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Experience a taste of Egypt with healthy twists! Koshary Corner offers a vibrant selection of vegan and gluten-friendly Egyptian fast street food. Dig into: Classic Koshary Bowls (layers of spiced lentils, rice, crispy onions & tangy tomato sauce) Fresh & Flavorful Salads Falafel & Potato Bowls Vegan Chicken Shawarma Wraps Falafel Wraps with Spicy Sauce & Pickled Veggies Indulge in Vegan Desserts: Baklava & Basbousa Conveniently located at R House Food Court: Relax in our indoor or outdoor seating areas. Enjoy regular entertainment events. Access a variety of amenities and services. Stop by Koshary Corner for a flavorful and healthy taste of Egypt!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 301 W 29th St, Baltimore, MD 21211
Phone: (240) 319-4011
Website: https://kosharycorner.com/
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G Lee
We visited Koshary Corner inside R. House, a vibrant food hall with a variety of vendors. I ordered the Egyptian Breakfast Feast ($16.85), which came with two whole falafels (cut in half), pita bread, a side salad, french fries, and eight different sauces.
The falafel was definitely the highlight—crispy, well-seasoned, and especially tasty with the garlic sauce and tabouli. The tabouli was fresh and flavorful, easily the best of the sauces. The garlic sauce had an unusual appearance, while the hummus lacked the expected creaminess.
Other components were less impressive. The pita bread was dry and a bit stale. The french fries were fine flavor-wise, but they were supposed to be roasted potatoes (see attached website photo). I was confused why french fries would be on a “breakfast” dish, but now it made sense. The side salad had a flavor that didn’t sit well with me personally, though that could be subjective.
The variety of 8 sauces added a fun element, even if most were average. Food was ready in about 10 minutes, ordered via kiosk, and you get a text when it’s done. There wasn’t much interaction with the staff, as everything is handled pretty efficiently through the kiosk system.
I’ve included photos of the menu, which also shows weekly deals and a kids menu—a nice touch for families or budget-friendly visits.
While I might not order this specific platter again, the falafel and tabouli were strong enough to make me want to try another dish. Koshary Corner is conveniently located inside R. House, which offers plenty of seating and a free cold water station—a small but appreciated detail.
… moreThe falafel was definitely the highlight—crispy, well-seasoned, and especially tasty with the garlic sauce and tabouli. The tabouli was fresh and flavorful, easily the best of the sauces. The garlic sauce had an unusual appearance, while the hummus lacked the expected creaminess.
Other components were less impressive. The pita bread was dry and a bit stale. The french fries were fine flavor-wise, but they were supposed to be roasted potatoes (see attached website photo). I was confused why french fries would be on a “breakfast” dish, but now it made sense. The side salad had a flavor that didn’t sit well with me personally, though that could be subjective.
The variety of 8 sauces added a fun element, even if most were average. Food was ready in about 10 minutes, ordered via kiosk, and you get a text when it’s done. There wasn’t much interaction with the staff, as everything is handled pretty efficiently through the kiosk system.
I’ve included photos of the menu, which also shows weekly deals and a kids menu—a nice touch for families or budget-friendly visits.
While I might not order this specific platter again, the falafel and tabouli were strong enough to make me want to try another dish. Koshary Corner is conveniently located inside R. House, which offers plenty of seating and a free cold water station—a small but appreciated detail.
Abeer
I tried the koshari and shawarma and would rate them 5/10. The shawarma didn’t quite meet my expectations – it felt more like meat pieces with diced onion, tomato, and a little white sauce, and the pita bread was slightly dry. The koshari was average, and the oil taste was a bit strong. Personally, I wouldn’t order these dishes again, but I believe other menu items might be better.
… moreAnn G
I attended the August 2025 Dance & Dine hosted by Iman, the owner of Koshary Corner, and the experience was absolutely delightful! We explored the history and flow of Egyptian Belly Dance and even put together a full routine—such bliss!
After dancing, we wound down with delicious Egyptian street food and light refreshments. I had the Beef Shawarma Koshary Bowl with garlic and spicy red pepper dressing. Each bite packed a flavorful punch.
I would definitely attend this event again. Thank you, Iman, for organizing such a beautiful and joyful experience!
… moreAfter dancing, we wound down with delicious Egyptian street food and light refreshments. I had the Beef Shawarma Koshary Bowl with garlic and spicy red pepper dressing. Each bite packed a flavorful punch.
I would definitely attend this event again. Thank you, Iman, for organizing such a beautiful and joyful experience!
