Dar Zaki (Restaurant)

This restaurant is owned by the same owner as the house where I stayed. The room is 35 square meters, very large and very cheap. In addition, you can cook your own food, which is the point! Back to the point, it was almost 3 o&#39;clock when we arrived here, so we went downstairs to have lunch here! 
[Mint] Environment: 
Very unique, not many Chinese people, but more foreigners eat here! 
[Service bell] Service: 
The handsome guy&#39;s service is pretty good 
&quot;Grilled chicken skewers&quot; are delicious, grilled chicken using the local Moro method, and paired with their sauce, good! 
&quot;Harina&quot; is rich in ingredients and delicious! 

Worth recommending to friends!

Located in North Africa, between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, Morocco is influenced by European, Arab, and Berber cultures. The country&#39;s famous souks are filled with beans and grains, pickled olives and oil-cured vegetables, dried fruits and meats, and of course, spices.

My friend and I came here on our first day in Morocco and were told there was a fixed menu for Ramadan. We chose a chicken and beef! We both loved our casseroles, they had so much flavor! The service was great, the staff were friendly and tried their best to speak English to us which we really appreciated.

We took a taxi, but the driver didn&#39;t know us and parked on the road nearby. Fortunately, it was convenient to walk in according to Google Maps. The restaurant opens at 7:30 pm and we waited for about 15 minutes. The restaurant opened after the candles were lit for each table! The menu was in French and the waiter only knew French. Fortunately, there was an old man who knew English, so we could order smoothly. The steak was medium rare and the fillet was fried and sprinkled with salt after it came up. There was no thick sauce. It tasted good in its original flavor. Even more delicious was the lamb chops, 95 dirhams for 4 ribs, and the same crispy fries as the steak. The cream pasta tasted a little light, and the tiramisu seemed to have added a lot of rum. It would probably be considered drunk driving if we drove to blow after eating... The restaurant seems to be more suitable for couples. The whole restaurant is very dark. We turned on the flashlight on our mobile phones to read the menu. The 6 Shanghai women ate like crazy in it, which probably shocked the waiter hahahahaha!

Good stuff, drunk cough,! Noodles, spicy shrimp, garlic fish rings, local fried seafood platter, good cough

Dar Zaki (Restaurant)

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