Yusif alkhadr

There are definitely better options than this Cinescape, the food is stale and the screens could be better. This place is in dire need of renovation.

This place is pretty neat, but why would they open it right next to an old mall like AlMuhallab? Are they going for the whole “good burger” approach by opening a brand new mall to show AlMuhallab that their time is over and that they should simply accept that their time has come to pass, and that the only thing they have left is being used in Kuwaiti soap operas as a background setting? The restaurants are pretty diverse, they have a sporting shop and a cinema, which is odd since AlMuhallab also has a cinema and it’s a 3 minute walk from AlAndalus. They have a small Sultan center inside which is always a welcoming edition in my book. They have some contemporary gyms for hipsters who love being quirky and annoying. The thing that I find most interesting is that they have a shop where people can play VR games and bystanders can see them through a huge glass wall, it’s sort of like a zoo where we can see VR wearing people jiggle around, pretty dystopian if you ask me.

This place is pretty neat, but why would they open it right next to an old mall like AlMuhallab? Are they going for the whole “good burger” approach by opening a brand new mall to show AlMuhallab that their time is over and that they should simply accept that their time has come to pass, and that the only thing they have left is being used in Kuwaiti soap operas as a background setting? The restaurants are pretty diverse, they have a sporting shop and a cinema, which is odd since AlMuhallab also has a cinema and it’s a 3 minute walk from AlAndalus. They have a small Sultan center inside which is always a welcoming edition in my book. They have some contemporary gyms for hipsters who love being quirky and annoying. The thing that I find most interesting is that they have a shop where people can play VR games and bystanders can see them through a huge glass wall, it’s sort of like a zoo where we can see VR wearing people jiggle around, pretty dystopian if you ask me.

This mall isn’t really that special, it’s quiet and not always that crowded. I mostly go here for the peace and quiet and to browse the many niche shops located around. I mean, you could probably wear an Aloha shirt during the weekdays and nobody would notice since nobody goes here during the weekdays. I would know, because I’ve done it countless times.

The staff and food were excellent, but the question arises. Why was this restaurant exiled from Souk Sharq? Were their plans to overthrow Fatoosh unraveled before they could act upon it , and as punishment they were banished to the distant pier to reflect on their gargantuan ambitions and to better temper their thirst for conquest.