What dishes are worth ordering at Italian, Asian, and Greek restaurants at an Egypt resort?

According to more recent feedback, the Italian restaurant did well with baked tomatoes topped with cheese and a Caesar-style salad with meat, lettuce, sauce, and cheese. On the other hand, the tuna pizza was not liked, and the tiramisu was a major disappointment on this visit and was not recommended.

At the Italian à la carte restaurant, the tomato soup with croutons was a highlight, the breaded chicken was tender, and the beef in sauce was decent too. Alcohol costs extra, but the view of the yachts and live music add to the atmosphere.

The beef and fish dishes at the Italian restaurant were well received, while the four-cheese pizza was underwhelming on this visit.

The three-cheese pizza at the Italian restaurant is the clear winner. Other pizza varieties (like moreno) were less impressive. Portions are generous. Beer from the poolside bar (16+) was a highlight.

At the Italian restaurant, the lasagna is good but seafood pasta is mediocre. The tiramisu and cheesecake, however, are excellent — don't skip dessert.

Rolls at the Asian restaurant were a letdown — the crab sticks were of very poor quality.

The Greek restaurant was generally enjoyable, though no specific dishes were singled out.

At the Italian restaurant, most dishes aside from pizza were unimpressive — guests left them unfinished.