Moroccan cuisine is known for its diverse flavors and use of lamb, couscous, and olives.
From left to right: Asil Dubai, Bab Al Mansour, Berber Dubai
Morocco received over 2.5 million votes in the Pubity international cuisine tournament, securing an overwhelming victory over Mexico. Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay announced the winner while lauding Moroccan Rfissa as one of his favorite dishes, highlighting the rich flavors of Moroccan cuisine.
Check out our previous story on Moroccan food.
For now, don't miss the best spots for Moroccan cuisine in Dubai!
Dar Al Mamounia
Located in Jumeirah, Dar Al Mamounia is a cozy family-run restaurant offering authentic Moroccan flavors with a personal touch. They stick to tradition with recipes and ingredients straight from Morocco, guaranteeing an authentic taste. Whether it's breakfast, lunch, or dinner, their warm atmosphere invites you to savor succulent meats, seafood spiced with traditional herbs, and to finish, enjoy their sweet pastries and moroccan cookies! Step into Dar Al Mamounia and experience the genuine hospitality of Morocco, where rich flavors take center stage over decor and presentation.
Pictured: Shrimp sharmoula
Bab Al Mansour
Bab Al Mansour, a popular Moroccan restaurant in Dubai, is famous for its chef Choumicha's authentic dishes. Though it's a bit pricey, the ambiance makes you feel like you're in Morocco. Named after Meknes' historic landmark, it serves up traditional recipes with over 70 organic Moroccan ingredients. The restaurant, located in Downtown Dubai, is set in a cozy atmosphere with soft lighting and calming music, offering a unique taste of Morocco right in Dubai.
Pictured: Veal Tagine with Dried Apricots,
Jebel Al Atlas
In the heart of Al Barsha, Jebel Al Atlas stands as a hidden gem among Moroccan restaurants in Dubai. Nestled in a cozy setting, this small eatery delivers genuine culinary experiences. Here, the focus is solely on the food — nothing fancy, just hearty, soul-satisfying dishes that stay true to Moroccan tradition. Whether you're craving their renowned couscous or exploring other delights on their menu.
Pictured: Couscous
Asil Dubai
Asil Dubai offers a vibrant blend of Moroccan, Turkish, and Lebanese cuisine, complemented by live entertainment, belly dancing and stunning views of JBR and Ain Dubai. It showcases the essence of rich traditions in a vibrant setting. Whether you're seeking a taste of authentic Middle Eastern and North African cuisine or a memorable night out, Asil promises a journey through the sights, sounds, and flavors of these diverse regions.
Lalla Moulati Restaurant
Hidden in the vibrant 93rd and 94th Avenues in Al Barsha 2, Lalla Moulati is a gem offering authentic Moroccan cuisine. Renowned for its flavorful couscous and a variety of traditional dishes, the restaurant captures the essence of Morocco through rich spices and hearty tagines. The warm ambiance and vibrant decor make it a perfect spot to discover Moroccan flavors in Dubai.
Moroccan Taste Restaurant
Moroccan Taste in Jumeirah invites you to experience the flavors of Morocco in the heart of Dubai. The restaurant offers a delicious array of Moroccan delights, from aromatic tagine to savory Rfissa, every bite reflects the rich culinary traditions of Morocco. Whether you're a fan of hearty meats or delicate pastries, Moroccan Taste promises a dining experience that transports you to the bustling streets of Marrakech.
Pictured: Chicken rfissa, chicken tagine, lamb tagine
Don't Be Chai
Don't Be Chai in Dubai brings a modern twist to authentic North African cuisine, celebrating the culinary heritage of Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia. Whether you're craving a traditional Moroccan breakfast, a refreshing Moroccan mint tea, or a flavorful dinner, this restaurant offers a taste journey through North Africa. With its aesthetic charm and diverse menu, Don't Be Chai invites you to explore the vibrant flavors of the region.
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