Egyptian restaurant in Seattle hopes to serve national team before Iran match
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 24, 2026, 11:15 PM
Last updated Jun 24, 2026
Koshari, a Middle Eastern restaurant in Ballard, Seattle, is appealing to the Egyptian national soccer team to dine at their establishment before their upcoming match against Iran on Friday. Co-owners Ayman Almasri and Amani Abouammo are particularly eager to serve star player Mo Salah. The restaurant highlights Egyptian street food, with koshari as a central dish, and aims to provide a taste of home for players. Despite no player visits yet, the team is set to arrive in Seattle for training on Wednesday.
- •Koshari restaurant seeks to attract Egypt's team during World Cup visit
- •Players set for training in Seattle on Wednesday before Friday's match
- •Local fans also visiting are drawn to the restaurant's Egyptian cuisine
- •Social media efforts target player interactions, specifically with Mo Salah
- •Restaurant specializes in traditional Egyptian street food like koshari
- 11:15 PMYahoo Sports — Local Middle Eastern restaurant putting out plea to team Egypt: We want to serve you food!
"An Egyptian restaurant in Ballard is trying to recruit Egyptian players, like Mo Salah, to their restaurant before their match against Iran on Friday.
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