In Oujda, 100 dirhams more to sit in a restaurant

A café located on the Moroccan-Algerian border in Oujda is at the heart of a heated controversy. The reason? The owner decided to charge an additional fee (100 dirhams) to customers wishing to enjoy the private spaces, in this case small cabins, within his establishment.

The controversy escalated when a disgruntled customer shared his experience on social media, criticizing the practice as “unjustified.” The owner’s response was bizarre: he threatened to post a video of the customer with a woman, implying that he might embarrass him if he persisted in his criticism.