
12 Budeıská, Prague, Hlavní mısto Praha
We are Moroccan restaurant, tearoom, cafe and shisha lounge. We are well known for great Moroccan specialties such as Tajine, Couscous, Merguez, Harira, Moroccan sweets and much more. All food is halal. The owner is muslim from Morocco. We have also great Moroccan mint tea, arabic coffee and shisha (water pipe) - all tobaccos are Al Fakher.
A halal sign is clearly visible on the premises. All food at this restaurant is certified halal.
Score reflects a halal certificate on file, with an active issue report under review.
Staff knows absolutely nothing about their own meals and half of the menu is unavailable. I have to avoid red meat. Since the veggie tajine and the fish tajine were both not available, I went for the veggie soup and the staff told me the ingredients were all listed on the menu - chickpea, beans, veggies, spices. Great. I also asked if they had pita bread. The guy confirmed they did, so I ordered it on the side. And then the meal came. Soup looked and smelled meaty, and there were pieces of beef or lamb swimming in it. The "bread" was not a pita, it looked like a sliced supermarket baguette and tasted like it was purchased a day before. Disgusting. The only good thing was the Moroccan green tea that was served in a lovely pot, but my overall impression is really bad. I wouldn't come again and I definitely wouldn't recommend it to anyone who is vegetarian or has allergies. I also don't recommend it to anyone who likes authentic Moroccan food. My guess is that none of the staff are from Morocco or anywhere near.