Le Marrakech is a cozy, Halal Moroccan restaurant in Osaka. It is just a 3-minute walk from Osaka Umeda Sky Building, located in a small, beautiful alley. You can find the restaurant using the HaloDish app if you are near Umeda Station.
The restaurant staff is very welcoming. The chef, who is Moroccan, speaks many languages, including Japanese, French, English, Berber, and Arabic. The staff can also speak Moroccan Arabic, English, and Japanese, making the restaurant a great place for people from different languages and cultures.
The interior design feels like a traditional Moroccan setting, with many cultural decorations. When you go up the stairs to the second floor, it looks like a Moroccan market, lit by glowing lanterns. You will see traditional crafts like straw baskets, Tajines, and more.
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The menu has a variety of Moroccan dishes, such as chicken and salty lemon tajin, lamb tagine, chicken and beef brochettes, couscous, and even harira to enjoy with a traditional wooden Harira spoon as a sign of hospitality.
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The food has a rich aroma because it is made with herbs and spices like ginger, saffron, and cumin. Lastly, you can enjoy Moroccan mint tea, served by the Chef himself. He carefully explains the traditional way of pouring this famous Moroccan drink.
What stands out about this restaurant is how it gives you an authentic Moroccan experience. The mix of the interior design, decorations, staff hospitality, and the food all work together to make you feel like you've been transported to Morocco, even though you're still in Japan. Whether you're Moroccan or not, this restaurant is a must-visit for anyone who wants to enjoy a Halal-friendly meal or experience a taste of an exotic culture.
Restaurant Address: 1-17-7 Oyodonaka, Kita-ky, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture (click to view on Google maps)
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