It is big and nice but seems a bit older and stores are not as interesting compared to the Festival Mall. Restaurants also did not seem as appealing. But worth a visit if you have another day to roam around. We went after a tour day before dinner so it was worth visiting. Very large.

The mall is bright with a very good variety of outlets and food and beverage. A common problem with Egyptian malls , driver friendly , but mass public transport , you must wait on the highway , and try to flag down a bus. The Egyptian ID renewal office in the underground car park was a bonus. A lot of the cafes seemed to allow , or even encourage , smoking indoors which I thought was banned in Egypt , like most of the civilised world , and the smell would put me off visiting again. Better you go to Cairo Festival city mall , a longer trip , but no smoking indoors.

It’s a very modern shopping mall that has almost everything you need. We went to Decathlon and the supermarket there, both are nice. We also ate at a burger place on the ground floor. Good food and good service