

A CULINARY SPECTACLE IN 3D The Four Seasons First Nile Boat invites you to the third part of the immersive dinner show where the competition for the Golden Chef’s Hat takes place. The world’s smallest chefs from Spain, Italy, Japan and, of course, Le Petit Chef from France will be competing. Which of the four miniature chefs will take the crown? We promise! This will be an unforgettable experience – a mix of sophisticated cinema and fun dining.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 7:30–10:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 7:30–10:30 PM |
| Thursday | 6–11:30 PM |
| Friday (Eid al-Fitr) | 6–11:30 PM Hours might differ |
| Saturday (Eid al-Fitr/Eid al-Fitr (Observed)) | 6–11:30 PM Hours might differ |
| Sunday (Eid al-Fitr (Observed)) | 7:30–10:30 PM Hours might differ |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 137 Nile St, Al Omraneyah Al Gharbeyah, Al Giza, Giza Governorate 3726552, Egypt
Phone: +20 2 35671891
Website: https://lepetitchef.com/cairo
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Reviews
It was a fun and immersive experience. The food was amazing; you could taste the flavor and quality in every bite. My personal favourite was the starter salad — it was perfect. The steak was juicy and tender as well.
I strongly recommend that everyone experiences this at least once in their lifetime. It’s such a unique experience!
There was a bit of confusion on arrival as we weren’t asked who was having which menu before the dishes were served.
A short introduction at the start would also have helped, as I didn’t realise it was a competition until feedback was requested.
Highly recommend for a unique dining experience!
All the food tasted wonderful. Every dish was as good as the next. It was truly an exquisite experience.
The price was very cheap compared to other countries. We paid 2500 egp pr person.
The servers were not the best. Expected more for a four seasons restaurant. The servers would ask if you were done with your food, even tho you had placed your utensils in the finish position, had pushed the plate away and had completely finished your plate. Other times they would take your food while you were still eating. They just left a drinks menu on our table and never came to ask about it. They first asked and awkwardly removed the drinks card after the third course! And they were so bad at placing the utensils and the plates. The plates would be turned sideways or off center or something different between everyone eating every time. Which made it extra confusing for the video.
The servers would also place utensils randomly. They do not seem professional nor educated.
Worst of all! There was oftenly not enough time to enjoy your food! Me and my friend are fast eaters. But even for us there was barely enough time to finish our dishes. We were rushed and the next video started with people still eating and not ready to continue.
The restaurant itself is in the basement of the boat which seems a little weird. No water view or anything. It makes sense for the video since it’s a projector but still felt weird.
The food itself and the video saved this whole experience. The food was so great. Every single dish. However it did not feel very multi cultual as the 4 different ethinicity tiny chefs were supposed to simulate. For example; The desert being a chocolate mousse did not feel very japanese. The dish was amazing. But not very japanese.
There was a lot of children at the restaurant which was loud and ruined the experience a little.
The location was perfect. Near the center and close to the nile. Little tough to get to. We took an uber.
While the dishes were fine, I was a bit disappointed by the lack of creativity expected from a five-star restaurant. The vegan menu consisted of a simple mixed salad, pasta arrabbiata, ratatouille, and fruit for dessert. Although everything was well prepared, it felt quite basic, especially considering it was priced the same as the meat-based menu.
With the level of service and the restaurant’s reputation, I believe there is a great opportunity to elevate the vegan offering with more imaginative and refined dishes. Doing so would make the experience truly outstanding for all guests