This was truly an authentic experience! SHOPPING: We all met at the market from where we started out the shopping tour. The 13 of us where split in 2 groups given a shopping list, a bag and some money. We were in the group with Gemma and she provided great advise what to look out for when buying the ingredients.... more

I feel I must defend Ms. Gemma Van De Burght. My partner and I attended Souk Cuisine for a day last month, and found it a really enjoyable experience. Gemma is a very well-organised, efficent lady and is of a fairly quiet disposition. She has a limited amount of time to have clients prepare and cook ingredients, and I'm positive... more

As part of our culinary tour of Morocco, we wanted to learn a bit more about Moroccan cuisine, and so decided to take some cooking classes. This was the second one we took, and the menu was far more ambitious than the introductory class we had taken earlier in the week. I should note also that I am a very... more

I start with the good things: - shopping in the souks was very interesting, we've seen things I wouldn't see if walking alone, - the food we made was delicious! - the lady working for Gemma, Aisha, was very good at what she was doing, and showed us many small tricks to ease our work in the kitchen. Now things... more

We were in Marrakech on our honeymoon and took this cooking class our second day in town - it was enlightening, fun, and definitely the most delicious meal we had! It was also the best way to get a proper introduction to the souks (the markets) and not just feel like a harassed tourist! Gemma, the dutch woman who runs... more

Souk Cuisine is a cooking school. At the beginning of the day you start shopping for ingredients in the Medina. During this tour the owner of the school tells you all sorts of interesting facts that otherwise remain hidden, like the pit where they cook up to twenty scheep or the bakery where people bring their dough for baking. When... more