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Dinners in the dark. Had to do it once, camel burger. "Gamey" but not as strong as yak burger in Lhasa. Don't care for both. This restaurant is run by a cooking school. Employees are "millennials" and serving style is hipsterish.
All vegetables, plus some teeth-meltingly sweet things on the same plate.
Morocco's most typical soup.
Pigeon pastilla ("pie") is a formal speciality of Fez which has to be ordered in advance. Chicken version is less formal and easier to find.
Dinners in the dark. Had to do it once, camel burger. "Gamey" but not as strong as yak burger in Lhasa. Don't care for both. This restaurant is run by a cooking school. Employees are "millennials" and the serving style is hipsterish.
All vegetables, plus some teeth-meltingly sweet things on the same plate.
Morocco's most typical soup.
Pigeon pastilla ("pie") is a formal speciality of Fez which has to be ordered in advance. Chicken version is less formal and easier to find.
Dinners in the dark. Had to do it once, camel burger. "Gamey" but not as strong as yak burger in Lhasa. Don't care for both. This meal is run by a cooking school. Employees are all "millennials" and the serving style is hipsterish.
All vegetables, plus some teeth-meltingly sweet things on the same plate.
Morocco's most typical soup.
Pigeon pastilla ("pie") is a formal speciality of Fez which has to be ordered in advance. Chicken version is less formal and easier to find.
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