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    Mama's African Kitchen

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    Abyssinia Restaurant

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    38.4 km
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    Small family business with family-inspired traditional recipes. Humble, clean and inviting. I…read moretravel for business every month and eat Ethiopian in every city where offered. From Washington DC to Ann Arbor to the Pacific Northwest throughout the Midwest and the southwest this restaurant in charming Santa Rosa receives my top three rating of the 200+ Ethiopian restaurants I have visited over the last five years. The beef tibs and traditional chicken with egg dishes were both top three. The cabbage, carrot potato vegetable, same as all of them; the lentils, and the collards, on the other hand, far exceeded my expectations. The key here was frankly the Lamb dishes. I understand from my server that his uncle has perfected the Lamb dishes and to his uncle I say bravo. Have never had Ethiopian lamb like this. The sauce was just spicy enough to let you know the spice was authentic, but not so spicy that you couldn't taste the herbaciousness of the lamb matched with the lightly vinegary flavor throughout the Injera, which, on its own, was spectacular. The source of the lamb soaked with the injera was top of palate! I will be traveling to Santa Rosa each month over the next three months, and expect to take clients with me to this fabulous family run establishment. People of Santa Rosa, visit. Enjoy. The selection of Ethiopian and Eritrean Beers, which match perfectly with the spice and help Cool the back of the throat as you wash down these wonderful bites made for a wonderful evening. Bravo uncle. Bravo everybody. Thank you for a wonderful experience.

    Excellent combo plate and injera. This is the best Ethiopian food I've tasted in a long time…read more Great ambiance. Friendly service. Street parking.

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    Kendejah Restaurant

    Kendejah Restaurant

    4.5
    (647 reviews)
    56.3 km
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    Kendejah is a Liberian restaurant serving traditional West African dishes. As someone from West…read moreAfrica, I grew up eating this type of food and still cook and enjoy it at home, so I'm very familiar with the flavors and authenticity. The menu changes daily, which I appreciate because it reflects how we actually cook back home -- different dishes on different days. However, they also keep certain staple items available consistently, which is helpful if you're craving something specific. I did order Togo cassava, leaf, and jollof rice with a box of jar of pepper. I have visited this place over 10 times so the this review is long time coming. I understand that the restaurant may adjust recipes slightly to appeal to a broader demographic, not just Africans, and that can affect the depth of flavor and seasoning. With that being said, while the food is good and represents Liberian cuisine, it doesn't fully capture the richness I'm used to from traditional home cooking. Overall, I appreciate having a Liberian restaurant in the area and respect the effort to share the culture through food.

    I was feeling adventurous and stopped in here after dropping my brother off at OAK…read more There's one (true) vegetarian/vegan option- the Jallof rice combo. The other veg option contains fish powder. The girl working didn't seem too pleased I didn't know the menu. I felt a bit like an imposition.... She was kind enough to walk over to the kiosk to show me what my options were. I'm glad she did because I other sis would have ordered the only other veg option which unfortunately has fish powder. The setting inside was very causal and felt a bit like a hole in the wall. There was soccer playing on a big screen which made the space feel very cozy like you're hanging out in their living room. The food itself (I'm sorry!!) was meh.... And I'm the kind of vegan who is happy eating the beans & rice of pretty much any culture. The rice was... reminiscent of Uncle Ben's or school lunch rice, the saucey stuff was just really oily and didn't have much savory flavor, the fried plantains were standard. For $22, I don't feel like this was money well spent BUT to be fair, it became evident to me this is a place you want to visit for the meats. The restaurant had a fishy smell to it so probably order whatever fish dish. I bet that would be what they'd recommend to a regular guest. To the vegans/vegetarians out there, there is one dish you can have but I'd skip this place entirely if you aren't coming here with a group who are omnivorous.

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