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All cakes taste the same and why would you felt the need to serve extra extra chocolate on the side when there is enough chocolate on the cake?! Too pricy and tasteless, there are better shops who sell cakes better than this

RACIST. It's disheartening to recount the experience my mother faced upon her arrival in Saudi Arabia, the land of the Kaaba and Mecca, where one expects to find a sense of unity and sanctity. My mother, a strong, independent woman and a military personnel who has served in the UN, encountered blatant racism and discrimination at a restaurant called Molten. Accompanied by some Arab acquaintances, my mother attempted to dine at Molten, only to be met with a shocking display of prejudice. A woman at the restaurant, without any regard for decency or respect, informed my mother that the establishment was for Arabs only. This incident raises profound questions about the treatment of non-Arabs in Saudi Arabia. It's incomprehensible that in a place revered for its religious significance, individuals would be denied service based on their ethnicity or nationality. The notion that certain individuals consider themselves superior and entitled to deny basic services, such as serving food, to those who are not of Arab descent is deeply troubling. Moreover, it's particularly distressing considering the significant financial contributions made by international pilgrims of all races who visit these holy sites. The truth behind these sacred locations is far from holy when discrimination rears its ugly head, especially in matters of religion where inclusivity should be paramount. At a time when discussions around challenging age-old issues of elitism, such as the current issues in Israel, are taking place, it's imperative to address and confront such instances of discrimination. This incident serves as a stark reminder that the principles of equality and respect must be upheld, regardless of race or nationality. The fact that my mother and her Arab companions had to vouch for her just to gain entry to the restaurant is not just humiliating, but also reflective of the disgraceful nature of the establishment. Understandably, my mother chose not to dine there, as how could one possibly stomach a meal in such a disgraceful environment?

We had the most delicious fettuccine crepe and molten cream puff. We also had blue mojito and strawberry mojito. Both were amazing and so refreshing.

Excellent staffs with very cooperation with customers Hamza Mahmoud Yousef

kinda expensive. delicious. not crowded at all almost empty