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Menara Moroccan Restaurant

Menara Moroccan Restaurant

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41 E Gish Rd, San Jose, California, 95112, United States
(408) 453-1983 www.menara41.com
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Apr 15, 2018
Fun experience, talk awhile, dance with the belly dancers, enjoy a great time in a super mellow place. We had a great time in our group celebrating a birthday in a unique way. We had the fantasy dinner which was delicious. Tip. Pretend your in a foreign country where meals take their time. It's not a fast meal, but an experience to enjoy your time with great folks you came with, laugh and dance with the belly dancers.

Feb 11, 2018
I cane here twice. Very nice atmosphere and decor. On my first visit I was pretty happy with food and overall experience but the second time was a whole different story. The food was of a completely different quality, service a lot wide and the dancing was also pretty bad... In addition to this they tried to automatically charge us 30% tips as our credit card receipt came filled out already. After the second visit I would definitely not recommend.

May 21, 2018
The food quality is good, however dishes have small portion, and so somewhat overpriced. Despite some interesting traditional services, e.g. hand-washing, the actual service is very poor: they never refill your water or come to your table on their own, and yet they charge you 18% gratitude when you go there with 5 (or more) people. They offer nice belly dancing performance though.

Apr 7, 2018
What a great place! The food was delicious and the atmosphere was excellent. The tables are all low to the ground, and there are cushions to lounge on. The nice surprise of the evening was when a real belly dancer came out to entertain the crowd.

May 12, 2018
Was extremely well serviced and the food was good too. The place is also very neat. No downsides.

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