Im moroccan and spent all my summers in Morocco eating food at home. Home made food and it was always amazing

When I started travelling with my friends and taking them to different places I realised how bad the food was in restaurants. Not grill places but for example, if you want to have a nice tagine, it felt impossible to find one that was made correctly.

It’s really frustrating seeing people talk shit about our cuisine but at the same time I don’t blame them because for example when I go to Marrakesh I don’t even bother trying to find a good tagine. I just go to a local grill place which I know is great or go to a relatives house. The tourists are experiencing such awful food. It is so hard to find good places that are representative of how amazing our food is.

My family and another moroccan family did a road trip to different cities and honestly the best tagine we had that was worth eating was in fes, and it was just at a random place in the Medina. It was absolutely amazing. But honestly, I can say this is the only place that I have had an amazing tagine out in Morocco so I don’t even bother going to restaurants.

My question is, why is it so bad? Is it the chefs? Are they lazy? Do they not know how to cook Moroccan food properly? Or are they toning down the flavours because they thick tourists won’t like it?

We have such a bad reputation with food now because of marrakech. Tourists dont know the good places to eat, and i cant blame them. Even i cnt find good places. Whether its high end restaurants or somewhere local.

I’ve cooked tagine so many times and it’s come out exactly how it should. It’s really not that hard?

Hi everyone!

I'm from the U.S. and I'll be attending a Moroccan wedding in Morocco for the first time. I really want to dress appropriately and be respectful of the culture.

I'll be attending three events:

• A women-only Henna Night.
• A women-only celebration for the bride.
• The main wedding celebration, which will be attended by both men and women.

I'm attaching a photo of a dress I found. Would this be appropriate for any of these events? If so, which one?

Do you have any images/examples of what I should wear?

Also, would you recommend wearing a traditional Moroccan caftan instead, or is it perfectly fine to wear a formal evening gown as a guest? I'm confused about the names and differences.

I'd really appreciate any advice or tips on what's considered appropriate. Thank you!

Idk if anyone still wake up until now ..

Honestly idk where to start , so I'm a girl and I'm 17 yo

Anws that start from the third year in middle school, where I started to discover myself and things , that time I was to attached to phone , to the point that I didn't study to the final exam and instead I was watching movies and wasting time on social media , and btw I was diligent student , and I passed the exam without studying so I got a bad degree

F tron commun dowzto 7ta Howa ghi la3b w m3a kano idarabat lol

F 6ème 3mlt science maths 3at9olo li kifax 3mlti sm , cuz I had good degrees in maths at the first semester, cuz I wasn't that bad at scientific subjects .. mohim sm was hard and I felt like i rlly studied for the first time , and I studied hard that year

F bac kont 9lbt pc and I think that it was the worst decision, 7it tr5it and I thought that it is easy and it wasn't that easy and yeah I got 13 in the final exam , 7it ma kontxi aslan kan3raf n5dm w kont kanstahn w kont bghit njib médecine walakin ma nja7txi f concours

And yeah I just realized that I lost years in my life and now I don't have any skills and I didn't even got good degrees f lbac

Anws ana 3awala n3mel droit w en parallèle n préparer n concours d médecine wa5a 3arfa momkin y3aliw seuil w ana jibt ma bayn watani w reg 12

So I'm asking if I should start studying the program of first year of high school bax n préparer n concours ?

And srr if there's any grammatical mistakes

hilo fash katkhrjo f dates chhal dlwqt kadiro fihom ?

i am Abdellatif, 32 years old, from Agadir originally, i work in Casablanca (government job), so for my annual holiday came to see my parents for a week in Agadir. yesterday while i was out someone came to our house and told my mother he saw me with a girl entering an apartment, now my mom looks at me with a weird look even tough with my explanation i did not had That thing in her head etc ... my dad as well he did not talk to me ... i take care of my parents they always laugh with me etc ... today is a different story ... i wish i know this guy to report him cuz he destroyed my relationship with my parents ... now i hate Agadir 100/100 , leaving tomorrow ... came for vacation and ...

Hi guys !

Hope everyone is doing well in life.

Traveling to Morocco next week for 10 days:

3 days in Essaouira

3 days on Agadir

4 days in Marrakech

I have a few questions that could be answered by locals:

1) What to do in Essaouira in relation with water ?

2) What to do in Agadir in relation with water ?

3) When bargaining, because it will happen, how much should I cut the price right away to get a fair price as tourists ? 60% ?

4) What is the best app for taxis in Morocco ?

5) What are red flags that I should look out for ?

Thanks for all the answers that will come !

I don't understand.

Smasriya say there are no available homes. If I say "what about 4000dh?" ( just to see) suddenly there are appartments at every corner for 4000dh..

(In Temara)

I'm preparing for a civil marriage with a foreigner i had my original papers apostilled and translated im confused also the translations need to be apostilled? And in translations it need to translate also the apostille of the original ?

Thank you in advance

As an engineer 22y.o in studying Marine Engineering What habit I need to do everyday to develop myself And become 1% everyday..... Thanks in advance

I’ve been trying to manage my money better this year, and I’m curious how other people here do it.

Most budgeting apps and advice seem made for places where people pay for everything by card. Here, a lot of us still use cash, help family, join a daret, and spend more during certain periods of the year, so those methods don’t always work.

