Chicken Pastilla Edmonton: A Moroccan Pie to Try
Chicken Pastilla at Tajine House is a Moroccan pie stuffed with shredded chicken and crushed almonds, with icing sugar and cinnamon. Compare it with Seafood Pastilla and briouates.
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Straight from the kitchen at Mayfield Plaza: what to order, how our clay-pot tajines, hand-rolled couscous and pastillas come together, and the best ways to enjoy halal Moroccan food in West Edmonton.
Chicken Pastilla at Tajine House is a Moroccan pie stuffed with shredded chicken and crushed almonds, with icing sugar and cinnamon. Compare it with Seafood Pastilla and briouates.
Read ArticleExplore six Moroccan tajines at Tajine House in Edmonton, from Lamb Tajine (With Prunes) to chicken, kofta and fish options prepared with distinct menu ingredients.
Read ArticleHassan Assab built Tajine House's couscous menu around hand-rolled grains and ftaya: a slow-caramelized onion topping most restaurants skip. He knew the shortcut version doesn't hold a sauce the way a properly steamed grain does.
Read ArticleDiscover authentic halal fine dining in Edmonton at Tajine House. Experience elevated Moroccan cuisine with premium ingredients, traditional cooking methods, and exceptional hospitality. Perfect for special occasions.
Read ArticleWhen you're looking for Mediterranean food in Edmonton, most restaurant menus stick to one tradition: Greek salads and grilled fish on one side, or Middle Eastern mezze on the other. Tajine House doesn't work that way. Here, Mediterranean and Moroccan cuisines intertwine naturally, the way they do in Morocco itself.
Read ArticleHassan Assab built Tajine House around a single promise to the diverse Muslim community here: every ingredient, every marinade, every dish prepared to halal standards, without exception. It's not an add-on. It's the foundation.
Read ArticleHassan Assab grew up in Morocco, not in a restaurant family, but in a home where the clay tajine pot was never off the stove. He moved to Edmonton and found no Moroccan kitchen that matched what he knew. So he opened one.
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