Where do they offer 'Kuskus' in the Metro?

[kos_mos]

Hi everyone,

I'm wondering whether any of you know if there're restaurants in Metro Manila that serve the "Kuskus"?

It's a north-African Arab dish as far as I know because I ate it with Moroccan, Tunisian and Libyan friends.

[Papichulo168]

You mean "couscous".

Sa Ziggurat in Makati meron.

http://www.munchpunch.com/restaurant...enus/4442.aspx

[kos_mos]

Oh, I didn't know that's how it's written in English, I just know how it is written in Arabic, but I think that's it.

Oh yes, it is. Thanks Papichulo168, you made my day!

I guess the thread is answered. This thread can locked or deleted, whatever the admin's decision. =P

[Bendita_Cristi]

i think "katre" serves dishes with couscous. tomas morato area ito. if im not mistaken, dun ako nakakain ng couscous sa pinas.

[thecafioso]

the best couscous in town, not in a restaurant....we order ours from a synagogue in makati...

[kos_mos]

^^
Synagogue? Jews eat couscous? Hmm.. Yeah I guess since they used to live in Morocco.

[thecafioso]

You are right. They also sell Shakshuka, Baba ghanush, tabouli, hummus, pita bread and falafel. Mostly Levant cuisine.

[illumina]

Café Mediterranean too.

[franzb69]

haven't tried cafe med yet. but i would like to know where this synagogue is. thanks.

[thecafioso]

You have to call them at least a day before, but not on late Friday afternoons until Sunday. They are located at 110 H.V. Dela Costa St. cor. Tordesillas St. at Salcedo Makati. Call Claire at 815-0265

[trailhead]

also at Cyma

[stellaartois]

You can just buy them at Rustans and boil it yourself. Instant couscous ata tawag dun. Lagyan mo lang water at konting butter may couscous ka na

[thecafioso]

Tabouli/tabboulleh, haven't you tried that before guys?

[Papichulo168]

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