QAMA

The place is nice, but I was very disappointed by the service and the high prices. There was practically no mobile signal inside, and when I asked for the Wi-Fi code to connect, I was simply denied access without explanation. These days, an internet connection is often essential for tourists. It's a shame, because this experience ruined my visit. I DO NOT RECOMMEND IT.

Very pricey matcha. Neither the vanilla syrup nor the vanilla milk were available, forcing me to choose a different flavor. A simple iced matcha with syrup costs a whopping 75 MAD here. That is even more expensive than what you often pay in the Netherlands. Unfortunately, the quality absolutely does not justify that price. You get a small matcha that, moreover, is not particularly tasty. In a country where the average monthly wage is around 3,000 MAD (€300) and the minimum wage is about 15 MAD per hour, such a price feels completely out of proportion. I understand that this establishment may target a wealthier (diaspora) clientele, but even in the Netherlands, you rarely come across prices like this for this quality. Additionally, the place looked messy. There were cartons of milk everywhere, it was dusty, and there was extensive construction going on. Furthermore, upon arrival, it was unclear whether you could even order yet. A positive point, however, is that the employees, both those doing the renovations and the staff behind the counter, were very friendly and polite. That made the experience just a little more pleasant.

Love the vibe and pistachio matcha.

A wonderful place to enjoy a matcha or chai latte! The staff are incredibly kind and attentive. Plus, it's a place that doesn't play any music, اللهم بارك 💗 …

The best matcha I've tasted in Morocco, truly incredible, I highly recommend it! 🥹 …