It's definitely an experience eating here with the plush couches and having to eat with your hands. Don't forget the belly dancer portion which may have you poking around in the dark to find your food. The food is fine, but it seems this place is more about the experience than the food. So it's nice for larger get-togethers, but maybe it's the eating with your hands concept that didn't allow me to get full. And how does one eat cous cous with your hands... and not make a mess or a spectacle? The place is also pretty dated and has a dingy feel. But be sure to head back to the restroom and see the celebrity pictures on the wall.
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