Chez Lhaja

“The worst service I’ve received during my 3 week trip in Morocco. I came in with my husband, but because he was not well, we asked for one portion to go. I open this and see the chicken was half eaten as if they have serve me someone else’s leftover. I saw what other portions looked like while I was waiting there and it’s nothing like this. This place does not deserve the good ratings because the woman in charge is very rude, I saw her asking other clients to leave reviews but even for that, she’s not capable of asking nicely. No one this cruel deserves success. I wish you happiness and then maybe you will become a better person and treat each client equally.”

“A gem of a place in the Rabat medina. The staff and the locals dining there made us feel very welcome. I tried hargma for the first time, and my partner really enjoyed the sardine boulettes. Very wholesome food cooked with love. Highly recommended”

“Hidden Gem Alert in Rabat Morocco. This unassuming place is run by local women who feed their community and tourists with home comfort food tagines and lentils with recipes passed down through generations. If you are in Rabat, don't miss this incredible foodie treat. Hole in the wall authentic eats. Five Stars to these hardworking mom's.”

“A great local spot for tasty, affordable food. The portions are generous and very filling. I visited on a Friday, when the traditional dish is couscous, and it was delicious.”