“If you are a meat lover, the place to be a special ribs and kikell ( mild beef soup is cooked with a variety of spices onions and garlic, which gives it a unique flavor and deliciousness) , kitfo Specifically read meat only grinded Smatterd in Spicy Kind of like ghost paper but not as quite spicy as ghost paper but spicy enough with special butter Which is prepared different kinds of spices. You can have it row or slightly cooked depending on your preferences. At least the most famous ethnic dishes Shiro bozenaa, which is cooked with Cubes cut beef or just a plane Shiro.“
“Best place hands down. I tried this food for the first time 4 years ago & fell in love. As the years passed, I moved out of the area. Tried other Ethiopian places near me but they never exceeded my expectations in taste like Star Bukris has. Anytime I crave it, I gladly take the 30min drive. The veggie combo & doro wot is my go-to comfort food“
“Good Ethiopian food in the area. The staff is good and provides quick service. Calling in for ordering food is difficult as the phones don't connect, so one needs to walk in to order and pickup. This can be a little tiresome unless you are in the area.“
“Oh my goodness... AMAZING!!! absolutely delicious food and great staff. First time trying Ethiopian food and the only thing I can complain about is that I have not tried this before. We shared the veggie and meat platter. Perfect for two people! I will be coming back.“
“I initially went in to purchase kitfo and tibs but the kind owner informed me that she makes kitfo on Saturdays which I understood. I ordered the beef tibs and they were juicy and flavorful. I’ve eaten at numerous Ethiopian restaurants throughout the city and their tibs easily out rank some of the other establishments. It had a kick but it wasn’t overbearing. The injera was good. The prices were fair. It’s nice to have a restaurant in this part of town, considering that most of them are in Dallas. They also have a small grocery setup inside. I’d happily return and I would recommend.“