Mo'Rockin Fusion

★★★★★5 out of 5

This amazing place, rated 4.9 on Google Maps and 4.8 on Yelp, is hidden in a small stall in Boston Public Market, specializing in Moroccan inspired bowl. It was absolutely delicious!!! Sultan: The lamb was stewed for a long time until incredibly tender and melted in your mouth, with absolutely no gamey taste. Although it's called “sweet lamb”, it didn’t have a strong sweetness; instead, it had a typical mild, complex flavor of onions, cumin, coriander seeds, and other spices. The Yellow Rice was likely seasoned with turmeric and saffron, making it very flavorful. The basmati rice grains were distinct but not too dry, perfect for mixing with the sauce. The White Garlic Sauce wasn't overpowering; it mainly added a touch of acidity, which, along with the cool, sweet corn, helped to cut through the greasiness. Actually, it was completely different from any other Moroccan lamb stew I've had. It was more like Yemeni Mandi, but with more layers of flavor and a more universally appealing taste. As a fusion dish, how can it not be considered a success? This restaurant offered self-build options, but I was rushing to the World Cup Fan Festival and didn't even have time to look at the menu carefully. The staff quickly recommended dishes and adjusted the ingredients based on my preferences. Excellent service.

Ying Xiao4 months ago

★★★★★5 out of 5

Excellent food, fresh, and flavorful! We made our own bowls, one with beef tagine, the other with sweet lamb, I loved the pineapple bbq sauce on top and how fresh the beets and beans were. Even as someone who can't handle the soapy flavor of cilantro, the mixed beans didn't taste soapy AT ALL, highly recommend! (If you like spice then ask Morad for all the spicy accoutrements, they will deliver!) Merci beaucoup Morad et à la prochaine fois !

Helpful962 months ago

★★★★★5 out of 5

These bowls were delicious. The person who helped us was very kind, funny, and helpful, also allowing us a taste of what we were ordering, just so we were sure. Their proteins were juicy and good, and their sauces complimented the dishes very well. The garlicy white sauce was very good, too. We will definitely go back again!

Serene Sandy8 months ago

★★★★★5 out of 5

I usually don’t write reviews, but this spot was too good not to. I made my own bowl with couscous, sweet lamb, beans, and the tomato sauce and garlic sauce. I will definitely be coming back as a regular customer!

Emanuel Andrade7 months ago

★★★★★5 out of 5

The Sultan is for lamb lovers! The meat was tender and moist, you can tell it was prepared with care. The garlic sauce was a wonderful pair. There is a bit of spice/heat, but even novice spice lovers are safe. This establishment is featured on the Boston episode of Somebody Feed Phil (S8). Phil hasn’t let me down yet!

M S8 months ago