Popular Show in Marrakech & .
Marrakech restaurant &
Chez Ali restaurant.
You will be privileged to taste some of the best mehui prepared in a traditional woodburning oven, royal couscous, sweets, tea and Moroccan pastries. All this will be accompanied by folklore troupes representing most of Morocco’s regions, Oh great Fantasia, a charming belly dancer and the Gnaoui troupe to round off this magical evening. The magic of ATMOSPHERE! Fabulous! Unforgettable! The Chez Ali restaurant is all this at once…
You’ll enjoy one of the best mehui, the king’s couscous, desserts, tea and Moroccan pastries made in a traditional wood-fired oven. The magical evening will end with O great Fantasia, enchanting belly dancers and the artistic group Gnaoui, a folklore group representing most of Morocco.
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Magic! Magnificent! Unforgettable! Chez Ali Restaurant has all these characteristics at once. Over the years, the fame of our shows has spread all over the world and it is now a must-see attraction during your stay in Marrakech. Our dancers, musicians, acrobats, riders, and magicians, all live to the rhythm of their passion.
Enjoy a fabulous New Year’s Eve party at the Chez Ali restaurant on the outskirts of Marrakech. Enjoy a five-course meal in a caidal tent while feeling the sounds of Moroccan musicians and dancers.
Marrakech Restaurant menu.
Moroccan Soup.
Chicken tagine with lemon or meat tagine with prunes
Couscous with seven vegetables
Mint tea
Moroccan pastries
Popular Show in Marrakech & Chez Ali dinner show description
Chez Ali is a Moroccan cult fantasy that has been around for 40 years and is one of the magical attractions of the Marrakech region. It offers a quality service that goes beyond catering.
Specialties of the Fantasia Chez Ali restaurant.
For the enjoyment of tourists, the dinner show at the Chez Ali complex starts at 20:00. An evening at the Fantasia restaurant in Marrakech is not only a dinner, but also a show. And it is during this time of mixing culinary flavours and musical delights that traditional dishes are served. At Chez Ali, you can taste dishes such as char-grilled lamb (commonly known as mehfi) and halila, a traditional Moroccan dish prepared during the holy month of Ramadan.
What makes Chez Ali special?
A pleasant sound system and presentation await you in front of the lamb spit-roast and Moroccan couscous soup. An evening at Ali in Marrakech is filled with traditional dance music that will enchant everyone. Children, youngsters, and adults alike will enjoy this dinner.
Best of all, children under two eat free at Chez Ali; children aged 2 to 10 pay half the meal at most. It should be noted that there are musicians at the tables, which is a feature of evenings at Chez Ali in Popular Show in Marrakech. There is also an obstructed passageway for dancers and their dance partners.