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We ate on the Wadi Rum, under the stars, with wine, dancing and music. Just under canvas, out in the middle of 'nowhere'.
Just as one would expect of the location of Lawrence of Arabia.
Not sure what we were eating but it was good. We were hungry after all that activity.
The wine was also good.
Favorite Dish: So long ago I forget ! I think it was 'Tika Chicken '
We were so hungry that we were grateful for food so far out in the desert.
Updated Jun 14, 2003
Address: Wadi Rum, Jordan.
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To eat Beduin food is a great experience!!! In this restaurant, locate in the Wadi Rum Visitor Centre, you can taste great meals. Very good service, and fantastic furniture, it allow to you to relax after a trip into the desert. From the terrace you can see a wonderful panorama on the Seven Pillar of Wisdom. In this restaurant you can see to make the Arab Bread.
Written Apr 23, 2005
Address: Wadi Rum Visitors Center
Phone: 00962 3 2015995
Website: www.captains-jo.com
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If you have read my Wadi Rum Intro page, you know we ate on the house, but by other accounts the prices here are bit of a rip off, but then they do have the monopoly.
The evening we were there, it was the Managers birthday,There were lots of celebrations dancing & music. I dont know if this if the usual fayre for the tourists or if if it was a one off because of Ramis Birthday.
Favorite Dish: We ate, Rice, Pitta & Falafal..................No complaints
Updated Oct 11, 2004
Address: Government Rest House
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With only a handful dining options at Wadi Rum, we selected Wadi al-Qamar restaurant quite randomly. It is set in a small walled villa in Rum Village, with outdoor seating and nothing luxurious. Two friendly Egyptian expatriates run the place, one cooks and the other serves. The dishes are simple and tasty, and include salads, grills and rice plates.
Updated Jan 14, 2011
Address: Wadi Rum Village
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Located within the protected area of Wadi Rum, this bedouin tent serves tea and Arabic coffee with dates. It is a perfect stop while trekking the desert landscape and is frequented by the many tourists along with local bedouins. When I visited on the 1st January 2011, the tent was located by the Khazali Siq (narrow passage) which leads to some Bedouin rock graffiti. Your guide will certainly bring you here, but by then, the tent may have moved elsewhere!
Updated Jan 14, 2011
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The Bedouin Tales guy cooked up a storm on a little fire in the desert! We ate like kings! Seriously, they obviously dont take fresh things as its too hot so everything came out of a tin but it was just delicious!
We ate a tomato based dish with garlic it was so good!
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Where else can you sit on the sand and eat at your own pace?! Where else can you eat and look out at mile upon mile of sand?!
Updated Jan 17, 2007
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Before we left Rum village for the desert safari in Wadi Rum we bought chickens for dinner. I will not tell you how the chicken feathers were taken off, but it was not by hand (at least the chickens were dead before).
In the evening the meal tasted very good!
Written Sep 2, 2005
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