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Jayavarman 7 St. (172), Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Delicious authentic Ethiopian dishes bursting with flavor. The owner is incredibly friendly and welcoming. The food is also affordable, making it a great choice for anyone craving a satisfying meal without breaking the bank. Highly recommend! ?????
Very delicious Ethiopian food with delicious injera. It was my first time eating white color injera but the taste was amazing. We had a nice chat with the owner David. You should give one night break to Asian food and give a try this delicious food.
A must when in Phnom Penh. The absolute best Mesir wot, Kosta, Fuol pretty much all the vegan options are amazing with rich flavours that satisfy the palette & injera is always so fluffy too, 100/10 recommend. The staff put so much love and passion in every dish. Always end up leaving with a full stomach and heart ♡
Highly recommended authentic experience. Friendly staff, great service, and a very welcoming owner who is more than happy to guide you through the delicious food his country and kitchen have to offer. We had a wonderful time and ate incredibly well. We noticed the international money under the glass tabletops and returned a few days later to donate some South American Surinam (the country where my mother was born) currency we still had on us as a token of our appreciation. We recommend the Vegan combo. Together with a side dish it was more than enough for the two of us. Any questions? Just ask. As I said they are really welcoming and helpful.
This was our first time trying Ethiopian food. We ordered the Addis Combo, which has a variety of veggie and non-veg items. The meal was delicious, and the portion was surprisingly way too much for my daughter and I. This combo is best shared between 2-3 adults. For the portion, the price is more than fair. I love that there's a map of Ethiopia on the back of the menu. Seeing the different currencies from around the globe at each table was also cute and educational. A small area of improvement would be double-checking the glasses before serving, as there was a small piece of plastic at the bottom of the glass in my mango juice. In addition, a new coat of paint and cleaning on the walls would make it more inviting. Overall, we enjoyed our experience and would definitely come again. We're so glad this was the location for our introduction to Ethiopian food.