Mahsa Attaran
Such a great place for Vegan Middle Eastern Food! I’ve never seen a place serving all Vegan food from that region! Great food, great service, friendly employees, and plastic-free utensils! Love how they care about animals, plant and costumers! Highly recommend!
… moreScott Grenerth
I greatly appreciate the amount of vegan options. The Korshary dish is incredible! I also loved the Rose smoothie. Service was super fast and friendly. The atmosphere in the food hall is great.
… moreS K
The food looks good and some aspects of it are good but overall it’s not that good.
The service is terrible. I waited 20 minutes at an empty register just trying to order. Then I wait 45 minutes to get the food and they’re not busy, like it was kind of dead around them with not many people ordering and no line to order.
The seating is good, it’s the food court, but the bathrooms are terrible.
… moreThe service is terrible. I waited 20 minutes at an empty register just trying to order. Then I wait 45 minutes to get the food and they’re not busy, like it was kind of dead around them with not many people ordering and no line to order.
The seating is good, it’s the food court, but the bathrooms are terrible.
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Finally went here last night and LOVED IT ALL!!! Koshary bowl got me ready to build some pyramids!… and very flavorful… Ck shawarma wrap was great too and of course so were the chunky seasoned potatoes… Oh and I added kofta to the bowl and that was awesome… Who doesn’t love fried stuffed things… Ps the large bowl is LARGE… appreciate not being skimped….. Can’t wait to try the rest of the menu… Love trying new cuisine… Thanks for the delicious and cool food… ✌️❤️
Update… Beyond kebab wrap is great… SO flavorful… Many many flavors at once… A symphony… Lentil soup and mushroom soup r great too… And those potatoes!!! Garlic dip… I love this place
… moreUpdate… Beyond kebab wrap is great… SO flavorful… Many many flavors at once… A symphony… Lentil soup and mushroom soup r great too… And those potatoes!!! Garlic dip… I love this place
John L. Davis
It has been over a year since I was last in Egypt. Today Koshary Corner transported me back, to a small table in the shade by the side of the road with motorcycles buzzing past. Thank you for that.
If you appreciate the texture of your food, then you must try koshary and you must try it here. The unfolding flavors of this dish is only outdone by the variety of textures your palet will encounter as you make your way through pasta and rice and lentil and crispy onions and bean. Wow.
I first had this dish in Egypt and having it here at Koshary Corner did not disappoint me.
The place is small, tucked in the corner of “R House” and the service is extremely good and helpful. I used the self-serve kiosk to see the current menu. The order was made quickly and I was on my way to my table to examine my prize.
The spicy seasoning sause is liquid gold. I don’t like my koshary too wet. This was almost too much, but not over the line. As to the hot sauce. This was not as hot as in Cairo but it was delicious and added exactly what it was supposed to for this dish.
The crispy onions are another keystone of this dish. I watched them making them – I could eat them by the pound!
It reminded me of a excellent meal many thousands of miles from Baltimore.
I highly recommended this restaurant.
Last thing, I bought some Turkish coffee. Never had that before. Excellent!
Thanks for a great lunch.
… moreIf you appreciate the texture of your food, then you must try koshary and you must try it here. The unfolding flavors of this dish is only outdone by the variety of textures your palet will encounter as you make your way through pasta and rice and lentil and crispy onions and bean. Wow.
I first had this dish in Egypt and having it here at Koshary Corner did not disappoint me.
The place is small, tucked in the corner of “R House” and the service is extremely good and helpful. I used the self-serve kiosk to see the current menu. The order was made quickly and I was on my way to my table to examine my prize.
The spicy seasoning sause is liquid gold. I don’t like my koshary too wet. This was almost too much, but not over the line. As to the hot sauce. This was not as hot as in Cairo but it was delicious and added exactly what it was supposed to for this dish.
The crispy onions are another keystone of this dish. I watched them making them – I could eat them by the pound!
It reminded me of a excellent meal many thousands of miles from Baltimore.
I highly recommended this restaurant.
Last thing, I bought some Turkish coffee. Never had that before. Excellent!
Thanks for a great lunch.
Jordan Chan
So I am from the PNW and often have Falafels which are typically soggy, old, and unseasoned. Coming here was an immediate 5 star review. I got this entire plate for under $15, great price. Amazing spread of seasoning sauce, and variety. The atmosphere is friendly and the workers are even friendlier. I highly recommend.
… moreNicole Lang
I am obsessed with the Koshary Corner food truck! The Koshary Bowl is to die for- I didn’t know I was missing it in my life. The flavors are wonderful and the falafel is really good too. I always scout out when the food truck is coming near me next because it is worth it every time.
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