Sahbi Sahbi

MarrakechAll-female Moroccan kitchen in Guéliz, designed by Studio KO

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  • Guéliz, Marrakech
  • All-female dada kitchen
  • Designed by Studio KO
  • Open kitchen at the centre
  • By the Bô-Zin team
  • Dinner, Tue–Sun
Sahbi Sahbi is a modern Moroccan restaurant in the Guéliz district of Marrakech, run entirely by women chefs known as dadas — the female cooks who traditionally pass recipes down through generations. The name means "soulmates" in Moroccan Darija. Designed by Studio KO, the architects behind the Yves Saint Laurent Museum, the room places its open kitchen at the centre so guests can watch tagines, couscous and pastilla being prepared. It was created by Helena Paraboschi and Pierre Pirajean, the team behind Bô-Zin and Grand Café de la Poste.

Menu

  • Cooked Moroccan salads such as eggplant zaalouk and pumpkin
  • Tagines
  • Pastilla
  • Couscous (served at lunch on Fridays)

Location

Marrakech

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Menu highlights at Sahbi Sahbi include Cooked Moroccan salads such as eggplant zaalouk and pumpkin, Tagines, Pastilla, Couscous (served at lunch on Fridays), and Orange blossom French toast for dessert.

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