Around 18:45 hours, 10 minutes after the first day of the Conference we went to El Corte Ingles, one of the biggest shopping malls in Valencia, about one kilometer away from Hilton. It has at least five more branches all over Valencia. However, the prices of the products are comparatively high.
After about one hour roaming around the complex, we decided to boost our energy at McDonald. I bought myself a donut, medium size potato fries, and a cup of cappuccino. Immediately after exiting the McD’s estrada, right in front of us the first time we found a restaurant with a big halal sign called Ankara Royal Kebabs.
The gladness could not be hide from our faces that we spent almost one hour with the crew – Mokhsein (the supervisor I believed), Hayat – a jovial Moroccan who had been in Valencia the past 12 years, and Iman. They served mainly Turkish, Moroccan, and Arabian food in general. The price was reasonable but the tastes were more Moroccan. InsyaAllah, we will you again ya gemaah. For those who plan to visit Valencia, I would personally recommend to visit this restaurant.
At 21:15 hours, the sun obediently completed it tasks without fail, reminded us to perform our maghrib prayer as a humble servant of the Almighty Allah swt as guided or shown by His great Messenger Muhammad saw (peace be upon him). Thus, we called it a day.
Around 18:45 hours, 10 minutes after the first day of the Conference we went to El Corte Ingles, one of the biggest shopping malls in Valencia, about one kilometer away from Hilton. It has at least five more branches all over Valencia. However, the prices of the products are comparatively high.
After about one hour roaming around the complex, we decided to boost our energy at McDonald. I bought myself a donut, medium size potato fries, and a cup of cappuccino. Immediately after exiting the McD’s estrada, right in front of us the first time we found a restaurant with a big halal sign called Ankara Royal Kebabs.
The gladness could not be hide from our faces that we spent almost one hour with the crew – Mokhsein (the supervisor I believed), Hayat – a jovial Moroccan who had been in Valencia the past 12 years, and Iman. They served mainly Turkish, Moroccan, and Arabian food in general. The price was reasonable but the tastes were more Moroccan. InsyaAllah, we will you again ya gemaah. For those who plan to visit Valencia, I would personally recommend to visit this restaurant.
At 21:15 hours, the sun obediently completed it tasks without fail, reminded us to perform our maghrib prayer as a humble servant of the Almighty Allah swt as guided or shown by His great Messenger Muhammad saw (peace be upon him). Thus, we called it a day.
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