Akhnaton Bowl (Koshari) Mixed rice, macaroni, and lentils topped with tomato sauce, crispy fried onions, side of our Daeh mixture of spiced garlic and vinegar. at King Tut - Egyptian Street Food in Brecksville
Mint tea at King Tut - Egyptian Street Food in Brecksville
Akhenaton plate (koshari) at King Tut - Egyptian Street Food in Brecksville

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Serves meat, vegan options available. Vegan items marked on menu may include foul fava beans, falafel, falafel wrap, Akhnaton bowl (Koshari) of mixed rice, macaroni, and lentils topped with flavored tomato sauce and crispy fried onions. Open Tue-Thu 10:00am-3:00pm, Fri-Sat 10:00am-7:00pm, Sun 10:00am-3:00pm. Closed Mon.

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3 Reviews

First Review by GeaV

Avatar jnahra

jnahra

Points +110

Vegan
06 Dec 2025

Egyptian Restaurant

We enjoyed our visit to King Tut. They have a small vegan selection (basically two items and French fries), but all three are pretty tasty. The bowl with lentils, macaroni noodles, tomato sauce, and spices is a hearty meal. Overall, it is a quaint neighborhood place. It is pricey though.

Pros: Flavors, Taste

Cons: Prices, Hours are pretty limited

Avatar phillyhatgirl

phillyhatgirl

Points +59

Vegan
26 Aug 2025

Nice surprise!

My friend found this randomly on Google Maps, and they have clearly marked vegan options:
Fouleplate (fava beans)
Falafel
Koshari (rice, lentils, macaroni with fried onions and delicious sauces)
fries and pickles.

I got the fava and koshari mint tea. It’s enough to take back for another meal. Highly recommend!!

Pros: Clearly marked vegan options , Flavors, Service

Akhenaton plate (koshari) at King Tut - Egyptian Street Food in Brecksville

Mint tea at King Tut - Egyptian Street Food in Brecksville

Avatar GeaV

GeaV

Points +1482

Vegan
13 Dec 2024

authentic takeout flavors and filling portions

The Akhnaton Bowl (Koshari) was filling and zesty and made for two meals, especially with a side of fries. The fresh lemon juice and herbs and spices set the meal apart. Perfectly packed for eating lunch at the park.

Akhnaton Bowl (Koshari) Mixed rice, macaroni, and lentils topped with tomato sauce, crispy fried onions, side of our Daeh mixture of spiced garlic and vinegar. at King Tut - Egyptian Street Food in Brecksville

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