Gourmet Opens Flagship Store in El Gouna

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Gourmet Egypt is proud to announce the opening of its new flagship store in El Gouna on April 9th2021, its biggest store yet. 

The 1,500 m2 store is located in front of the Tawila development and features Gourmet K’tchn, which includes a Illy espresso bar, fresh bakery, rotisserie chicken, open-face sandwiches, sausages, and hot dogs that can be enjoyed on the Gourmet terrace. 

The store itself has an extensive offering that includes fresh seafood, fresh cut fruit and juices, and lots of essential items for the home and kitchen. In addition, there is an extensive range of Weber Grills and accessories.  

Gourmet has a wide offering of Australian meats, premium cheeses as well as their staple ‘Handcrafted by Gourmet’ range of ready-to-heat, ready-to-eat, & ready-to-cook essentials! 

 “We always wanted to open a store in El Gouna, ever since Gourmet was born. When we decided it was finally time, we could not find a location that would accommodate our needs. It wasn’t until we spoke about it to Samih Sawiris and the Orascom Team, that a decision was made to design and build a store in a perfect location. Naturally with El Gouna’s population growing so fast, there was a real need for Gourmet to be there” says Jalal Abu Gazaleh about his Gourmet driven vision.  

Gourmet will operate from 7:30 am till 1:00 am, delivering to El Gouna, Hurghada, Sahl Hashish & Soma Bay daily.






Text courtesy Noura Rahif and Rania Moubarak
Pictures courtesy Georgina Cole

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