Moroccan Restaurant

[Logician]

I keep meaning to read the restaurant thread from start to finish, but still haven't got around to doing so. Unfortunately, don't do today what you can put off until tomorrow is a favourite motto of mine.

In the mean time, can anybody point me in the direction of some good moroccan food?

[geriatrickid]

There are a couple restaurants catering to arabs along the stretch of road from the side entrance of Jungceyon/Millenium to Cristinas massage building, on the Cristina side of Rat-U. Last night I passed 3 of them right before the Patong Resort entrance. One was called Cairo, and another had the menu in Arabic and the staff were yelling Yella Yella, so I knew it was Arab. OK, sure it is not Moroccan, but I have seen a lot of Frenchmen of North African descent in these places (Moroccan/Tunisian/Algerian). I can tell by their mix of French and Arabic patois. It might not be what you are looking for, but it's all I know. That and the Dubai down on the far end of the beach road near the road your turn on to get to the Andamman and Ibis hotels.

[Logician]

Thanks mate, I will take a look. Don't know why just have a real craving for some Moroccan food. It's been ages since I've had any, and if you hadn't replied I was contemplating getting the cook books out!

[Rooo]

There are a couple restaurants catering to arabs along the stretch of road from the side entrance of Jungceyon/Millenium to Cristinas massage building, on the Cristina side of Rat-U. Last night I passed 3 of them right before the Patong Resort entrance. One was called Cairo, and another had the menu in Arabic and the staff were yelling Yella Yella, so I knew it was Arab. OK, sure it is not Moroccan, but I have seen a lot of Frenchmen of North African descent in these places (Moroccan/Tunisian/Algerian). I can tell by their mix of French and Arabic patois. It might not be what you are looking for, but it's all I know. That and the Dubai down on the far end of the beach road near the road your turn on to get to the Andamman and Ibis hotels.

Just a note. Cairo is not an Arabic restaurant, it's Indian under the guise of a middle eastern eatery.