Al Jazira In Torino

A lovely ethnic restaurant near Porta Palazzo. The couscous is excellent; the service is simple and courteous; and the bill is fair. I'll definitely be back.

We found the people to be great; they're very kind. The food is excellent. I recommend you to everyone.🫶

A wonderful experience: authentic food, just like in Morocco. I rediscovered the authentic flavors and felt like I was in Morocco throughout the entire lunch, which I shared with my wife on Sunday, December 28, 2025. The young waiter was very helpful and always smiling. Thank you so much.

One of my favorite places. Recommended!

We just took a trip to Morocco.. 🇲🇦❤️ The guy is really kind and the food is plentiful, fresh, and delicious! I recommend it.

It is located in heart of Balon which makes it great please to spend the your market day afternoon brunch or lunch. They have good variation of Moroccan cuisine. I approve their great quality as a middle eastern. I feel home when I go there. If you want I suggest only to have tea and sweat or just take whatever for lunch and you will be satisfied. You might need to wait on crowd days but they are quite fast. Although there is always plenty of place if you wanna seat inside. All people work there are really gentle and friendly. Their prices/service ratio is incredible. I tried Cuscus and Tajin and Falafel. All great no words just try it :)

If you like steamed vegetables this is the place for you. Don't expect authentic Morrocan flavours. I suppose the restaurant caters to Italian palates which are generally intolerant of spices! Just removing the spices from North African cuisine leaves the food bland even if the quality of the ingredients is good. I was really excited to try this restaurant but was sadly disappointed. Maybe they should consider offering authentic versions of some dishes?

we went on a saturday lunch, we waited 30 minutes for a table and then 20 minutes for some menus. then a further 20 minutes until someone took our order and then disappointingly the food took 40 minutes to arrive and was then incorrect. however was food was delicious and the portions were great! the morrocan tea was exquisite! (limited menu but good vegetarian options)

Everything was delicious: the food was the highlight of the place, followed by the kindness and helpfulness of the waiter, who dedicated himself to explaining the dishes and desserts available, always with a smile on his face. Thank you for a wonderful evening!

We came drawn by the very positive reviews. I have to say I'm a little unsure how to rate this experience, but I'd describe it as walking on an incline. The fava bean soup, with a strong cumin flavor, was excellent, with a perfect spicy and tart red sauce, and the bread was good. The tea, which arrived with it, was excellent quality, delicious with fresh mint. Then came the vegetarian tagine: good, with fresh vegetables, but flavorless, as if they'd been boiled without spices or salt. That's fine, but hey... The first dish we'd ordered, the falafel and kebab mix, was unfortunately forgotten. When it finally arrived, the same story repeated itself as with the tagine: fresh ingredients, but completely devoid of flavor or spices; it seemed like hospital food, especially the rice... I'm no expert on Moroccan cuisine, but the dishes (except for the soup) seemed devoid of any ethnic character. The service, however, was friendly. Unfortunately, the cleanliness of the place leaves much to be desired... eating under cobwebs and dust isn't exactly the best. I'm giving it 3 stars to encourage improvement.