Our review
Route de Targa, at the foot of the Le Guéliz residence and directly opposite the Victor Hugo high school, this family-run Beldi Fusion Kitchen venue takes Moroccan cuisine on a global tour. On the menu, a beef teriyaki steak, Lebanese mezzés, and a chicken noodle wok sit alongside the house classics.
In the morning, it's the meeting point for varied and hearty breakfasts, shared with visiting in-laws. At lunch and dinner, the atmosphere remains refined and relaxed, with a smiling team that sees the same faces return week after week. A play area keeps the children occupied, making this a family-friendly spot as much as a place for a lunch with friends. During Ramadan, the house also serves a generous iftar.
Note: the menu travels far, from Lebanon to Asia, passing through tajine, and might confuse; don't hesitate to ask the server for advice. Open every day from 7am to midnight, allowing for both a morning coffee and a late dinner. A neighbourhood address to keep in mind.
