Casablanca Sandwicherie مطعم مغربي

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What does it mean, to dine out? I believe it's twofold: enjoying food and ambiance that's prepared by professionals, and experiencing hospitality. To me, the latter is a far more important element. The foods at this place are good, to be fair. Is the person who serves them as joyful as the food itself? Not today. I'm happy to give another shot though.

Ordered the Chicken Sandwich a 4/5 and Lentil Soup 3/5. Chicken sandwich has a lemon sour taste. I personally like sour flavors but it may not be for everyone. The bread tasted exactly like Portuguese bread that I grew up eating when I was a student. Lentil soup portion is really small and not really flavorful was decent but wouldnt try again. Atmosphere: Big glass windows that give you a decent view of the sidewalk and foot traffic. Staff: Good service as food came fast, but they are really low key and try to keep to themselves and just really do their own thing.

Good and inexpensive sandwiches that are a good size. It’s a small store, but has a nice theme and a wall of cacti that’s thriving. The Moroccan chicken sandwich was pretty tasty, though perhaps not worthy of the hype. Still, it’s a solid spot for a quick meal.

One of my favorite restaurants, period, and somewhere I will always stop when in Seoul! Their sandwiches are perfection: tender flavorful meat, fresh veggies, and crispy but soft baguette [and not sweet like bread usually is in Korea]. Service is pretty quick, and there's a good amount of seating for the small space. Can't recommend highly enough!

Moroccan food. Fresh. Absolutely delicious. Big servings. My photos tell the tale.