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HOT AND COLD STARTERS HARIRA AL FASSIA MEDJOOLE DATES FROM TAFILALT, QUAIL EGGS AND CHABAKYIAS MAD 250 TRADITIONAL MOROCCAN SALADS PURSLANE SALAD WITH OLIVES AND PRESERVED LEMON «ZAALOUK» «TEKTOUKA» BRAIN TAJINE, TOMATO WITH CORIANDER CARROT WITH «CHERMOULA» ZUCCHINI WITH CORIANDER LENTILS WITH KHLII SWEET PEPPER M’CHOUIA TOMATOS «MAASSLA» PUMPKINS «MAASLA » MAD 450 BRIOUATES SPINACH AND CHEESE MARINATED KING PRAWNS CHICKENWITH HONEY AND ALMONDS LAMB FLAVORED WITH MINT REFRESHED MOROCCAN SALAD MAD 450 RED MULLET M’CHARMEL TOMATOES AND ZUCCHINI FROM AGAFAY GARDEN MAD 450 VERMICELLI SEFFA MEDFOUNA QUAIL, QUINCE AND ROASTED ALMONDS MAD 350 LAMB SWEETBREAD TAJINE WITH PARSLEY CHICKPEAS AND CUMIN MAD 600 PASTILLAS SEAFOOD AND SPINACH PASTILLA PARSLEY AND LEMON SALAD (SERVED FOR TWO AT MAD 1 300) ROYAL MANSOUR PIGEON PASTILLA MAD 500 SHELLFISH AND FISH M’HAMSSA CLAMS FROM «DOUKKALA-ABDA» MAD 350 TAJINE WITH WHITE BEANS KING PRAWNS MAD 1 300 ROYAL MANSOUR SEAFOOD « CHOWAYA-STYLE » LOBSTER, SPINY LOBSTER, KING PRAWNS, CUTTLEFISH FROM DAKHLA BAY AND CLAMS TAJINE WITH TOMATOES (SERVED FOR TWO AT MAD 3 900) SEA BREAM TAJINE WITH PURPLE OLIVES CELERY AND SAFFRON POTATOES MAD 700 SEA BASS TAJINE ONION AND RAISINS WITH SAFFRON FROM OURIKA MAD 650 POULTRY AND MEAT CHICKEN TAJINE FROM SIDI BOUATMAN PRESERVED LEMON AND OLIVES FROM SOUK MAD 500 BÉNI MELLAL LAMB TAJINE CARAMELIZED QUINCES MAD 550 LAMB SHOULDER « MÉCHOUI-STYLE » SEVEN VEGETABLES COUSCOUS (SERVED FOR TWO AT MAD 1 200) BEEF CHEEKS TANGIA MAD 700 BEEF SHANK TAJINE PRUNES, AND ROASTED ALMONDS MAD 700 COUSCOUS BARLEY WITH CHICKEN AND ONIONS PERFUMED WITH CUMIN MAD 500 DURUM WHEAT WITH LAMB AND VEGETABLES FROM AGAFAY MAD 500 WHOLE WHEAT WITH BEEF «TFAYA», CARROTS AND CHICKPEAS MAD 550 DESSERTS ROYAL MANSOUR ORANGE PEARLS DATES, MINT AND CINNAMON MAD 250 ORANGE BLOSSOM PERFUMED MILK PASTILLA CARAMELIZED ALMONDS MAD 250 STRAWBERRY TAJINE ROSE SORBET MAD 250 AUTUMN FRUITS TAJINE BUCKWHEAT ICE CREAM MAD 250 CHOCOLATE MOUSSE, WITH ARGAN OIL AND PRESERVED LEMON AMLOU ICE CREAM MAD 250 MAHALY LE MOUVEMENT LOCAVOR VOUS INVITE À DÉGUSTER DES PRODUITS LOCAUX ET DE SAISON. TRADITIONAL MOROCCAN SALADS VERMICELLI SEFFA MEDFOUNA RED MULLET M’CHARMEL LAMB SHOULDER « MÉCHOUI-STYLE » SEVEN VEGETABLES COUSCOUS ROYAL MANSOUR ORANGE PEARLS ORANGE BLOSSOM PERFUMED MILK PASTILLA THIS MENU IS SERVED FOR ALL OF YOUR GUESTSAND PROPOSED AT MAD 1 500 PER PERSON, TAXES AND SERVICE INCLUDED..

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