The call
Start with meat combo or veggie combo or injera, and check the restaurant’s current menu before you go.
What to order
- Meat combo
- Veggie combo
- Injera
Best for
- Sharing with a friend
- Best bang for your buck on El Cajon Blvd

Ethiopian · Eritrean
A market on El Cajon Blvd that doubles as a restaurant in the back, serving Ethiopian and Eritrean food (the same injera supplied to many local restaurants) in portions generous enough for two to share.
Start with meat combo or veggie combo or injera, and check the restaurant’s current menu before you go.
Source-backed notes
Checked in 1 time on Yelp, most recently May 6, 2014. See the check-in log
“Their meat is well marinated and full of flavor that'll make your taste buds happy.”
A market that doubles as an Ethiopian/Eritrean restaurant in back, making its own injera; portions are large enough to share, and Roger recommended the meat combo or veggie combo for a first visit.
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