Best Ethiopian Restaurant in Dubai reviews

Never like al habasha in uae very clean and testy food nice atmosphere friendly staff pls don't miss it when you came to dubai

Yummy! What a treat, this was just beyond my expectations. It’s something when they serve traditional food, but it’s something else altogether when you get to taste those local dishes In a traditional manner with art of the country surrounding you...

The worst service i ever seen
Very rode Talking and treating from
The manger of this place.
He treat us with very bad way
I try to tell him that you have to respect your customers but no hope.

First the forgot what I request second the test of food at no test really I never drive such kilometers for this kind of food. I got the nice restaurant many years ago but I don't know now they're excided.

Delicious Ethiopia cuisine with love
Good Atmosphere, affordable prices, friendly staff highly recommended by me

Great service, good food. Little bit pricey. Some chicken dishes in the 15-20 price range would be nice.

لقد كان الطعام رائعا وشهيا ،،وخدمة العاملين رائعة جدا ،شكرا لمالك المكان الذي كان يوفر لنا كل صغيرة وكبيرة وعلي أدبه وذوقه ،،مطعم متشوت شكرا لكم احسنتم. لؤي المدني

We Had the mixed plate and were very happy with the choice! Good mix and variety of meat and vegetable dishes. Everything was really delicious. Will eat here again!

The most delicious Eritrean and Ethiopian food in the whole Dubai. I love it. Very traditional feel with modern touch atmosphere.

Incredible Ethiopian food, served on soft bread with a variety of dishes, from vegetarian to meat dishes. Meat gravy is so flavourful. The bread is well fermented. They also have this incredible honey wine which is alcohol-free

The food is really nice.you get organic, nutritional and testy. Even though the restaurant is Ethiopian cusin dominated, there is a choice for vege, meat lovers and spaice. There is always something for you.

I must say, it was an exceptional experience that transported me back to the flavors of Ethiopia. The food was not just delicious; it was a journey down memory lane, reminding me of the amazing culinary adventures I had during my time in Ethiopia...