As our Egyptian friend Sam said, if you have not been to Farsha, you have not been to Sharm)) And I cannot but agree with him.
But you need to come here in the evening, when everything is on fire and sparkling and when you can’t see worn mats and not the cleanest pillows))
The place is definitely impressive. Tourists come here not so much to drink and eat, but for the atmosphere. The music, as I was told, is special there, and it sounds only there))
There are bowls with free treats on the tables - nuts, chips, snacks. Nicely.
Free tables are rare, and there are many who want to. Therefore, we have to share them with other companies. But Farsha is so amazing that you don’t even want to pay attention to such trifles.
The name Farsha can be translated as Antiquity. Hence the concept. The waiters are dressed in long overalls, which Egyptian peasants used to wear (according to an Egyptian acquaintance).
All in all, you should definitely come here.
But you need to come here in the evening, when everything is on fire and sparkling and when you can’t see worn mats and not the cleanest pillows))
The place is definitely impressive. Tourists come here not so much to drink and eat, but for the atmosphere. The music, as I was told, is special there, and it sounds only there))
There are bowls with free treats on the tables - nuts, chips, snacks. Nicely.
Free tables are rare, and there are many who want to. Therefore, we have to share them with other companies. But Farsha is so amazing that you don’t even want to pay attention to such trifles.
The name Farsha can be translated as Antiquity. Hence the concept. The waiters are dressed in long overalls, which Egyptian peasants used to wear (according to an Egyptian acquaintance).
All in all, you should definitely come here.
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