Another hidden gem that lives up to its past good reviews!

We had the lamb tajin and beef kebabs for our mains this evening and finished off the meal with some Moroccan tea and all the meal came up to for two people was under $20. What can I say?!

For the price we paid, the food was really nice. Not a person that particularly likes lamb because of its strong gamey smell, I was pleasantly surprised at how much I liked the lamb tajin. The meat was flavourful and very tender and the roasted almonds in the dish was fantastic. The beef kebabs was also good and reminded me of a hamburger patty but only bigger and tastier.

The Moroccan tea came in a little pot and was interesting as it was served into tiny cups stuffed full of mint leaves.

We sat outdoors this evening. It was a weekday night which meant the street we dined on was pleasant and quiet. The owner was very friendly, saw us struggling and offered to recommend dishes to us.

One place definitely to come back to again!

Boyfriend had the thought of having some unusual dinner at Arab Street area. We were walking around and saw this small Moroccan place, pretty un-noticeable if there were no chairs and tables with diners dining al-fresco. I had Beef Tagin while boyfriend had Chicken kebab. Portion was generous, tastes great. Definitely worth the try!

Will be back for the mint tea and other kebabs!

Great value for money and wonderful ambience. The food was a little monotonous, but for the prices, the generous portions and the view of the mosque, glowing in the distance, it seems rather shabby to cavil.

The Arab Street area is simply marvellous. I don't know why I don't go more often!

Even though we were literally folded up in one corner of the five foot way (the only outdoor table left in the restaurant), we had a wonderful time. With the call to prayer from the mosque in the background, a few ang mohs lazing in the cafe opposite reading their books, all sorts of random people strolling along and the balmy weather, it really felt like I was on holiday somewhere far away from Singapore!

Food wise, there was this really yummy picture of the chicken tagine with olives but alas, that was not available. And so we ordered chicken kebabs and the beef tagine. The chicken kebabs were juicy and well marinated, but honestly they tasted like chicken satay and you can get really outstanding ones at Old Airport Road. The beef tagine was average and got a little monotonous.

The pita bread side order did give us a moment of merriment though. When they came along and we ate some, the husband remarked that they were like what children made for paper mache in art class. We burst into laughter...cannot lah. Pita bread shouldn't be thin, crinkly, chewy and like paper.

The food came pretty fast, though it was hard to get attention from the wait folks. But it didn't matter and actually fitted in with the whole relaxed laid back environment.

Went to Deli Moroccan as my wife fancied having kebabs, and wanted to see which Middle Eastern dish qualifies to be part of my diet since the only 'meat' I eat is fish. We had a hard time finding this place initially as it was already dark, but what welcomed us was a pleasant surprise. The ambience was excellent, with the outdoor seating and trees lining the road.

We were promptly seated outdoors and handed a menu by a very helpful waitress who took the time to explain the menu. The menu was rather limited, and my wife chose the chicken kebab while I ordered the hummus. The kebab was excellent, with the meat being well-grilled but tender. The hummus was good too, with lots of chick-peas and spices. They didn't have any desserts that evening so, we just had some Moroccan coffee, which was decent.

We'll definitely come again, especially for the ambience, and hope that there's more things on the menu that I can eat!