It is hard to imagine that you are still in London when you enter this authentic Moroccan restaurant, by the name of Mimouza. Inside, the walls, ceilings and floors are all draped in genuine Moroccan carpets and articles from yesteryears, the staff are dressed in authentic clothes and extremely attentive whilst the tables are large and decorated with mosaic, reflecting the warm inviting colours of Morocco.

The only difference between Mimouza and a Nomad's tent is the absence of camels. Of course the food follows its interior; there's a wide selection of Tajines, Couscous and a list of pleasant wines from Morocco. All of this in an atmosphere filled with tribal music played by “Gnawa”.

True Moroccan hospitality has landed in London under the roof of Mimouza, who turned the gathering of all my Oxford College friends into a party not to forget...
A big thank you to Mimouza restaurant for its genuine and honest work, keep it up!

The atmosphere at Mimouza is amazing, it's like walking into a bazaar, or what I imagine it would be like if I'd ever stop eating out and save up the money to finally visit Morocco! Mimouza is a place I will back to again and again!

We dined at Mimouza Moroccan Restaurant in September, our third and best Moroccan dining experience in London.

The food was delicious, and the service was attentive, in a real authentic Moroccan style, resembling the very old decor in Moorish Marrakech. More importantly, and to our surprise, the live music was performed by a famous Moroccan band Gnawa UK (who we had the pleasure to watch live at Gnawa and World Festival- in Essaouira).

My wife and I decided to hold our wedding anniversary at Mimouza. Upon contacting them to book our party, we learned from Moustapha (charming waiter) that Mimouza Moroccan Restaurant is to host a series of themed Christmas parties incorporating the same band, How lucky can we get?