This restaurant doesn't serve real Moroccan food. At the buffet there was 4 or 5 choices of dishes which look like a mixture of Middle-Est or Indian. The soup was way too salty. They often refill very slowly, which led people to take the rest that other don't want. The bread was direct out from the fridge and was almost wet. There is a tuna salad at the salad bar (is this Moroccan?) and some bananas for desert. Not many choices.
If you want to save money then go there (it's rather cheap) but it's really low quality. You can feel that they've tried to save on the quality to make it cheap. I will never recommend anyone.

I went there with my children yesterday and we took the standard buffet and also ordered some extra lamb Kebab. This morning all 3 of us have our stomach upset, mostly my son who threw up badly. We never had this before even travelling to South East Asia countries and eating all sort of foods. I do not want to file an official complain but thought that I need to give a warning to other people, and hopefully the restaurant can be more careful about the hygene. I love couscous, although the one it serves there is far below the quality of a couscous that I can eat from my Moroccan friends, I considered it as better than nothing. It's just unfortunate that I can't go to this restaurant anymore because it's probably the only one in Seoul.

This was my first introduction to Moroccan food, and a good one. The North African cuisine, with hints of Middle-Eastern, and a sampling of other exotic flavors, is very nice. The weekend buffet has a great selection of foods, all different kinds of meats and dishes, with vegetarian and milk-allergy-appropriate choices, too. The lamb and chicken choices were especially good. Ordering a la carte was also good.

One reservation is that last time I went, the flatbread was tortilla shell out of a package, rather than nice, doughy, fresh-made flatbread; this was very disappointing, as the texture took away from the flavors of the sauces and other foods.

The restaurant setting is big, with space for large groups, and the service is eager to please; when I left a sweater behind there once, they had it for me when I came back. Some English spoken.