The call
Start with injera platter with meat and veggies, and check the restaurant’s current menu before you go.
What to order
- Injera platter with meat and veggies
Best for
- A generous, good-value Ethiopian platter
A generous, good-value Ethiopian platter
“The injeta(how do you spell it? lol) is so good, I love how it just tastes so good with all the meat and veggies on the plate!”
Ethiopian
Roger rated this City Heights Ethiopian restaurant a full 5 stars, loving the injera piled with meat and veggies on a generously portioned plate, plus friendly service that included a complimentary tea before they left.
Start with injera platter with meat and veggies, and check the restaurant’s current menu before you go.
From Roger’s Foursquare
On Roger’s lists: Injera Joints.
Source-backed notes
“The injeta(how do you spell it? lol) is so good, I love how it just tastes so good with all the meat and veggies on the plate!”
First visit was with friends about a year prior; has been back a few times since. Said the staff offered tea before they left, and the decor conveys Ethiopian culture.
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