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Asian cuisine aficionados, take note: Zushi! Newly established on Avenue Mohammed VI, right opposite the railway station, this restaurant showcases Japanese specialties and Thai classics, offering a feast of colors and flavors. Driven by a deep love for sushi, Made in Marrakech has made a discovery visit to Zushi. Here's the full scoop! Photo: Zushi
In the past few weeks, the 'Opening Soon' banner at Zushi has given way to a charming, green terrace that sparked our curiosity. Without hesitation, we stepped into our new find to explore its concept. Harmony and tranquility perfectly describe the setting of this new spot, which subtly nods to Japanese aesthetics. With its cream and khaki tones and wood accents, the decor achieves elegance through simplicity, and it's a winning formula!
Take your taste buds on a journey at a gentle price; that's Zushi's motto! Menu in hand, we explore sushi in all its forms. Nigiri, sashimi, temaki, gunkan, maki, fry, Nordic, or California rolls, each specialty comes in varied recipes, ensuring there's something for everyone, even the pickiest eaters. At Zushi, you go from Japan to Thailand with a flick of the chopsticks. Discover the famous Khao Pad and Pad Thai, along with other Thai classics like curries or sweet and sour chicken.
Ladies and gentlemen, you can now enjoy Hawaiian food in Marrakech. A highlight of Zushi's menu, the Poke Bowl is a specialty straight from the Aloha State, a blend of fresh and healthy ingredients, a bowl of energy and vitamins sure to delight health food enthusiasts.
Zushi also offers lunch deals perfect for a quick bite during your lunch break or while waiting for your train. Sushi, skewers, salads, dishes, woks, spring rolls, and curries make up the 6 suggested menus, making it hard to resist.
The creative sushi and tea menu
An open kitchen that lets you appreciate the sushi preparation
The lunch deals starting from 89 Dh
Published: Nov 13, 2024
Updated: Nov 18, 2024
Exhibition
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Art
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Escape
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Aperitif
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Getaway
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