The Hungry Bedouin

We were able to watch the chef cook one of the dishes and the vibe was really authentic. Food was absolutely amazing!! The service was great and really friendly, we got chatting to both the host named Rives and chef Abdul, who really added positively to the experience. We had the the two different types of tagine, chicken and meatball and both were exceptional. We then had baklava and mint tea! Loved it! Would 100% come again.

I'm not usually one to leave reviews but I felt it was necessary after my experience at the hungry Bedouin in Stratford. The service was great (provided by Rives) which created a really relaxed vibe. The meatball and chicken tagine was amazing and the chef (Abdul) was kind enough to offer advice on spices for home cooking too. Highly recommended.

Had Aladdin not found his lamp, I reckon he would have stumbled into Hungry Bedouin instead, and with one taste of their cuisine, would have happily forgotten all about that wish business. Nestled in the hustle-bustle of Westfield's Eastern food court, this small yet vibrant establishment transports you straight to the heart of Morocco, minus the camel rides. I was lured in by an aromatic blend of spices that wafted through the air like an olfactory siren song. My meal started with the chicken skewers. Now, these weren't just any chicken skewers; they came with a rousing backstory of spice-rubbed bravado, grilled over the open flame, much like a Moroccan Survivor series episode. Next up were the vine leaves with hummus - a dish so tasty, I'm fairly certain they used a secret vine from Tarzan's personal garden and hummus excavated from Cleopatra's private stash. The grilled chicken wrap was a belly dance of flavors, every bite a twirl of rich Moroccan gusto. The chicken seemed to have been massaged, sung lullabies, and grilled to perfection - it was that tender. The chickpea salad, on the other hand, was like a refreshing oasis after a desert trek. Crisp, tangy, and remarkably light, it helped balance the opulent notes of the meal. And ah, the flat white! If you've ever wondered what clouds flavored with caffeine taste like, this is it. A delightful punctuation to the meal that sent me floating back to reality. Service was brisk and efficient, though I suspect that was because they saw the look of sheer desperation on my face after a grueling shopping spree. The ambiance was a bit tight, which makes sense as it's an authentic Bedouin tent experience (minus the tent part), but I've been to bigger broom closets.

This is one of my favourite local places to come to just chill. Their chicken skewers, warm m’smen, baba ganoush, wraps and fries are just the best. They have a lovely menu and I’m yet to try everything on the menu. Tea is always served in a proper teapot and a sweet little cup. A lovely place to chill, staff are all wonderful and they never make you feel hurried. Oh, plus they play the best music….a lot of the old classics

A Memorable Culinary Journey: A Moroccan Delight. I was thoroughly impressed with the warm welcome I received from the staff. They were friendly and attentive throughout my visit. The food was exceptional, with the perfectly cooked goat and prune tagine with couscous being a standout dish. The combination of flavours was unique, and the portion sizes were generous. The goat meat was exquisitely cooked, tender and succulent, while the prunes added a delightful hint of sweetness that perfectly balanced the robust flavours of the spices. The couscous, fluffy and expertly seasoned, provided an excellent companion to the tagine, creating an irresistible combination of flavours and textures. The prices were also very reasonable, making it an affordable option for anyone looking for a delicious meal. The only area where the restaurant could improve was their selling side, as they needed help to advise me on which seasoning to get. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for delicious Moroccan cuisine in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Best Tea ever!! You can't come to Westfield and NOT have a Moroccan tea Food is good too, love their tagines The place is just beautiful overall Customer service is great, especially the lovely lady with glasses- she's a sweetheart and really warms the place up with her presence Definitely recommend

The restaurant inside the shopping center is very small, not many tables, but the food is delicious and it's very interesting to try a new cuisine from another country. The food is so tasty and rich, also french fries were spectacular and tasty. They also have a nice selection of desserts, and they sell their products as a deli.