Bangkok Cafe — Restaurant in caïdat d'Aourir

Was hoping for authentic thai food, as we have eaten at many Thai restaurants in many different countries, however this was disappointing. Our first experience was with the pad thai and panang, the pad thai was dry, cooked in unusual sauce and tasted like supermarket noodles with Moroccan sauces, wanted to try again before reviewing and ordered a simple fried rice which tasted and looked like a Moroccan rice dish called Pilaf. Very obvious that chefs have never cooked Thai food and really hope the owner invests more time in guiding the chefs towards gaining more skills in that area. The restaurant itself is quaint and has a good vibe, staff are friendiy but food was...

Excellent and authentic Thai food I’ve been coming to this restaurant since it opened and have never once left unhappy. The food is always delicious and you can always request to have the curries toned down if needed.

From time to time there are special menu items which have also never disappointed!

The service is always wonderful and the owner is very friendly and receptive to suggestions/feedback - although I’ve never had anything to report back personally other than the food was delicious each and every time!

The prices are very affordable for the quality you get.

Would 100% recommend and will keep going back! Keep up...

When we arrived in Taghazout we joked that there wasn't likely to be a Thai Restaurant but a quick Google led us to the Bangkok Cafe.

We have eaten there twice since arriving and both times the food has been delicious and authentic.

The curries are highly recommended and the chef/owner was happy to adjust the spices to our taste. Its up a quiet side street between a patisserie and Le Petit Kawa and well worth a visit.

The service is excellent and we could see how passionate the owner is about his food which was evident in everything we ate. Top quality Thai food in a little town in ...