Meet the First Egyptian Woman to Open a Kebda and Sogo2 Cart

By Kurt Galalah On Apr 5, 2016

We give you Reem El-Morshidy, Egypt’s very first woman to open a kebda and sogo2 cart. “I’ve always had the idea of starting that kind of business when I was in college but never had the time until now,” El-Morshidy says.

She loves cooking and it was more than just a hobby for her, which is why Reemosha needed to be created. The cart serves your favorite classic shaabi dishes, from macar0ni bechamel to liver pasta and more, with a twist. You can find Reemosha at 38 Tarablos, behind Moustafa Ell-Salab in Makram Ebeid.

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Kurt Galalah

Found in a box of bananas from the Philippines on the River Nile at an early age, Kurt is born to a Filipino mother and an Egyptian father which means emotionally he is completely screwed. Kurt is a bubbling cauldron of masculinity aside from his girly hair, camp voice and passion for One Direction.

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