Great Wall — Restaurant in Fez

This restaurant is really good! We went because we were staying in a hotel nearby and wanted a break from the endless round of tajine/couscous. We honestly weren’t expecting much, but the food is delicious. The menu looks expensive at first glance, until you realise the main dishes are portions for two people. We had kung pao chicken for two at 108 dirhams, plus 8 dirhams per bowl of steamed rice. The food was zinging with flavour, with fresh ginger and vegetables, crispy peanuts and just the right amount of spice. It turns out the restaurant has recently been bought by Chinese nationals and the chef is Chinese. Don’t be put off by the slightly sterile décor, the food is excellent!...

Changed owner 6mths ago, new owner bought a good chef from China and changed the whole menu. My friends and I just had dinner there tonight, ordered one salt and pepper shrimps, one spicy fish, one stir-fried lettuce with minced garlic, one appetizer (woodears mushroom and cucumber) and one soup (minced beef & vegetable egg white dropped soup). Food is delicious and we had them all! Service is quick and polite. Price is very reasonable. We also met our Korean tourmates at the restaurant, they ordered fried rice and the same soup and said that they were satisfied with...

So we've been in Morocco for a few days and have just about had enough of tajines and cous cous. This Chinese restaurant happened to be within walking distance of our hotel, and wow it was a life saver. Authentic Chinese food that tasted great. Bonuses were the cats that roamed around the restaurant that we got to feed, and the fact that although they don't take credit cards, they do take WeChat...