Ahmed ElSaka and Abbas Abu El-Hassan Need Their Own Separate Food Shows and We Won't Stop Until That Happens

On today's episode of "A Thing I Didn't Know I Needed in My Life Right Now" is 2020's greatest offering (well, like, so far at the very least). A new restaurant by the name of Chez Dawlat Hanem, which happens to house mini-restaurants within it (it's basically Inception but with restaurants) shared a video on their social media platforms last night, and we haven't slept since then because we can't stop watching it. But before we delve into that, let's spill the (factual) tea on this eatery. It's a restaurant complex in Maryottia that happens to be 10 minutes off the Ring Road. It houses mini-restaurants within it (it's basically Inception but with restaurants) that caters to everyone's needs. Now that you've got the full backstory, let's proceed into talking about the video. 

The soon-to-be national treasure sees silver screen action heroes Ahmed ElSaka and Abbas Abu El-Hassan having a lovely stroll at what seems to be Chez Dawlat Hanem. And that is exactly when we get blessed with 2020's most instantly-iconic moments. 

ElSaka craving Indian food is the most relatable content of this new decade we're in. I've never felt more seen. 

El-Hassan hereby declares that Chez Dawlat Hanem is the best Indian restaurant in the entire country. 

ElSaka then continues of being the Mayor of Relatable City by saying that he also craves Middle Eastern food. We crave all kinds of foods at the same time too, bruh. 

El-Hassan then tells ElSaka that Chez Dawlat Hanem is the best restaurant, again, in the entire country that serves Middle Eastern food. 

But there's more. Like, there isn't more right now, but there really is more. The video ends dramatically with a big "TO BE CONTINUED," making me gag for more iconic food content. 

What we get out of this video (that you can watch below) is that a) ElSaka needs to have a mukbang show where he eats anything and everything. b) El-Hassan also needs to have his own show, not a mukbang one though, where he simply recommends the best spots for Egyptians to eat. c) we, just like all of you, need to head to Chez Dawlat Hanem because the not-knowing-whether-to-choose-between-Indian-and-Middle-Eastern-food struggle is real.

I have contacted the restaurant and I'm currently waiting for them to get back to us. Stay tuned for more updates, hennys.