Overhead, the simulated evening sky comes complete with shooting stars. Every 30 minutes, a tropical thunder and lightning storm booms through, amplified at 8,000 watts. There's even pouring rain. Oh, I almost forgot. There's food, too, and a typical emporium-style menu, a heavily laminated book with large print and many colourful pages.
Drinks seem to have pride of place.
But it is thirst quenching. Slow service seems to be at odds with the rapid table turnover. The children get a tad restless before our group appetizer arrives. However, the deep-fried wrapper, while crisp on the outside, is doughy within. And an accompanying corn salsa, which returns ad nauseum in several other dishes, is so sweet even the children complain.