Tajine Wa Tanjia

It was the first time in Morocco that we had to queue up to eat. It turned out that we passed by this restaurant last night and saw so many people queuing up, so we decided to come over to eat tonight! We just took the number and found that there were 8 groups of people waiting for seats in front of us [crying] Oh my God! Wait! This restaurant specializes in Syrian cuisine!
environment:
There are so many people and all seats are occupied! The decoration style is quite exquisite!
Serve:
There were so many people that the service couldn&#39;t keep up, but it was okay. I gave a small tip in the end.
&quot;Lentil Soup&quot;
Like home-cooked soup
&quot;Avocado Milkshake&quot;
recommend!
&quot;Assorted BBQ&quot;
Freshly roasted, the flavor is Arabic, of course not as good as our Greater China, but you can give it a try
&quot;Mutton hand rice&quot;
I don&#39;t quite accept this. The mutton is delicious, but the rice is not!

It is worth recommending to all my friends. Many Waiguo people come to eat here!

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!

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.

Went at noon on Sunday, which is when they open on Sunday, and the place filled up quickly. Had a sea salt caramel pancake, which was delicious. They have fresh squeezed orange juice. And a strong coffee. Very reasonably priced. Good for couples and families. Staff is attentive.

Tajine Wa Tanjia

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