It is right opposite Copacabana beach; the restaurant is on a raised platform, on the side walk. Great atmosphere and décor. Outdoor dining, yet well enclosed and protected. It was pretty crowded on the 2 nights we dined here. However, service was quick and food tasted great, with generous portions, and reasonable prices. Menu was really long, with many choices,... More

This place had great food and is a good change from the brazilian buffets. The meat had alot of flavour with tender pieces of meat. The service was also good and prompt. Location is right on the beach and cant get any better. This was our favourite place in Rio.

Nice restaurant on copacabana beach. One of few good places on the beach. The buffet of arab food they have is very good and has a lot of options and the price is ok.

It is a bit like a cafeteria where you pick up your food at the buffet. There is almost no service. But the food is quite good, the location in Copacabana is perfect so it is quite a nice option for lunch.

Reading the last three reviews you have someone who is comparing Excellent French with Tunisan, someone who obviously wanted something Brazillian not Tunisian and the third person who knew they were going to face very large portions of meat and potatoes.... in varying degrees of quality and tenderness. If you wanted Haut Cuisine you would not go to Morroco. If... More

I ordered a caiprahina, which I had ordered multiple times during my visit to Rio. What was brought to me was horrible and did not taste right. I asked the waiter (I believe his name was Mello)to change it. To make a long story short, there were language barriers and he raised his voice, slammed and threw a menu on... More

I decided I would be eating a lot of Brazilian food the rest of the week and decided to try this place out. There was a great atmosphere and the food wasn't bad. I had kabob, which was reall daring I know. The best part was that during my meal a belly dancer came out to entertain everyone.

Although it was recommended by the Veja Rio magazine as being good and cheap, it was none of both. The kafta was poor and the rice with lentils and fried onions was terrible. The onions were supposed to be fresh and crispy, but they were like rubber. For the price I’ve paid (R$ 85) I ate the night before in... More

The food wasnt that fresh - you could tell. The pitas were fresh but not fully cooked. The drinks were ok - mango juice was nice and cheap.