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WHERE TO EAT The best Couscous (dish) in the world (according to food experts)

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Recommended by Greg George and 4 other food critics.
"You feel like you are in someone's home and during your dinner the chef shares her personal techniques and tips so that you also can make the best couscous at home!"
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Le Tobsil

MarrakeshMorocco
Derb Abdellah Ben Hessein
Recommended by John Mariani and 2 other food critics.
"A lavish couscous."
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Chez Chegrouni

MarrakeshMorocco
Place Djamaâ Elfna 4-6
Recommended by Claire Nelson and 3 other food critics.
"This is the place to go for excellent, inexpensive couscous."
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Al Fassia

MarrakeshMorocco
55 Boulevard Mohamed Zerktouni
Recommended by Barnaby Rogerson and 2 other food critics.
"Al Fassia, run and staffed by women, does the best in town."
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Chez Omar

ParisFrance
47 Rue de Bretagne
Recommended by Nicole Fung and 6 other food critics.
"The couscous royal aux sept légumes was crack. I literally could not stop eating it. This seven vegetable stew is to to be poured onto the light fluffy couscous granules."
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Cafe Clock

MarrakeshMorocco
224 Derb Chtouka
Recommended by Matthew Kepnes and 1 other food critic.
"Melt-in-your-mouth buttery chicken couscous was so satisfying I ate here twice."
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Recommended by Grain de Sable and 1 other food critic.
"The best couscous we've ever had in Marrakech!"
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Recommended by Time Out London and 4 other food critics.
"The main attraction has to be the near-perfect couscous: silky fine grains served with vegetables in a light cumin-scented broth, with tender, juicy chicken, plump golden raisins, chickpeas and harissa – all served separately so you can mix them as you please."
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Dar El Jeld

TunisTunisia
5 rue Dar El Jeld
Recommended by Fodor's Travel
"The dazzling setting alone makes it worth a visit; add a good traditional cuisine served in the exquisitely elaborate dining room, complete with traditional tiles, wall carvings, chandeliers, and oriental rugs, or in a lovely courtyard and balcony, and a visit becomes impossible to resist. You can't go wrong with lamb or fish couscous served with fresh dates and a fine Tunisian wine."
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Recommended by Fran Soler and 1 other food critic.
"Taste of abundant and delicious cous cous and pastela was scrumptious."