Ling Ling review: our verdict
Tequila, peach, apple, geranium and vanilla syrup: the Marrakech Ling Yu, house cocktail, sets the tone before the first course. Ling Ling, the Marrakech branch of the Hakkasan house at the Mandarin Oriental, serves high-end Chinese cuisine, with crafted dim sum, prawns, king crab and scallops at the top, in a hushed dining room that successfully blends luxury and relaxation.
The welcome makes up a large part of the evening: an attentive team, smiling without stiffness, who follow the table from the first drink to dessert. You come here for a special occasion or a tête-à-tête where you want to make a statement, every evening from 7 pm to 12:30 am, on the Annakhil side. Not for a tight budget: the rates are those of a palace, and no one pretends otherwise.
The dish to order: the Spiky Lemon, for dessert. The trap: forgetting to arrange your return, as at the end of the evening it took up to 30 minutes to get a taxi (March 2026); better to plan for a car.



