Kebdet El Prince

Kebdet El Prince is a Downtown Alexandria street-food counter on El Ferdous Street specializing in kibda eskandarani, the fried liver sandwich that has become one of the city's most emblematic late-night foods. The kitchen chops beef liver thin and fries it quickly over high heat with garlic, chili and green pepper before piling it into fresh baladi bread, alongside sogo' (spiced sausage) sandwiches and a rotating selection of pickled vegetables. There is no formal dining room in the restaurant sense; seating is minimal, often standing-room or a handful of stools, and the counter operates in the loud, fast, transactional style typical of Alexandria's liver-sandwich shops, drawing a steady stream of locals well past midnight. No alcohol or beverage programme exists here, only tea, soft drinks and water alongside the sandwiches. Prices are low, with a full order running EGP 40-100 per person, and the shop's long hours from 10am to 2am make it a reliable late-night stop after a night out along the Corniche or Downtown streets. Reservations are not accepted, as the format is entirely walk-up and quick-service; visitors simply order at the counter and eat standing or find a stool nearby. The shop's identity is tied closely to Alexandria's kibda tradition, a dish considered a defining street food of the city alongside koshari and ful.