Chez Amira

Went there with my wife and her parents a couple of weeks back when we were visiting Quebec City. The waiter was really nice! and the food was pretty good! Wait time was decent as we were only one of 2 families at the restaurant - it wasn't busy.However, since we weren't too hungry, we decided to order 2 big plates and share thm as we often do while travelling. They wanted to charge us an extra $7 per plate just to share even though they weren't giving anything extra (not that we wanted the extra but for the sake of principle). We weren't told about it at first when we placed our order but the chef sent the waiter back to tell us about that a bit later. Also, they told us it would be $5 first and at the time the bill came, he said it was supposed to be $7 but charged us $5 because they already messed up once. Food itself was a decent value for the amount they give you IF you don't pay the extra $7 to share a plate.Overall, not bad but just not happy about the way things were handled in regards to communication by the chef who kept sending the waiter back to tell us something new about the charges.

For the main meal, we ordered a veal dish and a lamb dish. The meat was very tender and so easy to break from the bone. It was on the sweeter side and you get a taste of Moroccan cuisine. For appetizer, we got the house potato and it did not disappoint - very flavorful with a blend of spices, and comes with a creamy white sauce that enhances the flavors. It was all halal food too. We went for Ramadan Iftar and got our appetizer served in about 15 minutes after we ordered it.

It should be a 3.5 but I guess I’ll round up.We ordered the Lamb Tajeen and it was delicious! However it should come with rice or naan bread because it had lots of gravy. The service was slow - we were the only ones at the restaurant and our food took over 40 minutes to come. The quantity is also small with their prices.

We love this place and make sure to stop there every time we visit Quebec city. The owner Adelrahman is very friendly and helpful.

Excellent food very good service! Loved the lamb and prunes tajine. Must try when traveling to Quebec City!

The vegetarian couscous wasnt the best. My husband got royale couscous dish and liked it. Atmosphere was nice in the place, and loved the music. Service was good too.

Just walked away from this restaurant. Absolutely not kid friendly, we were asked to sit in a booth (which seats 4) with our child who as I explained is unable to sit. I offered to sit on a table with 4 chairs so our stroller was not in the way, however the manager/owner pointed out that isit a table for 4, which was ridiculous as we were being sat in a booth which was also for 4. I was about to do takeout however the owner's attitude and stifling and hot ambiance was enough for us. I will give my business to people who are kind and understanding of disabilities.

Food was delicious and great portion wasn’t too much or too little. The server was great at suggesting a dish for me to try as they didnt receive their fish until Tuesday so suggested the shrimp dish which was amazing. It’s a smaller restaurant but very relaxing atmosphere. The dessert with the coffee and tea at the end was very delightful. Will definitely come here again when visiting Quebec City.

The table d'hote was perfect. A taste of several different Morrocan dishes. I tried the chicken leg tagine and my husband had the merguez couscous. Both were delicious. The mint tea was excellent. I would definitely recommend this restaurant. You can bring your own wine or beer too, which is a nice touch.

The food was tasty. Although I was told it was a sausage and couscous meal it was really couscous with a few veggies and 2 small sausages. It was very dry. Several in our party had a hard time swallowing this dry meal. The server did come around with additional sauce for the dish. I would recommend trying something different m