
A tribute to Moroccan roots & soulful flavours
From ancient Berber staples to the aromatic influences of Moorish, Andalusian, Jewish and sub-Saharan cultures — slow cooked, served with soul.
A journey to the roots of Moroccan cuisine — inspired by the Dadas
In the heart of Moroccan homes, the Dadas stand as iconic figures, preserving a culinary heritage passed down from generation to generation. Originally from Mali or Senegal, these women became the silent guardians of Moroccan family recipes — slow-cooked dishes full of generosity, depth and soul. It is their legacy we honour at Dar Mansour: food as love, patience and memory.
All prices are in Thai Baht (฿). A 3% surcharge applies to card payments. Our Tajines, Tanjias and Couscous are freshly prepared to order in limited quantities — most requiring 1 to 5 hours of slow cooking. Pre-ordering via WhatsApp, ideally 5 hours ahead, is advised.
Chiiwats
Discover a variety of tasty warm salads. Each Chiiwat brings a burst of flavour to your meal — ideal for sharing as a starter.
Small 90 · Large 180
A mix of sweet and savoury: tender pumpkin confit with brown sugar and butter, brightened by orange blossom water, cinnamon and salt. Topped with toasted sesame seeds and nuts.
Tender potatoes cooked in homemade charmoula (fresh cilantro, parsley, garlic, cumin, sweet paprika, ginger, turmeric, olive oil and lemon juice), garnished with fresh herbs and olives.
Eggplant caviar of roasted eggplants cooked with olive oil, fresh tomatoes, cilantro, parsley, garlic, paprika and cumin, finished with preserved lemons.
Vegetable stew of smoky grilled green peppers, fresh tomatoes and cilantro, infused with olive oil, garlic, paprika and cumin. Topped with fresh herbs.
M'semen
Traditional foliated crepes, plain or filled. Eat by hand — tear apart the layers, roll them up and dip into your Tajine or Chiiwat. (2 portions served.)
A blend of cheddar and mozzarella infused with oregano for a smooth, indulgent flavour.
Filled with seasoned minced beef, fresh parsley and cilantro, cumin, paprika, salt and pepper — a rich, savoury filling.
Stuffed with sautéed onions, paprika, cumin and fresh herbs — flavourful and aromatic.
Light, foliated crepes of fine semolina, wheat flour and mineral water, repeatedly stretched and folded with butter, oil and semolina for a signature layered texture.
Kemia to Share
Generous sharing platters to open the evening, Moroccan-style.
Of your choice (1 piece each).
Of your choice.
1 piece of each type.
Tajines
Uncover the rich, slow-cooked flavours of our regional Tajines, traditionally prepared in Moroccan clay pots and gently simmered over charcoal. Each Tajine is an individual serving for one guest, accompanied by Tafarnout bread.
Succulent lamb shank slow-cooked with organic Taliouine saffron, fresh cilantro, ginger, turmeric, onion, garlic and olive oil. Enriched with prunes pre-soaked in black tea then simmered in cinnamon-honey syrup. Finished with toasted almonds, sesame and a cinnamon stick. A memorable clash of Atlas flavours — sweet and savoury.
Daily catch of sea bass marinated in homemade charmoula, simmered with olive oil, ginger, turmeric, fresh tomatoes, onions, potatoes, carrots, lemon slices and bell peppers. Finished with preserved lemon, olives and fresh chili — straight to the Atlantic coast.
Tender chicken thighs simmered with homemade preserved lemons, green olives and olive oil, infused with organic Taliouine saffron, fresh parsley, cilantro, ginger, turmeric, garlic and onions. A classic that captures the soul of our kitchen.
Spiced minced-beef meatballs simmered in a savoury fresh tomato sauce with onions, garlic, olive oil, cumin, paprika and cilantro. Topped with an egg. Ask for the mild spicy version.
Simmered zucchini, pumpkin, sweet potatoes and carrots on a bed of olive oil, onions and chickpeas. Infused with ginger, paprika, turmeric and salt. Pure vegetable goodness in a pot.
Tanjia — Kitchen's Recommendation
Our tribute to slowness. This traditional Marrakech dish is gently simmered for over 5 hours in a sealed clay jar nestled among glowing embers, creating a rich concentration of deep flavours. An individual serving for one guest, accompanied by Tafarnout bread.
Slow-cooked beef shank (350 g) with homemade preserved lemon and smen, organic Taliouine saffron, cumin, garlic cloves and olive oil. “A magical explosion of aromas released after long hours of cooking.”
Couscous
Morocco's national dish — hand-rolled couscous patiently steamed four times in a traditional couscoussière, absorbing the fragrant vapours of a gently spiced broth. An individual serving for one guest. Served every Friday only.
Fridays only
Tender chuck roll beef slow-cooked over 5 hours in a broth of onions, tomato juice, olive oil, smen, coriander, ginger, turmeric and black pepper. Served with its six vegetables over light hand-rolled couscous, crowned with Tfaya, chickpeas and warm spiced broth. A traditional version for true meat lovers.
Each vegetable cooked separately in its own pot and spice blend, then served over light hand-rolled couscous topped with Tfaya, chickpeas and warm broth. A celebration of Morocco's generous home cooking.
Side Dishes
The perfect companions to your slow-cooked mains.
Semolina steamed four times, infused with the rising vapours of spiced broth. Topped with Tfaya, caramelised onions and raisins. (Fridays only.)
Crisp, golden, twice-cooked.
Quinoa with dried raisins, olive oil, cumin and garlic.
Infused with turmeric, cumin and caramelised onions, finished with fresh coriander.
Authentic Berber bread baked in a handmade clay oven on hot river pebbles. (Per piece.)
Tea & Coffee
The Moroccan ritual to close — or accompany — your meal.
Green tea rinsed and steeped with fresh mint and sugar, poured back and forth to aerate, served warm in small glasses. (Glass / pot, 2–3 glasses.)
Dark roasted coffee blended with cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, cardamom, clove, black pepper and star anise — ground and brewed into a fragrant, spiced coffee.
Each main dish is an individual serving, crafted for one guest. Like many slow-cooked meals, our dishes often taste even better the next day — don't hesitate to take home any leftovers to enjoy later.
Ready to taste Morocco in Koh Phangan?
Book now via WhatsApp to reserve your table and pre-order your soulful Moroccan dinner.
Dinner only · Tuesday to Saturday · 7:00 PM – 10:30 PM · Closed Sunday & Monday