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How we read reviews →Footscray's beloved Ethiopian spot. generous vegan platters and a tableside coffee ceremony.
Simple, unpretentious dining room with a warm, homely vibe. incense and roasting coffee beans fill the room during the tableside ceremony, and staff talk newcomers through eating with injera by hand.
Tableside coffee-roasting ceremony with incense, hands-on injera eating taught to first-timers, traditional artwork on the walls, huge shareable combo platters.
Strong Ethiopian heritage signals: the tableside coffee ceremony, injera served on shared trays, and traditional decor all read as authentic rather than adapted for a Western crowd.
Budget-friendly (price_level 1) with huge combo platters built for sharing. one group of four paid around $20 a head and still took food home.
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