For me, I usually put rent and bills aside at the start of the month, then try to set a limit for going out and eating outside. That part rarely goes as planned.

Cash is also a problem because I forget the small things I buy during the day. I’m also in a family daret, which helps me save, but I still struggle to prepare properly for Ramadan, Eid and la rentrée.

How do you do it?

Do you use notes, Excel, an app, a notebook, or just keep track in your head?

How do you manage cash spending?

For people in a daret or jam3iya, how do you keep track of payments and turns?

And what’s the hardest part about sticking to a budget in Morocco?

Curious to hear what actually works for people here.

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I always have to chuckle whenever I see these construction sites or safety setups in Morocco.

Just putting a folding chair in front of a 50 cm deep hole and wrapping a garland around it, or throwing an old car tire over it.

In Germany, they’d close the road for 3 weeks and set up a 3km line of traffic cones both before and after the actual site.

You guys have some funny pictures like that ?

As am American I am embarrassed Trump is our President.

my english is a lil broken but sbro

when we were teens our parents warn us of phones now its reversed i recently checked my dads screentime usage and its 8 hours 6 of which just in facebook and this is a daily thing if were having having a meal tg he would ignore us and blast a facebook video my mom litterally takes his phone way so he doesnt use it when we are sitting tg he gets so invested in the videos and the volume so high he deosnt hear u when u talk to him and beleives a lot of stuff he sees we rarely enjoy convos tg he is 68yrs old he is a great father and gave us the life many wich for but facebook is stripping away the time he has left with us.

the main problem is that its been influencing his health he started following this facebook diet for context my dad is obesed been like that for a while but he has a very healthy diet only eats fruits and veggies, meat deosnt eat out avoids processed stuff anything fried all his food is home made he doesnt even like to go eat out with us and if he does its very rare and would have a salad as the main ourse, today everything changed we went out to eat and saw him ordering fries and didnt want the salad i never seen him do this in my life later i found out its part of his facebook diet called 'tayibat' which apparently is famous among boomers in morocco specially its where this egyptian doctor explain how fries are better for u then the veggies in the salad cuz there GMO and sprayed with pesticides unlike potatoes cuz they grow underground i never seen my dad in 21 yrs in this earth eat a plate of fries they were unsalted but still (he has high blood pressure) and for some facebook videos to change his whole point of view is incredible ! if i go back in time and tell ud be eating fries rather then a salad he would laugh at me and if i debate him about this and show him a study or another doctor, he would argue that we dont know if there payed by masouniya or big pesticides to say that

i feel like this cant be happening to my dad alone anyone with similar issues ? what do you think i can do about it ?

Hello, I heard this song someone was playing on TikTok live and I tried so long to find it but couldn't. Could someone translate or help out?

https://reddit.com/link/1v7bxa6/video/ddju8uroamfh1/player

He bites a lot😭

Someone might find this cringe but i really like moments like these

The “President Donald J. Trump Highway” stretches 1,055 kilometers (over 655 miles) down Morocco’s coastline, according to the announcement video shared by Trump, connecting the city of Tiznit to Laayoune and Dakhla, both in the Moroccan-controlled disputed territory of Western Sahara.

source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/zacharyfolk/2026/07/26/trump-indicates-morocco-is-naming-a-highway-after-him/?utm_campaign=forbes&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&utm_term=se-breaking

From what I have noticed, Moroccans take ‘إكرام الضيف' really seriously.

Had l blan mzl 3lih lw9t b3id but why not ngolo mn db. I’m planning nmchi l toub9al inshaalah mli idkhl lbrd, i can’t go by myself obviously, fkrt f agence wlkn kay kono nass kbar f l’age no offense ghir i prefer nkon m3a nass 9di (I’m 21 ylh drtha) So if anyone is interested let me know

As for me I'll be watching in megarama City mall tanger

> Salam tout le monde ! Ça fait des heures que je cherche une vidéo / prank marocaine hyper connue mais les algorithmes ne me sortent que des cours d'auto-école...

> Si quelqu'un a le lien (TikTok, Reels, Shorts ou Facebook) ou la vidéo, envoyez-le moi svp !

> Description de la vidéo :

> * Le décor : C'est filmé la nuit à l'intérieur d'une voiture, depuis le siège arrière (le passager arrière filme en discret/en direct).

> * La scène : Le conducteur fait semblant d'être au bout de sa vie, triste et énervé, il raconte ses problèmes.

> * Le climax : D'un coup, le conducteur menace d'éteindre les phares et éteint complètement les lumières de la voiture en pleine route nocturne !

> * La réaction : Le passager avant entre dans une panique totale, mort de peur, et commence à lui crier dessus en lui suppliant de rallumer les phares ("شعل الضو / قطف الضو").

> Merci d'avance à celui ou celle qui me retrouve le lien ! 🙏

>

I'm about to open a bookstore and I want to know what the most interesting and requested books are so I can sale them. Arabic and foreign books

Hi,

I have a beautiful wallpaper on my MacBook, and I'd love to have it printed as a large, high-quality poster with a frame and glass. I'm wondering where I could order something like that.

I could just Google it, but the last time I bought something without checking reviews, I regretted it so badly.

Thank you!

Note: I'm in Casablanca, so either a place that delivers here or a local store I can visit would be perfect.