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November 2020
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Moroccan Sahara Restaurant
Bayswater
Moroccan •
££££
Bayswater • Moroccan
££££
5.5/6
5.5/6
Dar Marrakech - Stratford
Stratford
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££££
Stratford • Moroccan
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4.8/6
4.8/6
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Signature Moroccan dishes in the heart of London
Most people are of course familiar with the national dish of Morocco – the humble couscous. Pair that with some roast pumpkin, sultanas, dates and herbs and you’re in for a real treat. But there is more to this North African cuisine, and Moroccan restaurants in London showcase the best of the best. Of course, tagine, which is the clay cooking pot with conical lid that gives its name to the myriad of dishes associated with it, usually in the form of a stew done with beef, chicken or seafood and vegetables and in some cases an egg on top. - 2.
Spice, spice baby
One of the most famous London Moroccan restaurants is Momo where they offer dishes like baby aubergine with labneh cheese, pesto, broad beans and lemon confit, briouats – small filo parcels with cheese, mint, chicken and seafood, and an extensive selection of meats, grills and tagines you will love. Moroccan restaurants in London pay homage to the fragrant spices of the cuisine by using lots of cumin, saffron, ginger, caraway and cinnamon throughout their dishes. - 3.
London’s love affair with Moroccan Restaurants
So what is about Moroccan restaurants that London just loves? The fragrant spices, exotic sensations that whisk you away to the North African climate, the fresh mint tea? Whatever it is, we just know that Moroccan restaurants in London are booming and this cuisine is taking the city by storm. Known as little Morocco Golborne Street in North Kensington is a sensory overload within itself and you’ll see a myriad of locals and travellers sampling from the extensive menus of Moroccan restaurants along this road and sipping the famous mint tea in beautifully styled spaces. Whatever the reason, Moroccan restaurants in London are here to stay so why not take a look at Quandoo’s selection – you’ll be pleasantly surprised.