Koshary al-Tahrir, one of Cairo’s biggest Koshary chains, has just opened its first branch in London, UK, with the news trending across Egyptian social media. Egyptians in London filmed videos of the new branch and shared them on social media. Some also posted pictures of the Koshary al-Tahrir menu and the prices of the dishes inside the London branch. A historical meal “Khichdi” is said to be the origin of the word Koshary in Sanskrit, which means hidden rice, according to the Food Today website. Then the word was distorted to Koshary, which means rice with additions. Koshary consists of pasta, rice, fried onions, tomato sauce, dukkah, and black lentils. It is said that the black lentil
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