Moroccan cuisine arrives in Central Jersey with Casablanca in East Brunswick
With the Jan. 10 opening of Casablanca in East Brunswick, which is owned and operated by Moroccan native Moussa Aitmoussa and his wife Catherine Aitmoussa,
If you're looking for an authentic Moroccan experience, look no further than Casablanca. Nestled in a simple storefront off Rues Lane in East Brunswick, this restaurant transports diners to another world with its vibrant decor and flavorful cuisine.
As a Moroccan restaurant, Casablanca offers a variety of dishes that showcase the vibrant spices and bold flavors of the region. Start your meal off with the shrimp cigars or hummus, both of which are bursting with flavor. For the main course, try the Casablanca Tajine, which features marinated lamb, prunes, and roasted almonds sprinkled with sesame seeds. The Fez Tajine is another standout dish, featuring tender chicken cooked with apricots, dates, and almonds.
The kitchen is helmed by an experienced chef, who expertly prepares each dish with care and attention to detail. While some reviewers note that the main dishes can sometimes lack flavor, the presentation is always beautiful and worth trying just for the experience.
One of the standout features of Casablanca is its ambiance. From the moment you step inside, you're transported to another world with vibrant colors, intricate tile work, and traditional Moroccan decor. The restaurant also offers belly dancing on Saturdays, making it a great spot for a celebration or special occasion.
Nearby landmarks include Crystal Springs Family Waterpark, the Rutgers Gardens, and the East Brunswick Public Library.
Based on reviews, Casablanca seems to be a great spot for a group celebration, with many reviewers noting the friendly service and accommodating owners. The restaurant also offers options for dine-in, takeaway, and delivery.
Overall, Casablanca provides a unique and flavorful culinary experience in the heart of East Brunswick. While some dishes may lack flavor, the beautiful ambiance and friendly service make it a worthwhile stop for any foodie looking to try something new.
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Inside Casablanca in East Brunswick. ~Courtesy Of Casablanca.
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318 Rues Ln
East Brunswick, NJ
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