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π²π¦β¨ A little piece of Morocco in New Mexico.
Authentic Moroccan Street Food + Moroccan Imports ποΈ
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This is Zaazaa π₯π²π¦
Zaazaa is a thick and creamy Moroccan avocado smoothie made with avocados and dates, topped with whipped cream, chocolate sauce and a Moroccan chocolate wafer π€€
Is it a drink or a dessert? You decide π
Would you try it? π
09/07/2026
While we are waiting... We are decorating π
The paperwork and permits might be taking some time, but weβre definitely not sitting around doing nothing π§πΎββοΈπ¦πΈοΈπ§ββοΈ
If The Souk Spot is opening during the Spooky Season,
you KNOW we HAVE to dress up for Halloween π»
Which pumpkin is your favorite?
β’ Purple Creeper π
β’ Rotten Worm Pumpkin π
09/03/2026
Two Weddings. Two Cultures. Dreaming Together
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We celebrated our love in the United States and in Morocco, surrounded by the traditions, people and places that helped shape who we are today π₯°. And somehow, this journey eventually brought us here... Building The Souk Spot β₯οΈ
For us, The Souk Spot is about more than Food. It's a little piece of Morocco that we get to share with our community here in New Mexico. The Flavors, the Traditions, the Hospitality, and the Culture we love... One step at a time π€
Who's ready for the answer to yesterday's trivia question?? ππ
β¨οΈ IT WAS B) To aerate the tea and create a thick layer of foam at the top, which signifies the host's skill πβ¨οΈ
Little fun factπ‘, the layer of foam at the top is called Rghwa (Ψ§ΩΨ±ΨΊΩΨ©) or Rezza (Ψ±Ψ²Ψ©) in Darija. Meaning 'foam' and 'turban'. Darija, which is Moroccan Arabic π₯°π²π¦
Thank you everyone for participating in our trivia question! A huge congratulations to everyone who guessed it right
ππ»ππΎ. We absolutely loved reading the comments and seeing what everyone thought ππππ
Thank you for joining in on the fun!
Who is ready for the next trivia question?
Drop a ππΌββοΈππΎββοΈ below πβ¨οΈ
β¨οΈ οΈAre you up for a Moroccan trivia question? β¨οΈ
When a host pours traditional Moroccan mint tea, they will raise the teapot incredibly high!! Typically above the glass, creating a long, dramatic stream of hot tea. What is the primary culinary purpose of this high pour? π€
A) To quickly cool down the boiling tea
so it doesn't crack the glass cup it is served in π«
B) To aerate the tea and create a thick layer
of foam at the top, which signifies the host's skill π
C) To mix the heavy chunks of sugar sitting
at the bottom of the pot without needing a spoon π₯
D) To release the bitter steam from
the green tea before it hits the cup π
Tell us what you think the answer is in the comment section below and I'll post the real answer tomorrow! So stay tuned πβ¨οΈπ²π¦
Albuquerque, meet Maakouda π₯π₯ππ
One of Morocco's most loved street foods β crispy on the outside, soft and flavorful on the inside ππ
Maakouda are Moroccan potato cakes, and one of our favorite ways to eat them is exactly like this: stuffed into bread with tomato sauce and Harissa πΆοΈ
(We added cheese & onions) π€π€€
Simple. Messy. Delicious. And very Moroccan π²π¦β₯οΈ
We're so excited to bring a little piece of Moroccan street food to Albuquerque and Rio Rancho VERY SOON π
Who's trying a Maakouda sandwich for the first time? πππΎ
Welcome inside The Souk Spot's Food Trailer π²π¦β€οΈ
Yesterday, you saw the outsideβ¦ now here's a look at the kitchen where all the magic is going to happen πͺ
We've already received so much love! Even invitations to set up around town β and we haven't served our first order yet!
Thank you for your messages and comments!
Your support means the world to us β€οΈ
Stay tuned, we'll be posting about our Food very soon π
08/29/2026
WE BROUGHT IT HOME! π²π¦β₯οΈ
Today we officially picked up our customized food trailer and brought it home! π₯Ή Seeing the finished trailer, hooking it up to our truck, and actually driving away with it made everything suddenly feel VERY real! We are beyond excited π€
Months of planning, saving, recipe testing, paperwork, decisions, nerves and excitement are starting to come together. Now the real work begins π
Weβll be spending the next few weeks painting our food trailer, going through all the inspections, finalizing the menu and preparing for our ULTIMATE GRAND OPENING π²π¦
Oh...and we also need to add "learn how to back up a food trailer" to that list because getting this thing into our driveway took us almost TWO HOURS, YES, TWO HOURS ππ
We are getting closer!
Whoβs coming to see us when we open?
β¨οΈ Shall we go on a tour of Morocco together? β¨οΈ
Morocco is a country with deeply vibrant colors and a very long history. Going back further than the Roman Empire! It's gone by various names but modern Morocco is still home to ancient archeological sites and generations of traditions. A living time capsule of what came before π.
Attached to this post is a glimpse of the Chellah Castle, an old archeological site that has been home to civilizations for over 2,000 years, the Atlantic Ocean in Rabat, the traditional medina of Rabat known as Old Town, as well as some Moroccan sweets that we enjoyed a lot π.
If you are interested in learning more about Morocco or trying out fusion Moroccan Street Food, give us a follow!
We will be starting up a food truck in Albuquerque soon.
Stay tuned! π₯°β€οΈ
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| Monday | 9am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 5pm |
| Friday | 9am - 5pm |
| Saturday | 9am - 5pm |
| Sunday | 9am - 5pm |