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Heart Collector

I鈥檓 on the hunt for an authentic Moroccan dining experience here in Islamabad. I miss those incredible Moroccan flavors and would love to know if there are any restaurants in the area that offer Moroccan cuisine. If you have any recommendations, I鈥檇 greatly appreciate it!


Looking forward to your suggestions.

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Surah Al Waqiah

Check out Argan at Serena Hotel for an authentic Moroccan experience. Some spots in F-7 and F-10 also offer Moroccan flavors. Hope you find what you're looking for!

Heart Collector

@Surah Al Waqiah

Thanks for the update i will try Argan but for others they just claim Moroccan touch but they are not even close to that.

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@Surah Al Waqiah

I have checked there menu and yes they have Tagines, thanks for the info

nadeemjp96

I鈥檓 on the hunt for an authentic Moroccan dining experience here in Islamabad. I miss those incredible Moroccan flavors and would love to know if there are any restaurants in the area that offer Moroccan cuisine. If you have any recommendations, I鈥檇 greatly appreciate it!
Looking forward to your suggestions. - @Heart Collector


Alright, ready to embark on a culinary journey that鈥檚 almost as exciting as being stuck in traffic on Constitution Avenue? Buckle up, because here鈥檚 your guide to the best places in Islamabad for a taste of Morocco 鈥 with a sprinkle of humor to keep things spicy! 馃尪锔


1. Al-Maghreb Restaurant at Serena Hotel

Ah, Al-Maghreb at Serena Hotel 鈥 the place where you walk in, and suddenly, you鈥檙e no longer in Islamabad. You're now in some mystical Moroccan palace where the tagine is so good it might start singing to you. 馃幎 The food鈥檚 not just food; it鈥檚 an experience. Every bite of that tender lamb is like a romantic movie montage, minus the dramatic music, but with more couscous and less crying. The atmosphere? Fancy enough to make you feel like you should be wearing a tuxedo... even if you're just there for the weekend lunch special. 馃嵔锔


Tip: If you suddenly feel like royalty, don鈥檛 worry 鈥 you are. That鈥檚 how good the food is.


2. Argan at Serena Hotel

Yes, Argan 鈥 the Moroccan gem within the same Serena Hotel that鈥檚 serving up tagines that are so good, you鈥檒l wonder why you didn鈥檛 try Moroccan food earlier. If you close your eyes and take a bite, you might think you've been transported to a market in Marrakesh... except, there鈥檚 no donkey cart honking outside and the Wi-Fi is, mercifully, strong. 馃挭 Their harira soup? You鈥檒l sip it like it's liquid gold, and the lamb tagine will melt in your mouth faster than you can say 鈥淚鈥檒l take another round of flatbread!鈥 Plus, the atmosphere鈥檚 so Moroccan, you might end up wondering if you need a fez hat for full immersion. 馃鈥嶐煃


Pro tip: Don鈥檛 be surprised if the tagine starts to feel like the best friend you never had. So comforting.


3. Arz Lebanon Restaurant

Let鈥檚 talk about Arz Lebanon, where they bring a little bit of Moroccan spice into their Middle Eastern smorgasbord. Yes, they鈥檝e got Moroccan tagine, but don鈥檛 be surprised if it also feels like the menu had a little bit of a Mediterranean vacation. 馃 It鈥檚 like mixing your two favorite cousins who don鈥檛 get along but somehow make the best holiday meals together. The Moroccan tagine here is solid, but be warned: the bread basket might actually be more addictive than your childhood candy stash. 馃崬 You'll be dipping and snacking like it鈥檚 your job, and before you know it, you鈥檝e finished three servings of bread and haven't even touched the lamb yet. Oops.


WARNING: This place has the best hummus in town. You might accidentally declare your eternal love for it mid-meal. 馃嵔锔


4. M锚Z Islamabad Turkish Restaurant

Now, M锚Z is the cool kid who says they're Moroccan, but secretly they鈥檝e got a soft spot for kebabs. I mean, hey, who can blame them? You can鈥檛 ignore the allure of perfectly char-grilled meat. 馃槑 The Moroccan-inspired dishes are good, but the Turkish delight dessert? Pure magic. 馃獎 It鈥檚 like the place just tossed a Moroccan party and invited its Turkish cousin for dessert. The vibe? Modern, sleek, and just the right amount of "I鈥檓 classy but not trying too hard." You'll feel like you should have worn your best Instagram outfit 鈥 just in case you get caught on camera looking this good while eating. 馃摳


Pro tip: Don鈥檛 skip dessert. If you do, we can't be friends. 馃槣


Verdict:

So, whether you鈥檙e channeling your inner Casablanca or just really, really craving some couscous, Islamabad鈥檚 Moroccan food scene has you covered. From Serena Hotel鈥檚 regal vibes to the quirky charm of Arz Lebanon and M锚Z, you鈥檙e guaranteed to get a flavorful punch that鈥檒l make you feel like you鈥檝e taken a spontaneous trip to Morocco without the long flight (and jet lag). 鉁堬笍 So go ahead, dive in, and eat until your belly is as full as your heart. Because if you鈥檙e not eating with joy, what are you even doing? 馃槀 Bon app茅tit!