Lacto
International
Mediterranean
Asian
Fusion
Latin
African
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. African, Asian and Latin American fusion restaurant with a selection of vegan dishes. Note: Vegan items are not marked, specify preferences when ordering. Open Mon-Fri 12:00pm-10:00pm, Sat-Sun 11:00am-10:00pm.
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11 Abou Kacem Chabi, Casablanca, Morocco, 20060
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Added by MarleenBosma on 29 Nov 2020
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5 Reviews
First Review by MarleenBosma
VeganVegasGirl
Points +912
Nice Vegan Options in a Vegan Desert - Edit
This is a lovely place with a nicely decorated and calming interior. Vegan food is hard to find in Casablanca, so I was happy to find it. As others noted, the remark on the menu that they can adapt dishes to vegetarian or vegan, was optimistic. After much explaining that I didn’t want the feta in my quinoa bowl, it still arrived with feta. I started with a small, free bowl of fried bread chips with a delicious, warm tomato-bell pepper sauce. The quinoa bowl was quickly replaced by one without feta and it was really delicious, containing quinoa, lettuce, grape tomatoes diced zucchini and avocado, with a delicious hummus sauce. It was a good size and did not leave me hungry. The hibiscus drink with lemon and ginger was strong and delicious and had a thick layer of froth on top.
Read morePros: Very friendly service , Healthy options , Nice location
Cons: Friendly, but clueless waiters
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Shanti2016
Points +2046
Be patient here if you're a non-french speaker! - Edit
Not sure why I was their only customer- maybe everyone was having a couscous Friday! If you can speak French fluently then I do recommend this place for sure as there is a different set of waiters as per the previous reviews.
Read moreTranslating the French menu into English no problem, trying to ask what can be veganised not so easy; despite the wording at the bottom of the menu that says ask what can be veganised. I'm not sure why restaurants make it so difficult for vegans. All they simply have to do is just mark up what is/can be vegan as they are clearly marketing for tourists - that are not all fluent in French.
But I perservered and was rewarded with a yummy meal
Pros: Staff helpful, Lots of (potential) vegan options, Quiet location
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HesselKoffeman
Points +48
Delicious - Edit
Tomada was a flavor bomb. Afro mohito was also fire, the coconut cocktail was very heavy on the stumach.
Read morePros: Friendly personal
Cons: Not cheap
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LieskevanderVoort
Points +131
Perfect place to be - Edit
Very friendly staff. Food was very tasty. Serveral vegan options. Would give 5 stars if that was possible.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2022-10-31
Pros: Delicious food , Vegan options , Friendly staff
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MarleenBosma
Points +258
Loved it! - Edit
Venue is beautiful. Waiters are ready to listen and serve you according to your wishes. The food was great. I personally loved the way this restaurant takes responsibility in honouring social distancing and going the extra mile to disinfect and limit the amount of things touched and used by multiple guests (e.g. QR-code menu is the default option). The QR-code leads to this link: https://menus.tastyscan.com/nkoa
Read moreThe following options are vegan:
Tomadia
Massa
Sahtein
Tartine Maison
All the boissons fraiche (Request explicitly for coconut-milk with Lassi just in case)
Pros: Great options , Great service
Cons: Vegan options not labelled on menu
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