The food here in Jordan is ممتاز!
(excellent!)
Yesterday, our study abroad
group went out together to a restaurant called Reem Abawadi. The restaurant is
located in a nice area of Amman, near where our host family lives. My roommate
and I are getting the hang of getting taxis and directing them to places using
Arabic phrases. We are also learning to recognize which drivers are more
cooperative and honest.
At the restaurant, our table was located in a spacious outdoor
courtyard. When the food was brought out, it was placed on the large, golden
bowls in the center of the table. The bowls spun so that you could bring over
the hummus without having to reach over someone to get it.
The hummus here is delicious! Eating it in America will never be the
same. Meals here typically start with hummus and a variety of other dishes to dip bread into. We ordered a variety of different meats, all of them cooked
to perfection.
| Yum. |
The meal ended with watermelon and tea for dessert.
Afterwards, we took pictures in various places around the restaurant
before all returning to our host families.
How do you recognize which drivers are more
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Usually the older drivers tend to be more honest and if they start the meter right away you know they're more reliable. You can also tell when people try to take longer routes to run up the meter.
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