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This place serves my absolute favorite tea, perfectly infused with “Zeher” and just the right touch of sugar. Their Mssemen—simply exceptional. Every bite is a perfect balance of crispiness and softness, bursting with flavor. It’s the kind of places that makes you crave your next visit before you’ve even stepped out the door.

We had been meaning to try this Moroccan place for a while now and finally got their msemen for takeout lunch. Both the chicken and lamb filling was good and the veggies were flavourful as well. But we felt the pancake itself was a bit greasy. It was also more expensive when compared to other wrap/doner places.

I have had a great wrap! Everything is freshly made before your eyes. Their concept is very good. The only thing that bothered me is that when I ordered my food, two other ladies entered the restaurant a few minutes later than me. Judging on their demeanor, they were there for the first time as well. Unfortunately, they received their food first and ten minutes later I received mine. How is that possible? I really felt that I was treated umfairly, which bothered me. Other than that, the food is amazing.

Very good wraps. My partner and I stopped here for a bite to eat. We weren’t sure about it initially but it looked nicer than the surrounding eateries. We ordered the chicken wrap and it was delicious. The ingredients were fresh, it’s cooked in front of you and the spicy sauce was lovely. The staff were also friendly and provided efficient, warm service. Thank you!

Lovely mother and daughter owned place, very kind and passionate about their food and delicious chicken wrap and beef wrap in bread. Presentation was so nice and the staff were polite and friendly. They had a clean set up and the tea was amazing to have after your food. They even gave a little sweet treat for the little one which was very kind thank you. Best place eaten

Housed in one of the arches next to the Fatih Mosque on Rozengracht, Mirinda is a small, charming Moroccan snackbar with an outside terrace. The name "Mirinda" is an appropriate one; It originates from the Latin verb "miror," meaning "to admire." Mirinda means "worthy of admiration." Besides serving Moroccan and English breakfast, the speciality of the house is Msemmen, delicious sweet and savoury wraps, made with a traditional Maghreb flatbread, commonly found throughout North Africa. Savoury versions come with roasted vegetables, meat, chicken, or merguez lamb sausages, optionally served with harrisa, a hot spicy chilli pepper sauce. Everything is prepared in open view on a grill behind the counter. Sweet versions come with the dreaded Nutella, honey or honey and feta cheese, recommended with a topping of crushed almonds. Fresh mint tea is the perfect accompaniment. Prices are very reasonable. The 'admirable' wraps can be eaten on the premises or taken away for later consumption.

I’ve never had a msemmen wrap before, and really liked the chicken one! The flatbread is chewy and flaky, and the chicken was made fresh to order, which was a great touch. Fillings included 2-3 sauces, cucumber, lettuce, and grilled eggplant and peppers (for €2 extra). All in all, I was quite full and happy for €10! lol

Very good food for a good price and the sweetest woman preparing the food in a clean kitchen, definitely recommend Mirinda for a quick nice meal!