Le Roi Du Couscous sur Paris

We'd never tried North African tacos before, but the reviews were great, so we decided to give it a try. Dinner service starts at 7 PM. When we arrived, the restaurant was empty. The waiters were friendly and chatted casually. We ordered roasted lamb leg couscous and stewed lamb leg with beans. This time, we had a general idea of ​​how to eat couscous. Based on the menu and what we saw at the next table, we ordered a vegetarian couscous. Each meal includes a stew of vegetables, plus the meat we chose. Tajine is the stewing tool. The stewed lamb leg was perfectly cooked and seasoned just right. After dinner, we went to a street-facing table for coffee, chocolate mousse, and a smoke—very satisfying. We discussed the restaurant. The staff were friendly, and the owner chatted with each customer. We even spotted several regulars during our meal. It had a homey atmosphere, suggesting consistent food quality. Couscous The portion size was perfect for two people with small to medium appetites to share. The braised lamb leg and grilled lamb skewers were also just the right size. The chocolate mousse was definitely sweet. However, it's a pity I forgot to order the traditional North African dessert. I'll definitely try it next time. One thing that really touched me this time was the Tajine pot experience. When I was almost finished eating, I noticed a crack in the pot. The crack was so noticeable that I looked closely and saw a reinforced ring around the outside of the pot, secured with screws. This added a touch of the legendary quality to the braised lamb leg. There are other North African restaurants nearby, and I'd like to try some different ones. But I'll definitely return to this "King of Couscous," as it's a delicious restaurant just a 5-minute walk from my accommodation.