Let’s face it: more people go here for the belly dancers than for the food. The food is just OK — without the entertainment it would be a lot less appealing. The menu features Moroccan and Middle Eastern specialties, such as roast lamb meshoui, couscous with a variety of meats or vegetables, fish tagine, and shish kebab. (For most people, it will be the first time they’ve ordered a shish kebab that costs nearly 28 bucks.) The Royal Feast, a table d’hote for $42.95 per person, offers a six-course menu with a variety of flavors. If you’re really hungry, that’s the way to go.