Qadoura Bahari is the original harbour-side branch of the Kadoura seafood family, located on Bahari Street in the El Anfushi district close to Alexandria's fishing harbour. Like its sister branches, it follows the pick-your-own model that defines Alexandria's classic seafood houses: fish, shrimp and calamari are displayed on ice and priced by weight, with diners selecting their catch before the kitchen grills or fries it to order and serves it with Egyptian rice. Signature orders include grilled fish by weight, fried shrimp and calamari, all prepared simply to let the freshness of the harbour catch stand out. The dining room is plain and functional, reflecting its roots as the founding branch of the Kadoura name, with close tables and a working, unpretentious atmosphere shaped by its proximity to the fishing docks. There is no wine or cocktail list; tea and soft drinks accompany the seafood. A meal runs roughly EGP 300-700 per person, consistent with other pick-your-own seafood houses in the neighbourhood. The restaurant is open daily from noon to 1am and does not require reservations, operating comfortably as a walk-in venue for both locals and visitors drawn by its status as the original Kadoura branch. Its Bahari location places it within walking distance of the Eastern Harbour and Qaitbay Citadel.
| Price | EGP 300-700 per person (approx USD 6-13) |
|---|---|
| Hours | Daily 12:00 PM - 1:00 AM |
| Reservations | Not required |
| Address | 33 Bahari St., El Anfushi, Alexandria, Egypt |
Signature dishes
- Grilled fish by weight
- Fried shrimp
- Calamari
- Egyptian rice
Good to know
- Known for
- Original Bahari harbour-side branch of the Kadoura seafood family, popular for pick-your-own fish
Location
33 Bahari St., El Anfushi, Alexandria, Egypt
31.2099, 29.8834 View on map
Highlights
- Original Bahari branch of the Kadoura seafood family
- Pick-your-own fish, shrimp and calamari sold by weight
- Close to Alexandria's fishing harbour and Qaitbay Citadel
- Simple, unpretentious dining rooted in the neighbourhood's fishing tradition
Tips for visiting
- Confirm the per-kilo price of the catch before it is cooked
- Combine a visit with a walk to the nearby Qaitbay Citadel
- Weekday visits tend to be quieter than weekend evenings
- No reservation is needed for most visits
Accessibility
The restaurant is at street level with direct access, though the interior seating area is closely spaced.
Frequently asked questions
Is Qadoura Bahari related to Kadoura Restaurant?
Yes, it is the original Bahari harbour-side branch of the same Kadoura seafood family.
How is the seafood priced?
Fish, shrimp and calamari are sold by weight in a pick-your-own format typical of Alexandria's seafood houses.
Is it close to the Qaitbay Citadel?
Yes, its location on Bahari Street is within walking distance of the Eastern Harbour and Qaitbay Citadel.