Sabry's - Astoria

Very good waiter service. foods with reasonable trips and good portions, but I would stress the use of oregano and dill without limit. it was a bit exaggerated, and, as far as I know, oregano is not going well with seafood anyway. cleanliness? oh no, as soon as I opened the menu that was full of fat, there were rice grains that were stuck on the leaves. also the forks were not well washed! the plate is broken on the rock and the loud Egyptian musicok, I understand it is an Egyptian restaurant, but various races go there, and perhaps the loud music disturbs them. with a few changes, they can have the restaurant 5 stars! that were some recommended, I hope they implement them!

That was a Deee-Lucio. I have the MUSSE trails in white, like a believer who they use so well that I wanted a sharp one! I have the seafood combo for 2 (see pic) so that I fill the REST-HOME for later. the STREE-KAME with rice (or they can fries) salad delicious bread. all the special portions of the means of life that simply did not make it.

Eating at sabry is dying! the seafood combination for two will feed 3-4 people. the brot was the best brot I've ever eaten. the owner was very friendly and we had great service.

Good Egyptian seafood cuisine in astoria. this opposite is a mini hub for middle eastern restaurants. we ordered 2 broiled Bronzino fish. the meal came with a small salad, a small portion hummus and 3 pieces of freshly baked Egyptian brot and 2 portion rice. the fish was at the point of the totally spoiled outside, but inside was moist and soft to the point of soggy. somehow it was missing from taste inside and tasted blande, while the outer skin was bitter because of the radiation. overall it was just ok. brot, hummus and salat were delicious and fresh. reis was okay. we also ordered Egyptian tee with mint, which turned out to be the high point of the meal. this meal cost us $100 with top.

Freshest seafood I have had in a long time and I trust that most would say the same. Amazing