Showing posts with label Rabat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rabat. Show all posts

Wednesday

Yoko Sushi

Hello there! Today I’m inviting you guys to diner at yoko sushi!
A friend introduced it to our group of friends not so long ago and it's been one of our favorite spots ever since.
The place is really pretty and it serves good food at a very convenient price in comparison to other sushi places!


The food is great and man did we have a little feast! Now I’m not much of a soup fan but Rabii started with misou soup and seemed to really enjoy it! he even made the cheese pose for me!

 

Ikram and I had fry pizza sushi and some makis. We’re not only best friends but we also have the same taste in food! ( well almost!)



 

The boys went with a sushi selection and Panne poulet Karagui (whatever that means!), however someone was too hungry to wait for me to take a snapsot of the plate, I’m not telling who but his name starts with R.





Some of us went with a mousse chocolat for desert. Others were just to full!


After this lovely meal, we flipped a coin trying to figure out what to do next then settled for a hot tea, said goodnight and went back home.

The restaurant is at Harhoura, you can give them a call if you fancy going there for a bite. Here is their phone number: 05 37 62 65 63.
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Sunday

Fadeza


First listen to luke bryan because trust me you need that song in your life. all set? now we can talk.
Did you guys miss me? because I sure did miss you, it's been a while. I know I've been a very bad blogger lately but I'll make it up to you, seriously, I mean it.

So today i'm here to talk to you about this really great place hoping I can bribe you to forget about all this no blog posts thing.

Yesterday I went with a group of friends to this lovely café called Fadeza. The thing about it is that it's high, like literally, It's at the edge of a tiny hill (I like to live dangerously ) and from there you can see the city, the highway and Bouregreg.









The view is absolutely stunning. If you don't blieve me, take a look at it yourself.






 The inside is lovely as well, I didn't take pictures though I was too distracted by this little beauty. If you want to see what it looks like you'll have to get there and see it for yourself! ;)

 you can find Fadeza at Hay Nahda, near Al Fadeza's appartments Jnan Nahda.




Next week i'll be coming back with an article that I intended to write for a while. It'll be about something that's quite important to me so make sure to check it out and tell me what you think about it. In the meanwhile I hope you all a very lovely week.
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Monday

Silent Poetry: Meet Halouane


“I have an idea that the only thing which makes it possible to regard this world we live in without disgust is the beauty which now and then men create out of the chaos. The pictures they paint, the music they compose, the books they write, and the lives they lead. Of all these the richest in beauty is the beautiful life. That is the perfect work of art.” 
― W. Somerset MaughamThe Painted Veil 













I want to introduce you today to a brilliant local painter. I first discovered him when I was wondering the streets with a friend in a beautiful spring day, It must be a year from now. Amazed, I marveled at one of his paintings of Bouregreg for a while, before my sweet friend Meriem got me a mini version of it as a gift. It has been hanging in my room ever since.


//Je tiens à vous présenter aujourd'hui un peintre local surprenant. Je l'ai découvert il y'a une année déjà quand je me promenais à Rabat avec une amie un beau jour de printemps. Je suis restée bouche bée devant l'une de ses oeuvres; une magnifique peinture du fleuve Bouregreg. Meriem m'avait acheté une miniature de ce tableau ce jour là, une magnifique petite toile qui embellie ma chambre depuis quelques temps déjà.




the painting above is still my absolute favorite and is still for sale for 1500 DH (115 pounds/ 180 dollars/ 135 euros). 


//Cette peinture est toujours ma favorite. Elle est à vendre dans son magasin à 1500 DH (115 livres / 180 dollars / 135 euros).







Halouane started painting as a little child and never stopped ever since. His paintings are utterly beautiful, they are painted with love and a very meticulous hand. His business partner told me that sometimes, they had a great difficulty selling their artwork because they feel that they are selling a little part of them. Therefore, they prefer to keep them by their side for a little while then gift them to someone they truly care about.


//Halouane a commencé à peindre quand il était un enfant et ne s'est jamais arrêté depuis. Ses peintures sont absolument magnifiques. elles sont peintes soigneusement et avec beaucoup d'amour. Son partenaire m'a dit que parfois ils s'attachaient tellement à leurs œuvres qu'ils n'arrivaient pas à les vendre. Par conséquent, ils en gardent quelques unes pendant un moment et puis les offrent à quelqu'un qu'ils aiment.











In addition to paintings, they also have some pretty cool collages, here are a few snapshots of my favorites:


//En plus des peintures, ils font aussi des collages très sympas. Ci dessous quelque uns de mes préférés:







you'll find Halouane's paintings at his store "Art des plumes et des couleurs" at Rabat's Medina.
Address: 49, Rue des consuls - Rabat.
Tel: 06 61 67 99 20


//Vous trouverez les tableaux de Halouane dans son magasin "Art des plumes et des couleurs" à la médina de Rabat.
Adresse: 49, Rue des Consuls - Rabat.
Tel: 06 61 67 99 20






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