-23
The century-old cafe witnessed the future of Egypt and Cairo

The century-old cafe witnessed the future of Egypt and Cairo

Red-brown wooden doors and windows, neat and warm red and white checked tablecloths were built at Riche Cafe in 1908 and have spent 103 years in Tahrir Square in the center of Cairo, Egypt. In the turmoil before Egypt's parliamentary elections, the formerly bustling city center was once again depressed, and most shops were closed again, except for the cafe on the street corner, whose windows emitted soft yellow lights.

2014-08-04
Cafes with a history of 20 years witness the future of Egypt and Cairo

Cafes with a history of 20 years witness the future of Egypt and Cairo

Red-brown wooden doors and windows, neat and warm red and white checked tablecloths were built at Riche Cafe in 1908 and have spent 103 years in Tahrir Square in the center of Cairo, Egypt. In the turmoil before Egypt's parliamentary elections, the formerly bustling city center was once again depressed, and most shops were closed again, except for the cafe on the street corner, whose windows emitted soft yellow lights.

2015-05-11
Start a fantastic journey from coffee

Start a fantastic journey from coffee

Seattle people are famous for drinking coffee. Egypt: there are special Arabic spices in coffee. Arabia is the first region in the world to drink and produce coffee. Caffeine culture is full of nostalgia in Egypt. Even Najib Mahafuz, a Nobel Prize winner and a famous Egyptian writer, has a specific description of Egyptian cafes in many of his novels. The most unique thing is, stir-fry

2015-09-10
Ginger Coffee making North African Ginger Coffee

Ginger Coffee making North African Ginger Coffee

When ginger coffee from North Africa was drunk with fresh mint coffee in Egypt, it was found for the first time that in North Africa, all kinds of spices can be added to coffee, even ginger. Yemen in North Africa, the ginger coffee that nomads are best at, actually doesn't need to go to the Sahara Desert. We can also make it at home. Ginger coffee for four people only needs the following ingredients:

2015-09-06

"Mother of the City" Cairo: authentic life begins with coffee

Summary: Cairo, the capital of Egypt, across the Nile, majestic and spectacular, is the political, economic and commercial center of the entire Middle East. Taste, a strong smell of coffee mixed with some spices can not help but sigh, here is the taste of Cairo. Summary of Western-style Cafe for Foreign use: authentic Cafe Life in Cairo

2015-06-19
Coffee trip-the latest reference information

Coffee trip-the latest reference information

In terms of social function, the cafe is somewhat similar to the Chinese teahouse: its emergence has created a public space and flattened the class distinction, and as prices fall, people from all walks of life can go for a drink and participate in gossip. After hundreds of years of development, coffee has become a necessity of people's life and evolved into a beverage symbolizing civilization. And as long as you walk into a famous cafe

2014-08-15

"Mother of the City" Cairo: authentic life begins with coffee

Summary: Cairo, the capital of Egypt, across the Nile, majestic and spectacular, is the political, economic and commercial center of the entire Middle East. Taste, a strong smell of coffee mixed with some spices can not help but sigh, here is the taste of Cairo. Summary of Western-style Cafe for Foreign use: authentic Cafe Life in Cairo

2014-05-29
Authentic life in Cairo's favorite cafe.

Authentic life in Cairo's favorite cafe.

If Cairo is described as the capital of thousands of pagodas for its many mosques, then there is one thing in Cairo that exceeds the number of mosques: Egyptian cafes. Coffee is not a native product of Egypt, but was introduced into the daily life of Egyptians in the mid-15th century. At first, the Egyptians equated coffee beans with marijuana as narcotics, and "

2014-08-12
The role of Egyptian cafes in history

The role of Egyptian cafes in history

In the turmoil before Egypt's parliamentary elections, the formerly bustling city center was once again depressed, and most shops closed again, except for the cafe on the corner, whose windows glowed soft yellow. It is here that Najib Mahafuz, a longtime customer of the Nobel Prize for Literature, drinks coffee with his literary friends, observes life, talks about the current situation, and witnesses the ups and downs of history.

2014-04-27
The role of Egyptian Cafe in the History of Coffee Culture

The role of Egyptian Cafe in the History of Coffee Culture

Red-brown wooden doors and windows, neat and warm red and white checked tablecloths were built at Riche Cafe in 1908 and have spent 103 years in Tahrir Square in the center of Cairo, Egypt. In the turmoil before Egypt's parliamentary elections, the formerly bustling city center was once again depressed, and most shops were closed again, except for the cafe on the street corner, whose windows emitted soft yellow lights.

2015-04-29
The role of Egyptian Cafe in the Cultural History of Cafe

The role of Egyptian Cafe in the Cultural History of Cafe

Red-brown wooden doors and windows, neat and warm red and white checked tablecloths were built at Riche Cafe in 1908 and have spent 103 years in Tahrir Square in the center of Cairo, Egypt. In the turmoil before Egypt's parliamentary elections, the formerly bustling city center was once again depressed, and most shops were closed again, except for the cafe on the street corner, whose windows emitted soft yellow lights.

2015-03-10
The role of Egyptian Cafe in the Cultural History of Cafe

The role of Egyptian Cafe in the Cultural History of Cafe

Red-brown wooden doors and windows, neat and warm red and white checked tablecloths were built at Riche Cafe in 1908 and have spent 103 years in Tahrir Square in the center of Cairo, Egypt. In the turmoil before Egypt's parliamentary elections, the formerly bustling city center was once again depressed, and most shops were closed again, except for the cafe on the street corner, whose windows emitted soft yellow lights.

2015-02-05
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