Merhaba

sharing plates, if you really want to go involved around the table then an eritrean or ethiopian restaurant is the way to go, The food is served on a giant flat bread called injera . Which everyone tears into and uses scoop up Injera is made from teff , an important grain in the diet of these east african countries,

It's habesha food delicious really test very sweet food

My Ethiopian flat mate took me here for a late lunch.5 Stars for Food! The food was very tasty. The beef in the middle was spiced whilst the beef around the plate was just salted and fried with onion.I have to say what let the place down was that it was not a place that was designed well. My flatmate​ tells me it give a very homely feel to his home. I never saw the menu as my flat mate just ordered as soon as we went in for both of us.Staff was very friendly and we got a large dish of beef with bread, 2 cups of tea (highly recommended) and 5 glass bottles of soft drink for £20 so pretty good price as well.

Food is tasty and friendly staff, could do with some refurbishment but it is a pleasant experience for Eritrean food

Great place.cheap all you can eat.good food choice. friendly staff.nice location