El Gouna to Reopen Three Restaurants

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Missing the lively and cheerful Marina? Whispers and giggles, and sounds of glass clinking while you are being served your favorite meal in open air. 

We have news for you! A selection of  El Gouna restaurants are now ready to welcome and serve you: The Marina Steakhouse, Tandoor Indian Restaurant and The Kitchen Club at Casa Cook El Gouna.

In addition to strictly following all hygiene and cleanliness measures, we have taken further steps to ensure you enjoy a carefree experience with us. Placemats are being disposed and replaced after each use, tables and chairs are being disinfected after each use, and seating spaces have been revised to ensure a distance of 2 meters between each party. 

 No more printed menus. Our menus are now available online and can be accessed through QR codes available at the restaurants. You can also check them now.

The Marina Steakhouse and Tandoor menus: https://bit.ly/30pWaY2

The Marina Steakhouse is also available for breakfast from 8:00 to 10:00

The Kitchen Club at Casa Cook menu: https://bit.ly/3f0Br0E

We are happy to welcome you starting June 10th at any of those restaurants between 17:00 to 20:00, and we would appreciate receiving your booking in advance as we will be taking limited number of bookings for your comfort. 

See you soon ☺️
El Gouna Hotels



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