The Moroccan cuisine buffet that has won over the 'foodies' in Malaga: drinks and dessert are included in the price

Buffets in Málaga are plentiful and varied. Asian food predominates, especially those related to Chinese and Japanese cuisine, with characteristic rice and noodles in the former and sushi as a favorite in the latter. Beyond these, and a few others of great interest in Spanish cuisine, a Moroccan cuisine buffet stands out, which is attracting the interest of many. Two of Málaga's best-known foodies, @malagadictos Clara and Jose, have discovered and made known this particular Moroccan buffet that takes place every other Sunday at the iconic Enriques restaurant.

"Pay attention because this is the first and only free Moroccan food buffet in all of Málaga, where for the same price it includes a drink and dessert," the couple announces on their networks, showing some of the many dishes that can be found by those who visit the restaurant Enriques every other Sunday of the month – except for exceptions. It is located in the Doña Lola Urbanization, local 37, in the white village of Mijas, specifically in the coastal sector.

"It takes three days for Fátima and her team to cook the entire buffet. Kebab skewers of three different types. Harira, which is the typical Moroccan soup. Moroccan bread," share Clara and Jose about the preparation of the food and the different typical dishes of Moroccan cuisine that you can find in this place, especially highlighting their couscous, "which you can prepare in the way you like best. We made one with chicken and vegetables and another with lamb, chickpeas, and raisins."

The options you can find at this particular Moroccan cuisine buffet do not end there, they highlight that in addition to what has been mentioned, they have "also a great variety of vegetables stewed in Moroccan style," as well as some very particular items like mini pastillas, which for @malagadictos, "along with the couscous was what we liked the most."

Regarding the buffet, it is worth noting some details, such as it only takes place every other Sunday, one of them being this very February 15, although they have already announced that all tables are full. Also, due to the celebration of Ramadan, there will not be another Moroccan buffet at the restaurant Enriques until the next March 22, they report. Also, Clara and Jose emphasize that "you can go back as many times as you want" and that "the buffet includes Moroccan tea and Moroccan sweets for dessert at the same price."