Wasabi Marrakech

Asian and Israeli cuisine with terrace in Marrakech

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Location: Marrakech, Marrakech Safi, Morocco

Organizer: Wasabi Marrakech

About

Asian, Japanese, Thai, Israeli

Cuisine:

Asian, Japanese, Thai, Israeli

Good to know:

Terrace
Reservations accepted

Activities & entertainment

Monday: 12:00 – 15:30, 18:30 – 22:30
Tuesday: 12:00 – 15:30, 18:30 – 22:30
Wednesday: 12:00 – 15:30, 18:30 – 22:30
Thursday: 12:00 – 15:30, 18:30 – 22:30
Friday: 12:00 – 15:30
Saturday: 20:00 – 23:00
Sunday: 12:00 – 15:30, 18:30 – 22:30

Location

Address: 17 Rue de Yougoslavie

Contact

Organizer: Wasabi Marrakech
Location: Marrakech, Morocco

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About this listing

Wasabi Marrakech is a must-visit for Jewish travelers visiting the Ochre City. Located in the heart of the Guéliz district, this establishment offers a unique fusion of Asian gastronomy and Israeli flavors. It perfectly meets the needs of visitors looking for a meat meal in a modern and welcoming setting.

This restaurant stands out for its culinary versatility and friendly atmosphere. Whether you are a local resident or a tourist passing through Marrakech, Wasabi offers a convenient dining solution. The establishment allows you to savor elaborate dishes while respecting the dietary requirements related to kashrut in an elegant environment.

About the area

Marrakech boasts a millennial Jewish history that attracts many international visitors each year. The Guéliz district, where the restaurant is located, represents the modern part of the city. It is here that contemporary community life is concentrated today, away from the hustle and bustle of the historic medina.

Jewish life in Marrakech

Kosher travelers often seek proximity to religious facilities and secure dining options. The presence of several rabbinically supervised restaurants in this area greatly facilitates the organization of stays. Wasabi Marrakech fits perfectly into this landscape by offering an exotic alternative to traditional Moroccan menus. The city has adapted services, including butcher shops and accommodation facilities for Shabbat, reinforcing Marrakech's attractiveness for religious tourism.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

The restaurant is located near several major points of interest for the Jewish community of Marrakech:

The Beth-El Synagogue (Temple Beth-El), the nerve center of the local community, located in the Guéliz district.
The Chabad Center of Marrakech, which offers valuable support to travelers passing through.
The old Jewish quarter of Mellah, located a few kilometers away, housing the famous Salat Al Azama Synagogue.

Rue de Yougoslavie allows quick access to these places steeped in history and spirituality during a stay in the Ochre City.

What to expect

When visiting Wasabi Marrakech, customers discover a rich and varied menu. The culinary experience combines several global traditions under one roof. You can expect a carefully selected range including:

Japanese specialties such as fresh sushi and maki.
Fragrant and spicy Thai dishes.
Classics of Israeli cuisine.
Quality meats prepared according to kashrut standards.

A setting adapted to your needs

The restaurant has a pleasant terrace for outdoor dining. The service is flexible, offering dine-in, takeout, or delivery. Reservations are accepted, which is highly recommended for groups or during holiday periods. The establishment is suitable for both a quick lunch and a more formal gourmet dinner.

Frequently asked questions

Where exactly is the Wasabi restaurant located in Marrakech?

The restaurant is located at 17 Rue de Yougoslavie, in the modern and dynamic Guéliz district of Marrakech. This central location is ideal for tourists staying in nearby hotels and wishing to easily access the city's Jewish community services.

What type of cuisine and menu does this establishment offer?

Wasabi Marrakech offers a varied selection of meat dishes. The menu skillfully fuses the flavors of Asian, Japanese, and Thai cuisine with Israeli influences. Guests can enjoy sushi specialties, stir-fries, and traditional Middle Eastern recipes.

What information is available about Wasabi's kashrut?

The establishment benefits from a kosher service to supervise its culinary preparations. It is classified as a meat restaurant (Basari). For any specific questions about the current hechsher or kashrut procedures, we recommend contacting the establishment directly before your visit.

What services and facilities are available on site?

The establishment offers several services for the comfort of its guests: an outdoor terrace to enjoy the Marrakech climate, a takeaway service, and food delivery. It is also possible to reserve a table to guarantee your spot during busy periods.