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How we read reviews →Footscray's beloved Ethiopian table, known for a warm welcome and a proper coffee ceremony.
Warm, unpretentious and community-driven - reviewers describe the owner greeting guests personally and a genuine communal-dining feel around shared platters.
Traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony served with incense and hand-decorated cups, plus staff who talk first-timers through an unfamiliar menu dish by dish.
Most reviewers praise it as genuinely authentic, drawing a strong Horn of Africa clientele, though a couple felt the spicing was toned down for local palates.
Reviewers consistently call the share platters affordable and generous, though a couple flagged portions as small relative to other Footscray Ethiopian venues.
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