Me and a couple of mates fancied some good old proper Middle Eastern food today, so headed down to Souk Medina in Covent Garden. The ambience was excellent, the interior looked like a traditional Arab village house. The waitresses were absolutely stunning and the waiters were very friendly though they did mix up our orders with the adjacent table.
As the saying goes, when you are in a Moroccan restaurant do what the Morrocans do (well I am assuming this is what they do), order the Ali Baba cocktail (Vodka, Amaretto, fresh lime and apple juice)! Then we sat back on our extremely uncomfortable chairs, to watch the highlight of visiting any Moroccan restaurant, Belly Dancing. The belly dancer had all the right moves but I reckon I could hip roll better than her.
The food finally arrived after a table mixup, and to be honest I really expected my Kefta (Minced Lamb) to be more than a plate with 6 minced lamb balls, especially since it cost £13. Saying that my mate did get more than a plateful when he ordered Cous cous with Chicken. I guess he was the luckier one.
I couldn’t take a proper picture on my Iphone due to it being too dark, but since I did go to Souk Medina’s sister restaurant Souk Bazaar a couple of years ago, my picture of the day is of the Belly Dancer from my visit to Souk Bazaar.

Belly Dancer strutting her moves

















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