Not all of the dishes are spicy hot, and your server will be able to help you with those that are. As mentioned, the butter chicken and the tandoori dishes tend to be well-seasoned but not particularly spicy as in hot. Do be aware that the sauces coming with the na'an can be hot, so again, check with your server. They're usually quite good at steering you away from hot dishes.
Enjoy! Oh, on our last trip we were seated next to a window and saw several animals including some tall bird (crested ibis?) that peered in desperately wanting to eat off a nearby table.Thanks Bree and Sleepydog25, I will leave it on the list and give it a try. As long as it isn't hot spicy, I am good. I really appreciate the responses!
we all love the soups.
i like spicy but that actually burned my mouth. but the atmosphere and the animal viewing is fantastic. beautiful and pleasant.
I think waiting until 6 p.m. would be a risk since you'd be a mere four weeks away from the shortest day of the year. I believe Sana'a opens at 5 p.m., and during that time of year, the park hours are shorter, too. If it were me, I'd work my schedule to have one of the earliest ADR times on a day when MK or another park had late EMH or make an earlier ADR on a day when all the parks close relatively early. Then again, others might have a better idea.
Yes, I'm quoting myself. After a little research, I think the bird in question that we saw was a grey-crowned crane: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grey_Crowned_CraneEnjoy! Oh, on our last trip we were seated next to a window and saw several animals including some tall bird (crested ibis?) that peered in desperately wanting to eat off a nearby table.
