I LOVE Ethiopian food. It's my favorite back in Seattle. I don't have a choice but Muya in…read moreKitchener. I have only gotten from them three times despite living here seven years because it's always a disappointment. We ordered online for pickup and unfortunately my husband didn't look before making the twenty minutes trip back home. I had ordered gluten free injera as noted online ($3 extra). Luckily the ingredients are listed because I have food sensitivities and I can't have wheat or barley. I specifically asked for gluten free and now I can't eat it. Also, we got two combos with all different foods and nothing is labeled. So frustrating!

Fresh, made to order and excellent service eat out or dine in…read more 3 is perfect for the veggie platter.

Unfortunately I wasn't super impressed. Scrambled eggs were okay but too salty and the some of the…read moreonions were still raw. I wasn't a fan of the spicy powder either. The vegetarian combo was okay. I liked the collard greens, cabbage and yellow split peas, but I did not enjoy the red lentils. I asked for no injera since I'm not a fan but they gave it to me anyway which was a complete waste since I would throw it away anyway.

We ate at this restaurant, but noticed that it had a steady stream of takeout orders, one…read moreconsisting only of one injeera. Despite our loneliness, we ate the delicious food up.

Ethiopian cuisine at its best - East Africa Cafe is definitely open. The hours need updated, so…read morecall or drop by if you have a hankering. The food here is very well done, with a lot of variation in flavors and deep, rich spices. Ethiopian can be. But one-note if not done well, so I was really pleased with the variety of preparation. Nice staff too!

Tried for the first time. Portion was huge. Taste was amazing. Host was welcoming. Mood was great…read more Presentation was unique.

Wonderful restaurant. The best meal I've had in London!…read more Parking was easy to find along the streets. We ordered a combo platter (option A) with the daily special, lega tibbs. The platter was beautiful and very filling for our party of 3. My aunt had never tried Ethiopian food before and she really enjoyed everything! We ended our meal with a cozy tea, I loved the cinnamon notes in it. The workers were warm and inviting, I would love to come back here

The food and the service is amazing. We have been coming here for 20 years now. What an amazing…read moreplace. We love it here!

It's always nice to try a different cultural food, and the Ethiopian house is a good entryway to…read morethis cuisine. We ordered the combo platter of vegetables and meat choices, so we can really try all the different varieties available. I liked that their wraps were not as sour as the ones I've had in the past. Great service and unique atmosphere.

This was my first time trying Ethiopian food. I enjoyed my experience overall, but I think it…read moreprobably isn't to my personal taste. I shared the Vegetarian Bayaaynatu with a friend. It came with small servings of all the vegetarian dishes - I won't name them all since there were a lot! Of course, the dish was served with their injera (bread). I liked that the dish was made to be shared and I enjoyed the process of eating and breaking off the spongy injera to use it to scoop my food. Eating with my hands was a bit messy but fun! And the bread was fluffy and soft. Unfortunately, I wasn't very fond of the actual dishes. The texture was too mushy for my taste. Perhaps it was my palette that day but I also found it difficult to differentiate between the dishes because they seemed very similar in taste and texture. Maybe Ethiopian food is for you but I think for me it might be a pass!

This was another Ethiopian restaurant that I went to in Toronto…read more I love Ethiopian food, so I definitely wanted to get some on my vacation. I got the Doro Watt, which is like a savory chicken stew on the Enjera bread. A lot of Ethiopian cooking is hardy sauces, and stews to be eaten with the bread . This one even came with a hard boiled egg . The service is always nice at Ethiopian restaurants. They're not typically packed, but they are a niche style of dining, so when they have customers the weight staff are typically extremely friendly and it feels like you're eating at somebody's home.

Got the meat combination for 2. The dishes were decent, though below average. The spicy dishes were…read morevery spicy. The chicken was almost inedible. The decor is quite nice.

This place is around Odsingtom and Bloor parking is around the residential area. The place is…read moreclean, nicely decorated have friendly servers. We sat in the front where there is like a tent and you could see outside interestingly enough after the front area you have the bar area and then the back area. Most of the people decided to sit at the back area, (more condensed tables) which I feel less cosy. There was a tent area in the very back, set up for a large group.In any case, it's great that they serve a variety of alcoholic drinks and has lounge atmosphere in the front area. They play instrumental music without lyrics that is very relaxing. Ordered the SELAM special for two it included three veggies and the chicken and beef tins which were not a lot of meat to be honest so we added a side of kitfo which was actually a good portion of meat. If I had the SELAM special for two without adding the extra, I would've been very disappointed as the meat amount is very little. The cost was $40 for the platter and $12 extra for the kitfo.

It would have been perfect if only the service was up there to match the food. The servers were…read morepolite and a pleasure to speak with, but all the long wait times were just unacceptable. It was good that we were sitting in a spot closest to the bar, at least it sort of made it easy to spot us whenever we call for service. I can only imagine how hard it could be for those sitting way out at the back. We had to call for attention several times to follow up on our requests for a glass of water and our dessert. For our order of cheesecake, we followed up at least 2 times (maybe more) but later ended up with a server coming back to mention that it was no longer available. I would have also appreciated it if they were a lot more transparent with everything. They should have mentioned if requests for injera costs more and by how much. The final bill amount was just a total they gave you shown in the machine. It would have been only proper to give a breakdown of all items listed to just double check if calculations were correctly done. The saving grace was that the food served was such a treat. I got the Ethiopian dining experience I came for. I especially loved the chewiness of the lamb that came with the Selam platter, and the people I dined with have good comments about the mushrooms, which were a part of the veggie options of the platter.

"Had a wonderful meal there last night. I highly recommend it to friends and family. The warm…read moreambiance and delicious, healthy food make it a place I'll definitely return to."

I've been to Nunu about a dozen times, often introducing friends to the restaurant, and have always…read moreenjoyed the food and service. Tonight, I was welcomed by the owners, who said hi and recognized me as a regular. After my meal tonight I tapped to pay with my credit card. I got a popup on my phone saying the charge went through, but on the terminal it appeared that the charge didn't go through. I logged into my account, and saw the charge, and showed the owner. The owner insisted that I pay again. Before doing that, I told her I would call the credit card company to determine the status of the charge. After finally getting through, the company confirmed that the charge went through, and suggested that the merchant should call them for confirmation. I went back and relayed the information, but she refused to call the company, and insisted I pay again. I left the restaurant and went to the car, where I was followed by her and called a thief. It's unfortunate there were issues with their payment terminal, but for them to refuse to resolve the situation as recommended by the credit card company and insist that I pay again, then call me a thief, was an inappropriate way to handle the situation. I had already done everything I could. I won't be going back after this experience, but once they see the charge credited to their account I would like to think I'll get an apology.