Casual spot with quirky, King Tut decor presents Egyptian cuisine with plenty of vegetarian options.
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Address: 508 W Rosedale St, Fort Worth, TX 76104
Phone: (817) 335-3051
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Reviews
Dianna Fontanez
Love new location, so clean and spacious and lots of parking space. Food is always amazing, I’ve been coming for a long time already. Staff and owner are friendly and give great recommendations. Love the shawarma and the sambosa. So much to chose from on their menu. Definitely recommend!
… moreRebecca Aires
I’d give this 6 stars if I could, honestly! The service was just amazing, everyone was extra nice and helpful with the menu and recommended meals. The food was amazing and I loved the decoration!
… moreAndy Nelson
Got catering. Underwhelming food especially for the price. Salad is mostly just iceberg lettuce. Rice is boring. Hummus is greasy. Steak and chicken are not quality.
… moreAndrew Miller
Only reason I’m giving 3 stars right now is because we haven’t fully explored their menu yet.
We came in on a whim while waiting for friends and ordered the queen maza plate, which is kind of like a combo appetizer. We got the hummus, tabbuli, dolma, falafel, sambosa, and feta, split between my wife and I. This came with a generous helping of pita bread.
The hummus was nice with a slight zing of heat to it. We ordered the meat sambosa and this was probably my favorite item from the plate. Super delicious. The tabbuli and falafel were both somewhat average to me. Nothing really stood out too much in terms of flavor or texture but they were adequate. The dolma were very tightly packed but a little too pickly for my pallet. The feta cheese really helped cut through the vinegar in this.
This was only a small sample as we didn’t want to spoil our appetite for dinner with friends. We’re very interested in coming back and trying their main food as well. It crowded, really only 2 other tables while we were there. Servers were great and friendly.
… moreWe came in on a whim while waiting for friends and ordered the queen maza plate, which is kind of like a combo appetizer. We got the hummus, tabbuli, dolma, falafel, sambosa, and feta, split between my wife and I. This came with a generous helping of pita bread.
The hummus was nice with a slight zing of heat to it. We ordered the meat sambosa and this was probably my favorite item from the plate. Super delicious. The tabbuli and falafel were both somewhat average to me. Nothing really stood out too much in terms of flavor or texture but they were adequate. The dolma were very tightly packed but a little too pickly for my pallet. The feta cheese really helped cut through the vinegar in this.
This was only a small sample as we didn’t want to spoil our appetite for dinner with friends. We’re very interested in coming back and trying their main food as well. It crowded, really only 2 other tables while we were there. Servers were great and friendly.
Brian honneywell
I havent had Mediterranean food in almost 10 years because I could never find a restaurant that looked “good” to me. Got a 20$ tip at work so I figured why not give this one a shot. I got a Gyro and a Falafel appetizer. Best food ive had since my goto spot in Colorado closed its doors. The falafel is a little spicy which im not used to but it was delicious, and the Tzatziki sauce is a thicker version compared to the thinner versions ive had but it also was delicious. The Gyro was packed full of meat and I have zero negatives about it. Great place to eat, it was really quiet in the dining area which did put me off a little but I grabbed it togo and didnt eat in so im not taking anything away from them for that. Id definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for a great meal.
… moreAshlee Cook
I LOVE this place! The owner is a good man and the staff are absolutely amazing! The food is beyond amazing!!! My go to order is chicken shawarma with double salad and eggplant dip. I eat the leftover dip and pita with eggs for breakfast the next day and it’s sooo good! You WILL NOT REGRET eating here!! The location is sketchy but the food is totally worth it! We drive over an hour just to eat here.
… moreCeleste Miller
I visited King Tut Restaurant excited to try their Egyptian food, and I was eager to taste their lunch specials. The staff was polite, but there were some communication issues, particularly with the person who took my drink order.
The food started with an appetizer of dolma, which had a huge pile of feta in the middle and a lot of seeded olives. The dolma had an Italian flavor to it, which was unexpected but not bad. For the main course, I ordered the eggplant moussaka lunch special with a double salad. The salad consisted of two separate servings: one small plate before the meal with one slice of cucumber, one slice of tomato, one half-pickled cucumber, and a tiny piece of feta on a small bed of lettuce with light Italian-style dressing; and another salad served with the meal. Unfortunately, the portions were extremely small, with the moussaka served on a 6-inch plate. The food was just okay, and for $23, I expected more value, especially considering other options like Korean barbecue that offer more food for a similar price. The service was a bit disjointed, with multiple people handling different parts of the meal. Overall, while the staff was friendly, the small portions and communication issues made this visit underwhelming. (Pictures look way bigger than actual serving)
… moreThe food started with an appetizer of dolma, which had a huge pile of feta in the middle and a lot of seeded olives. The dolma had an Italian flavor to it, which was unexpected but not bad. For the main course, I ordered the eggplant moussaka lunch special with a double salad. The salad consisted of two separate servings: one small plate before the meal with one slice of cucumber, one slice of tomato, one half-pickled cucumber, and a tiny piece of feta on a small bed of lettuce with light Italian-style dressing; and another salad served with the meal. Unfortunately, the portions were extremely small, with the moussaka served on a 6-inch plate. The food was just okay, and for $23, I expected more value, especially considering other options like Korean barbecue that offer more food for a similar price. The service was a bit disjointed, with multiple people handling different parts of the meal. Overall, while the staff was friendly, the small portions and communication issues made this visit underwhelming. (Pictures look way bigger than actual serving)
Stefanie Emmons
I’ve been looking for good Egyptian food since my ex (who was Egyptian) and I broke up. This place was perfect. It tasted just like Egyptian food in Egypt and was absolutely delicious. I got the fuul and coshari. Everything was absolutely delicious and will definitely order from here again and again.
… moreSharon Wensel
Their chicken Shawarma with rice pilaf is amazing and their hummus and falafel are also the best I’ve ever had. Love King Tut I’ve been coming here for nearly 20 years! Love it!
… moreLori Jamison Northrop
Arrived with my friend and found it amazingly beautiful inside. We were beautifully seated at a lovely table and ordered as many vegetarian options from the menu!!! It was all delicious and lovely and we had the best time. We took tons of food home for other later meals because the servings were so big!!!!!
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