Picked up jollof rice with chicken. My husband loved it. Finding African food is always a hit and…read moremiss. Sometimes food is overcooked ... this food was perfect and to his liking. New lil gem when we return to Austin !

This place has some bomb selection of Nigerian food. They never seem to pick up the phone when I…read morecall in so I just started to texting them :) I always get the egusi soup and it's been my fav since. It's a lil pricey so I don't get it often but it's understandable because making it seems time consuming.. the restaurant is small and doesn't do dine in. The parking lot is kind of a cluster mess haha because there's food trucks in that same area and a gas station connected to it. All in all, try this place out.

Lemme tells you something.... The eforiro and banga soup is…read morefireee.... I enjoyed the food ... even the jollof rice was so good. Everything tasted well. I would recommend this place. The service was very good too, I like that they care about you .... The environment also is clean.

Babyyyy when I tell you the food was dank!!!…read more First of all there are only about four African restaurants in all of Austin, this one being one of the newest that I've seen! I was so excited to try it out. The service was decent, but the food was absolutely phenomenal. The young man who was working gave me amazing suggestions to try something new and I was thoroughly pleased! The okra was spicy and slimy with tons of seafood to boot!!! Try the wheat as supposed to traditional fufu for a lighter more nutrient rich option, as they do not have plantain fufu. Overall very clean, well lit, friendly, spicy, healthy, and delicious! Will definitely be back. Thank you Palatable!!!!

Great place to find African food and African products, very friendly owner, place was clean, isles…read moreclear, will definitely go again

I should have taken this before I got back to my car in the store but THEY HAVE RIBENA!…read moreIt's in the same shopping center as Damianos. They have plenty of other things but I am super excited about this particular item.

I've always wanted to try Ethiopian food, and I was finally able to try it at Aster's! Aster's is…read morein a small building off the highway and has enough parking. When I got there, it was completely empty. I was surprised that it wasn't packed more! Service was incredibly good. There was only one person working in the restaurant when we went but he answered all our questions. He even gave us some dessert for free when we finished our meal! I went during the lunch buffet, so I was able to try as much as I wanted. I didn't realize how vegetarian friendly Ethiopian food is! I liked everything, but I LOVED the spicy lentils. Especially with the injera? Oh my god YUM! Everything about this restaurant was a 10/10. More people should come visit this independent restaurant, there's food for everyone!

Great spot for Ethiopian food! I've been there 3 times already and have brought different friends…read moreto try it too. The last time I visited, the prices had gone up slightly, but still super affordable (around $15) especially for all the food you're able to get during their lunch buffet. In terms of location, it's located right off I-35 so pretty convenient. Decent amount of parking available. You can choose to sit indoors or outdoors but I would recommend sitting outdoors since there's more space. In terms of service, it's all self-serve so more of a choose your adventure setup. There's a bunch of different options (veggie, meat, etc.) you can fill your plate with! The mix of flavors/variety makes for a delicious, filling meal. I particularly enjoy their injera, doro wott (chicken), begg wott (lamb stew), and any of their lentil dishes. Sometimes there'll be dessert too (such as pound cake). Highly recommend if you're looking to try some Ethiopian food in Austin! It's a reliable spot, and the lunch buffet is an especially great deal.

I went to Taste of Ethiopia on a Friday and was honestly surprised it wasn't busy at all. I got…read moreseated right away, which was a great start. We started with the sambusas, one beef and one spinach, and both were really good. They came with this tomato sauce that tied everything together perfectly and added a nice extra flavor. For the main, we got the lamb tibbs and the doro wot, and both dishes were packed with flavor. The lamb was super tender, and the chicken in the doro wot was just as tender and flavorful. The sauce with the doro wot stood out, especially with the injera, which was fresh and really tasty. Overall, it was a great meal with amazing service, and I'd definitely come back.

Food - Family loved it and raved about it. I'm not always the biggest fan of lentils, so it was…read morejust decent for me. The coffee is so scrumptious. And, I loved the fried tempura cauliflower. Service - Miriam is so kind and so lovely!!! She was cracking my family & I up with her stories. She was definitely the highlight of our time there. Ambiance - very empty in the middle of the afternoon on a Friday! But very homey vibe inside! Also lots of cool art on the wall!

Amazing Ethiopian food here, I've been twice & it's a great place to go with a group as you can try…read moremultiple dishes. Traditional style, so all the dishes are served on top of Ethiopian bread, and you eat with your hands.

Amazing! I would eat here every day if I could. The staff are very nice and helpful, and the food…read moreis delicious. Definitely go in one car as there is little parking.

Hella hard to find couldn't find couldn't find again didn't answer our call to inquire where it was…read morevery disappointed just wanted fufu and egusi.

I had a order for takeout and the service was exceptional! I got a call from the chef when I got a…read morelittle confused on my order and he went over and above to help make my dinner experience perfect. The food itself was absolutely delicious! We ordered the Edikang Ikong and Egusi soup and they were both so flavorful and perfect for our first African food experience!!