Little Buddha, Sharm El Sheikh

Little Buddha in Sharm El Sheikh brings a touch of Parisian glamour to Egypt’s Red Sea coast. An offshoot of the world-famous Buddha Bar in Paris, this venue captures the same blend of sophistication, exoticism, and sensory indulgence that made its predecessor a global name. From the moment guests step inside, they’re enveloped in an atmosphere that feels both lavish and tranquil—a balance of elegance and Eastern mystique.

The interior is a feast for the eyes, where every detail tells a story. The monumental Buddha statue presides serenely over a sunken dining area, while amber lighting, rich mahogany furnishings, and silk accents in deep reds and golds create a warm, opulent glow. Chinese and Japanese artworks, Khmer sculptures, and Portuguese mosaics complete the setting, merging multiple cultural influences into one harmonious aesthetic.

Culinary artistry takes center stage here. The menu draws inspiration from Japanese fusion, French, Asian, and Pacific traditions, crafted to entice both adventurous and classic palates. Whether savoring sushi platters, delicate tempura, or bold fusion dishes, each plate is designed to transport diners to distant lands. Yet, despite the gourmet appeal, the mood remains unhurried—ideal for sharing small bites and cocktails as the evening unfolds.

As night deepens, Little Buddha reveals its second personality. The lights dim, the music rises, and the venue transforms from a fine dining retreat into one of Sharm El Sheikh’s liveliest nightlife spots. Guests linger late into the night, drinking, dancing, and basking in the Buddha’s calm yet celebratory spirit—a perfect fusion of serenity and excitement.