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How we read reviews →Footscray's warm, family-run Ethiopian kitchen serving tibs, doro wot and a full coffee ceremony
Cosy, rustic and welcoming, with spice aromas at the door and incense (bukhoor) drifting through during the coffee ceremony. Hosts chat with tables and make first-timers feel at home.
Traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony, honey wine (tej), gluten-free injera, clay-pot serves, vegan and vegetarian platters, hosts who guide first-time diners and cater to allergies.
Run by two sisters with deep Habesha roots; diners from Ethiopia say it tastes like home, from the injera to the coffee ceremony and honey wine.
Strong value: reviewers cite mains around $25, generous portions and a two-person feast with drinks for about $60.
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