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Merchant Name Merchant Category Branch Merchant Name Merchant Category Branch ABOU SHAKRA Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages KASR EL EINY ABOU SHAKRA Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages HELIOPOLES ANDREA RESTAURANTS Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages NEW GIZA ANJUS RESTAURANT Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages YASSER MOHAMED AROMA LOUNGE Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Down Town AROMA LOUNGE Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages DELIVERY AROMA LOUNGE Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages ALEX ARZ LEBNAN Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages CONCORD LOUNGE ASIAN CORNER Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages MAADI ATLANTIS RESTAURANT Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages MAADI ATLANTIS RESTAURANT Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Sheraton ATLANTIS RESTAURANT Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages EL MANIAL BAGEL BROTHER Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages WASALY BASKIN ROBBINS Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages ZAYED 2 BASKIN ROBBINS Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages MALL OF EGYPT BASKIN ROBBINS Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages MALL OF ARABIA 2 BASKIN ROBBINS Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages ELMARGHANI BASKIN ROBBINS Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages DANDY MALL BASKIN ROBBINS Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages AMERICANA PLAZA BASKIN ROBBINS Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages El Mohandessen Beanery Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Battaw BEET WARD Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages KORBA BELGIUM FOR SWEETS Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages THOMAS 5 SETTLMENT 2 BELGIUM FOR SWEETS Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages THOMAS 5 SETTLMENT 1 BLUE NILE Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages ELMAADI 4 BLUE NILE Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages ELMAADI 3 BLUE NILE Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages ELMAADI 2 BLUE NILE Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages ELMAADI 1 BOCCA Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages CAPITAL BUSINESS PARK BON EL GAWAHER Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages PORTSAID BOSPORUS Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Global Food Group BUTCHER'S BURGER Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages KORBA BUTCHER'S BURGER Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages AUC CALIBERS Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages KANAKA CARIBOU Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages MOHANDESEEN CARIBOU Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages MALL OF EGYPT 2 CARIBOU Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages MALL OF EGYPT 1 CARIBOU Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages CITY STARS MALL CARIBOU Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages CITY CENTER Carpaccio Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Maadi CASPER & GAMBINI'S Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages NILE CITY DELIVERY CASPER & GAMBINI'S Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages MALL OF EGYPT CASPER & GAMBINI'S Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages CAIRO FESTIVL CASPER & GAMBINI'S Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages MALL OF ARAB CASPER & GAMBINI'S Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages EL TAGAMOA CASPER & GAMBINI'S Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages CAIRO FESTIVAL CITY CHEZ EDY Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Terminal 3 CHEZ EDY Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Terminal 2 CHEZ EDY Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Terminal 1 CHEZ EDY Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages GENENA MALL COFFEE ROASTERY Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages SIDI BESHRTRIO FOR FOOD COFFEE ROASTERY Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Sidi Gaber COFFEE ROASTERY Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages EL ATAREN COFFEE SHOP COMPANY Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages MOKATTAM COFFEE SHOP COMPANY Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages HARAM COFFEE SHOP COMPANY Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages A2M Cook Door Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Assuit COPPER MELT Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages ZAYED COPPER MELT Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages TAGAMOA COPPER MELT Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Nasr City COPPER MELT Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages MOHANDESSEN COPPER MELT Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages MAADI CREATE GROUP Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages THE TAP MAADI DEDOS Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages MG FOOD DESOUKY&SODA Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages POINT 90 CREATIVE PAN DESOUKY&SODA Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages MAADI CREATIVE PAN DESOUKY&SODA Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages ZAYED. DESOUKY&SODA Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages TANTA. DESOUKY&SODA Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages MAADI. DESOUKY&SODA Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages HELIOPOLIS. DESOUKY&SODA Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages DOKKI. DONER KONNER Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages MOBILE STATION DONER KONNER Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages GALIRIA MALL DUKES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages TAGAMOAA DUKES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages REHAB DUKES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages MANSOURA DUKES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages MADINTY DUKES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages MAADI DUKES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages ELSHEIKH ZAYED DUKES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages ELHORRIYA DUKES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages CFC DUKES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages CONCORD PLAZA E H S LAPLAZZO Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages REHAB CLUB EAT & TREAT Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages MINASROUCHDY EAT & TREAT Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages MINASCITY CENTER El Talkhawy Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Philip Pentas El Mansheya EMAAR MISR Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages GOLF CLUB HOUSE EXCEPTION CONFECTIONARY Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages GATE 1 FAST FOOD Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages HURGHADA FATHALLAH PROTEIN Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages ALEX FOOD BRAND Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages OLIVETO GRAND CAFEE Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages WADI DEGLA GRAND CAFEE Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages MOHANDSEEN GRAND CAFEE Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages GOOD SHOOT MAADI GRAND CAFEE Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages DESERT RD GRAND CAFFEE Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages KASHAFA GRAND CAFFEE Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages EL REHAB HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages MAADI HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages EL SHEIKH ZAYED HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages EL MOHANDSEEN HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages EL HARAM HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages EL BAKRY HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages CITY CENTER HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages 5TH SETTLEMENT HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Sun City HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Seliver Star HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages SanSetfano HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Roshdy HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Mosadk HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Mall Of Egypt HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Mall EL Arab HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Lebana SQ HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages GREEN PLAZA HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages El Zamalek HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages El Tayraan HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages El Tahrir SQ HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages EL SHAMS HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages EL OBOUR HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages EL Haram 2 HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages CITY STAR HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages CFC HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages CARREFOUR ALEXANDERIA HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Arkidia HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages EL MOHANDESSIN HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages El Merghany HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages EL Katamia HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages EL Batrawy HARDEES Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Desret Road Harem elsultan Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages grand larouch HOOKA Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages BOOM I sev Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages St. Tropez IBN EL BALAD Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages MALL OF EGYPT IL CAFFEE DI ROMA AQUA INTL Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages ARKAN MALL INMAA TRADING Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages SALE SUCRE ROUCHDY KAZOUZA Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages MAADI KAZOUZA Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Down Town KAZOUZA Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Al Gezera Plaza Mall KAZOZA RESTAURANT Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages SOHAG KOKI MAN Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages LOURAN KOKI MAN Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages SPORTING CLUB KOKI MAN Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Mohandssen KOKI MAN Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages HELIOPOLIS KFC Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Misr & El Sodan KFC Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages AMERICANA PLAZA KFC Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Toukh KFC Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages TIBA MALL KFC Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Sun City Mall KFC Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages SOHAG KFC Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Sky Plaza KFC Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Shobra El Khima KFC Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Shobra KFC Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Sheraton KFC Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Shebeen El Koum KFC Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages SHARM EL SHEIKH KFC Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Senzo Mall Hurghada KFC Food Stores, Restaurants and Beverages Seliver Mall
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