Absolutely love this Somali restaurant! The food is delicious, and the staff is friendly and will…read moreanswer any questions you might have. My favorite is the Fu Fu. It is not the same as West African style Fu Fu, I don't really know how to describe it...soft and crumbly? It comes with a red sauce and a green sauce, like spinach. I like it with the "chicken steak". They'll bring a squeeze bottle of hot sauce to your table...it's hot! Really nice. And also a bottle of Ranch because that's always good. The space is bright and clean. Sometimes the TV is loud, there is a quieter room there, and of course they will turn down the volume if you ask. They will give you a drink and fruit with your meal. Sometimes I also get the spiced tea - super sweet. I was curious about the Anjera. This is not the same as Ethiopian Injera. The Anjera here is a breakfast food, served with sugar and sesame oil. It was very good and not like anything I had ever eaten before. Give this place a try!

Shit so fire, loaded fries had me coming back not one not two but THREE DAYS IN A ROW. And the…read morefries are are listed at a great price. As well as customer service, individuals are always friendly and even call you when your order is ready. With small inconvenience such as waiting for food for a long time, the employees even compensated me for wait, and made sure i had a great customer experience. Will always come back to this fresh food spot

Last time I had Ethiopian food was in Denver,CO. When multiple people recommended the restaurant,…read moreit was a no brainer. Hands down, best dinner I had in a long time. And the tea...I had to stop by myself at 3 cups it was that good. I ordered the sample platter, which is enough to share. I would recommend the sample platter for anyone trying Ethiopian food for the first time. You get a little of everything.

I feel like it's hard to photograph the food here to show how good it is. I asked the waiter -…read morepotentially the owner - what his favorite dish was, and he recommended the beef tips, extra spicy... I obliged happily. The dish was a majority of tender, yet chewy, beef in a savory and spicy sauce, along with lettuce with a vinegar tang. You eat it with a sponge/thin pancake bread that married everything well together. I think it was around $20. I really want to go back and try the combo platter, but I was by myself and it appeared to be a good amount of food.

The best Ethiopian restaurant in town! Generous portions, and I love the hot teeth that you can…read moreorder with your meal. As a vegetarian... I appreciate that they have a vegan option.

So delicious. I've lived in Lincoln for 8 years and I'm surprised I've never heard of or been here…read morebefore until a friend suggested it. I loved the entire experience. We got the family platter to share which I loved because I got to try almost everything they had to offer. So great, I'd love to go back.

I recommend this place on a Friday. The music was R&B mixed with hiphop. There was no cover fee…read more The drinks are ok it just depends on the bartender but if you are looking for fun with a mix crowd on a Friday night this would be the spot to be for a good time. There was plenty of parking.

I had planned to meet friends there on a Friday night to try it. It was closed. The lights on the…read moreexterior were on. The door was locked and the lights on the interior were off

This chef (Djamil) does rotating pop-ups around O-town in addition to catering and private events…read moreand I was lucky enough to do a 9 course (shared with friends and tried the whole menu) taster at the pop up at the flat iron for only $65 (found out about it on Instagram)! He's also popped up at Dandelion and in the Switch in Blackstone. What I love about him is his efforts to harmonize African flavors with new American cuisine to introduce and make it palatable for newbies to the African scene. We had a chance to talk to the chef and it was really nice seeing his mission to bring more African tastes to Omaha. Currently I have only tried this type of flavor at Okra and Chaima's. I know once more people give it a chance, they will love it. Definitely look for House of Bah around town for pop ups. Updates on Facebook and their website, and Instagram. Consider him for catering and private dining events!

Honestly so good. The chicken had so much flavor. It was juicy and just everything was before the…read more And if they ask you if you want it spicy or not, just get it spicy. If you're sensitive to spice, just have a glass of mail near by, cause the flavor is worth it. It's a little pricey, but you get what you pay for! I would definitely go back.