5 tunisian rooms in Marseille we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Marseille | Tunisian across every city.
Tunisian cooking is one of Marseille's most rooted immigrant kitchens, strongest in the streets around the Marche des Capucins and Rue d'Aubagne. Chez Yassine on Rue d'Aubagne is the well-known name for brik, couscous and grilled merguez, and La Kahena on Rue de la Republique offers the broader sit-down version. Counter food around the Marche des Capucins fills out the everyday end.
La Kahena ★ 4.1
1er · 2 Rue de la Republique, 13001 Marseille
La Kahena in Marseille's 1er near the Vieux Port has cooked Tunisian halal cuisine since 1978, mosaics and portraits of beys on the walls, the couscous.
Chez Yassine ★ 4.4
1er · 8A Rue d'Aubagne, 13001 Marseille
Chez Yassine in Marseille's 1er Noailles has cooked Tunisian home plates since 2014, all-day service, no reservations, the brik with egg and the kefteji.
Chez Yassine ★ 4.3
8A Rue d'Aubagne, 13001 Marseille
Chez Yassine in Marseille's 1er Noailles runs the late Tunisian counter Tuesday to Sunday until 21:30, brik with egg, ojja and kefteji at shared tables.
Chez Yassine ★ 4.4
8A Rue d'Aubagne, 13001 Marseille
Chez Yassine in Marseille's 1er Noailles serves Tunisian home plates all day at shared tables, brik with egg from €4, full plate kefteji €12.
Marche des Capucins counter food ★ 4.2
Rue du Marche des Capucins, 13001 Marseille
Marche des Capucins in Marseille's 1er Noailles runs all day with halal butchers, Tunisian pastries and counter-food stalls, cheapest fresh fast lunch.