Sushi prices in Egypt depend on the number of pieces, the type of roll (simple hosomaki costs less than premium uramaki with salmon or shrimp tempura), and whether you order single rolls, a combo or a sushi boat. Combos and boats give the lowest price per piece. Below are today’s live prices for Maxim Food combos and boats, plus a quick guide to choosing the right size.
Sushi combos and boats — today’s prices
What decides the price of sushi?
- Number of pieces: the most important factor; compare the price per piece, not per box.
- Fillings: rolls with salmon, tuna or shrimp tempura cost more than crab or vegetable rolls.
- Roll type: nigiri and oshi use more fish per piece than hosomaki.
- Format: combos and boats are priced lower per piece than ordering the same rolls one by one.
Which combo size do you need?
- 1 person: 12–16 pieces as a main meal.
- 2 people: 24–32 pieces.
- Family of 4: 40–60 pieces, or one sushi boat.
- Party of 10: 80–100 pieces, mixing rolls, nigiri and hot rolls.
How to get the best value
- Choose a combo instead of single rolls for two people or more.
- Mix premium rolls with crab and hosomaki to balance the price.
- Add soy sauce, ginger and chopsticks in the same order to avoid a second delivery.
Frequently asked questions
How many pieces are in a sushi roll?
Most uramaki rolls are cut into 8 pieces; hosomaki usually into 6.
What is a sushi boat?
A wooden boat-shaped platter filled with a mix of rolls and nigiri, designed for sharing at gatherings.
Is sushi from Maxim Food made fresh?
Yes, sushi is prepared fresh for each order and delivered across Cairo and Giza.