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Dirección: Martin-Luther-Str. 26, 66111 Saarbrucken, Saarland, Germany, Saarbrücken
Ciudad: Saarbrücken
Platos: 16
Reseñas: 1034
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"On the recommendation of a former colleague of my wife, we were at Al Kasbah, a small town called Bar. We were not primarily concerned with high-percentage or long drinks, but with Moroccan dishes. In Saarbrücken there are a number of Asian and Italian restaurants, some Spaniards and Greeks, also French and Croats, as well as a Georgian, Indonesian, Indian and Australian are gastronomic suffering if I had forgotten a represented nation, and I do not count the famous Burger chains with as well as of course many farms with Saarland cuisine. In addition to Al Kasbah, North Africa is represented only with the L ́Arganier in the commercial court of Mr. Khalid Arabe, whom we, together with his wife Annette Krautkremer, should walk the two paths privately, which are now separated as former tenants of the Waldhaus Neuhaus. While Mr Arabe is more of a French-Mediterranean cuisine with only accents from his Moroccan homeland. There is also the Kerwan with Lebanese and the Damascus with Arabic cuisine. The Café Zucker und Zimt takes a special position; especially a very small café with an occasional cultural program, but on Thursday Falafel, on Friday two types of tadschine and on Saturday different couscous dishes and Sundays like a kind of breakfast buffet. From our own experience we have only met the Kerwan, see the report and the sugar and cinnamon, so now the Al Kasbah has joined and we have not regretted our visit. Ambiente: As already mentioned, Al Kasbah is not large and the facility is not typical Moroccan, but like a typical Saarland economy with Moroccan sprinklers. Directly next to the entrance there is a large oval, regular table, where with an amusing company of older ladies and gentlemen, the local wheat beer of the nearby brewery break was cleaned up and promised. Almost so ordered, soon later Brauereiseniorchef Thomas Bruch came to them; it was apparently about planning a bigger festival at the end of April and the brewery break should be won as a sponsor. Moroccan hanging lamps and some photos of land and people remind Morocco in the front guest room; I saw no photo of the Moroccan king. The wooden figure of an Asian dancer does not want to fit into the ambience; if there is already a figure, then a Moroccan couple speaks in Landestracht or a desert ship Dromedar! Moroccans can be found in the back guest room, here you can enjoy deep tables and seating areas, as well as a lot of pillows for longer stay in a box with fresh peppermint tea, a drink from the bar or a strong Moroccan coffee with cardamom. Moroccan music went down in the background; in Morocco itself a lot more gas is given in terms of phon and wattage, not here Gottseidank. The hit is not the ambience, but it is cozy here: three and a half stars. Cleanliness. we had nothing to complain; four stars. Service: Very friendly we received from a Moroccan fifties with wild black mane and an already gray-melled full bar and led to one of the tables in the front area. We do not know whether it was the operator of Al Kasbah, Abderrahmane Boudribila or a family member. However, we have found that he speaks a very excellent Saarland and must be known with Mr Bruch. In the personal union he gave to the host and the waiter, his eyes observed escaped nothing, whether a glass or a plate was empty somewhere, whether I had just taken a photo. We have a spy in the house or else was in trouble with man; he was always present, explained during serving every dish, ingredients, spices and preparation. I don't know if he's doing this with every guest, he would have decided for my photography as a restaurant tester. No matter, nothing could have been stuck here after graduation or was impenetrable. We felt very well maintained, there are four and a half stars. Food: The menu is small and clear, with the relatively small number of foods actually offers the guarantee that freshly cooked and not more likely to expect with TK goods or convenience products. We were glad not to have ordered desserts; After the appetizer and the main dish, we blushing, my wife even had a good one-third of her main dish. As an appetizer my wife chose minced meatballs Pikant with bread EUR 5,00 and as a main dish filled leaf bag with fish and supplement salad EUR 16,00 . I chose Crevettes-Royal EUR 8,00 as an appetizer and Tajine lemon chicken with potatoes and olives, side salad and cousin with Moroccan supplements EUR 16,00 as main dish. We drank apple choir my wife and I first took a break no.1 and then for dinner a well drinkable Moroccan red, not confused with the famous red Lebanese. As a greeting from the kitchen came a bowl with olives and sharply inserted vegetable strips as well as cut warm bread, either self-baked or well bought, at least very delicious. The juicy meatballs, surprisingly not from lamb, but from beef, were very sharp and very good consistency. The sauce in which it lay was a kind of Harissa and, according to information, contained Cardamon, Cumin, Pepper, ginger, cinnamon and some other spices; the dish was as harmonious as my crevettes with swollen vegetable strips and a bowl with sauce, which was sharper than the meatball sauce at my wife's farm. This sauce was not served separately for nothing, and the crevettes would certainly be completely tasteful in them. So I took the sauce with warm bread pieces; great! The salad didn't come to the main dishes. He was made with pomegranate, sesame and walnuts with a good dressing; it was a lot and nice when the salad leaves were cut a bit. That's how we had something to crush ourselves. Amazingly, this salad of my wife, an extraordinary salad lover, has not tasted so properly; I'm the one who loves the salad or more or less, he laughed. Of course we were particularly enthusiastic about the main dishes. The filled puff bags were large, their filling was powerful and the fish went very to swordfish was absolutely boiled to the point. Everything was refined and I was allowed to taste fantastic as always. My Tajine was also fantastic. Tajini denotes both the clay or the magerton fired pot with a pointed lid and the plate which is cooked therein. In my case, the chicken previously marinated in lemon juice was two large pieces, each breast and keule as well as potato columns and olives. As it is heard, the complete Tajine was placed before me on the table and only then was the pointed lid removed; it unfolded a very adorable scent. Direct food is not to think as the whole is brittle hot; large injuries in the areas of mouth, neck and esophagus can be the result. So I had enough time to eat with couscous, chickpeas, carrot strips and palm heart pieces in the bowl. I must confess that I'm not a big friend of Couscous, Bulgur and the like. Three four forks full of it, a small tube and the palm hearts sprinkled out; that was for me too. In the meantime, the Tajine was slightly cooled and therefore ready for consumption. A whole symphony of spices and chicken meat wonderfully cooked; it detached from the few bones. I did not eat such juicy and buttery chicken with this phenomenal apron; there is an acute risk of repetition! The wonderfully seasoned potato columns and the green olives, which were also browned, made the thing really round. In the end, the host invited us to a schnapps; my wife as a driver chose a mini part of Mirabelle and I chose a male part of Quetsch. The Mirabelle had normal quality, but my queue played little bribe attempt at the alleged restaurant critic in the Bundesliga? For a total of EUR 57,00 plus tip we were completely saturated and very satisfied with the offer. Although my wife did not say so much to salad, but was completely satisfied, I forgive four and a half stars for the very excellent Tajine conclusion: we come back very soon with the family and can recommend the Al Kasbah good conscience!"
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Saarbrücken, una encantadora ciudad en el oeste de Alemania, combina las culturas francesa y alemana con especialidades únicas de Sarre como la salchicha Lyoner, el plato de patatas Dibbelabbes y el sabroso Flammkuchen.