“Family owned restaurant. Fun place to share food and eat with your hands. The injera (crepe like bread) is your utensil. The vegetarian combination plate is a great way to try 5 of the vegetarian dishes. Great flavors and you can adjust the spiciness to your liking. Medium spice was enough. The sambosa appetizer was good but didn’t come with any dipping sauce. The drink menu is very basic but Two Oceans Sauvignon Blanc paired nicely with the spicy flavors. Prices are very reasonable.Overall it’s a fun experience and a must try.Vegetarian options: Plenty of flavorful vegetarian options.Parking: Free parking on the street after 6 pm.“
“If you haven't tried Ethiopian food yet, now is your chance to try it! This place offers all you can eat vegetarian for one simple price, you can also add meat dishes a la carte.Start your meal off with a hot Ethiopian tea, you won't regret it. It tastes sweetened, but it is all natural.Before you start your meal, you get a hot towel to cleanse your hands. Everything is eaten with your hands, no utensils. Tear off a piece of bread (injera), scoop up a portion of lentils, ground peas, or cabbage and indulge in a taste of Ethiopia. We also like the salad (Timatim), this is also extra but nice to try it once if you haven't, it has a sour dressing type of taste that I like to cleanse my palate with between bites. I would compare it to having a slice of ginger between different pieces of sushi.Our favorite meats are either the beef or lamb, both of which are very tender and flavorful.End your meal by cleansing your hands with another nice hot towel and go home with your tummy full and happy! Don't be scared to eat with your hands, you won't be embarrassed, everyone else will be eating it too and will be having just as much fun as you are haha.“