Sanuj

RabatContemporary Moroccan cuisine at the Rabat MarriottFree to reserve

  • Moroccan memory, reworked

    Sanuj, inside the Rabat Marriott in Agdal, Rabat, reworks Moroccan family recipes as tapas to share and slow-cooked dishes of memory.

  • A room of zellige and carved wood

    Gold and amber zellige, moucharabieh screens, brass lanterns and a green Fassi ceiling.

  • Oud, song and poetry

    At certain services, live oud, singing, short theatre and poetry curated by Saloua Regragui.

Sanuj is a contemporary Moroccan restaurant inside the Rabat Marriott Hotel in Agdal, Rabat, named after sanouj, the black nigella seed found in Moroccan kitchens for generations. Chef Baya's menu has two sides: Moroccan tapas made for sharing, and dishes of memory built on slow-cooked meats, deep sauces and sweet and savoury pairings scented with spices from the Souss. The room is all zellige in gold and amber, carved wood, moucharabieh screens, brass lanterns and a green Fassi ceiling, and at certain services oud, song, short theatre pieces and poetry curated by Saloua Regragui join the meal. Reserve free through MaJourneys: you pay the restaurant directly on the day, and nothing is charged online.

Menu

  • Briouates, golden from the fire, a Moroccan classic reworked by the kitchen
  • Dark grand cru chocolate bites scented with Ceylon cinnamon and a pinch of fleur de sel from Essaouira

Moroccan tapas

  • Small signature bites made for sharing

Dishes of memory

  • Slow-cooked meats, deep sauces and sweet and savoury pairings
  • Spices from the Souss and other regions of Morocco

Location

Rabat

Directions

Opening hours

  • Monday12:00 to 23:00
  • Tuesday12:00 to 23:00
  • Wednesday12:00 to 23:00
  • Thursday12:00 to 23:00
  • Friday12:00 to 23:00
  • Saturday12:00 to 23:00
  • Sunday12:00 to 23:00

FAQs

Menu highlights at Sanuj include:

  • Briouates, golden from the fire, a Moroccan classic reworked by the kitchen
  • Dark grand cru chocolate bites scented with Ceylon cinnamon and a pinch of fleur de sel from Essaouira
  • Small signature bites made for sharing
  • Slow-cooked meats, deep sauces and sweet and savoury pairings
  • Spices from the Souss and other regions of Morocco

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Table reservation

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