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How we read reviews →Footscray's long-running Ethiopian favourite for communal platters and a genuine coffee ceremony
A relaxed, no-frills communal dining room built around shared cultural platters. reviewers describe it as warm and welcoming rather than polished, a good entry point for diners new to Ethiopian food.
A traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony served with popcorn to close the meal, cultural share-platter service, and a strictly cash (with occasional PayID) payment set-up that catches some visitors off guard.
Reviewers repeatedly describe the food as authentic Ethiopian cooking, with owner Abera personally welcoming diners and closing meals with a traditional coffee ceremony.
Generally seen as affordable and generously portioned for a sit-down meal, though one or two reviewers felt specific dishes were a little pricey for the serve size.
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