Khan Murjan — Restaurant in Dubai

I was stationed in a hotel nearby and was searching for something for lunch. Since I'm European I didn't want to risk the first day to experiment too much with food I never ate so I could eat the whole meal (I preferred cooked one over fast food, affordable price was a factor) and recuperate after a long flight. I wasn't able to find anything in walking radius so I decided to risk with this one.

My lunch choice: Shish Tawook

None of the meals were familiar to me ad the Shish Tawook (chicken kebab) seems like the lowest risk. Also asked to get some rice on side instead of french fries. Meat was delicious, spices weren't intensive. Honestly, best chicken dish I ever had. I got two dipping sauces, one was some garlic pase with yougurt and the meet went perfect with it. The other one was yougurt with something that tasted like cucumber and dill, went nice with rice, very tasty and refreshing.

Pomegranate lemonade was also tasty and refreshing.

Service was very polite, ambient was beautiful and since it's actually located 2 stories under the ground level (but under the open sky), it was much cooler and very comfortable comparing to the heat on the ground level.

Decided to come come the next 2 days and tried other dishes and didn't regret.

Portions were generous and prices reasonable (roughly for my meals...

The authentic splendour of a 14th century souk, in the heart of modern Dubai.

Throughout the four quarters of Khan Murjan you'll find various shops and vendors from across the Arab world.

The souk has been an integral part of Arabic life for centuries; every major city has one. Our own is inspired by an infamous ancient subterranean souk in Baghdad, and draws on all four corners of the Arab world, with influences from Egyptian, Syrian, Turkish and Moroccan architectural styles.

The majestic stained glass window that dominates the ceiling took a team of skilled craftsmen many months to create, using types of glass especially selected from mosques and temples across the Islamic world. It's one of the largest windows of its kind and is a sight no visitor to Dubai should miss.

WAFI Mall also prides itself on helping to preserve the signature techniques of Dubai's people by uniting the culture, cuisine and craftsmanship of our forefathers, and creating a thriving marketplace environment that will keep their traditions alive for...

I really enjoyed my time there, and the food was spectacular to be honest

However, I was really speechless with how poorly structured the place is for people of determination ...

1. I had to ask 4-5 different people for the location of the lifts to try and get my relative to the restaurant
2. everyone I asked decided to tell lies rather than simply admitting they don't know (which would be better)
3. lifts are playing hide and seek apparently... You're not supposed to find them (i.e. no signs where available)
4. We had to leave wafi mall, walking in such a bad weather, to get lost even more (fyi, there's an escalator staircase, so they can make able-bodied people's life easier... but no lifts were seen! )

So, long story short, the restaurant is incredible, but I'm truly frustrated with everything else!

I didn't know which place I should write this review in, and I hope you can create a solution for such a critical issue.

Be more inclusive, it's not a favour you're doing them......