A warm, laid-back Ethiopian spot nestled under a council estate, serving soulful platters in a room decorated with woven mesob baskets.
Ordering Strategy
It is BYOB, so bring your own drinks. The menu is perfect for sharing; order a mix of the Misir Wot and Tibes to share on a large injera platter.
What to order
Misir Wot
Described as 'satisfying self-care', this £12 lentil dish cooked with berbere spice and garlic is considered the critic's must-order.
Lega Tibes
One of the best versions in London, this dish features tender cubes of beef tossed in a 'heavy-handed' ginger and garlic paste.
Dulet
For the adventurous, this 'wild card' dish of finely chopped tripe, liver, and lean beef is sautéed with spiced butter and mitmita.
Genet Salad
A fresh and 'zingy' recommendation that provides a sharp contrast to the rich, buttery meat and lentil dishes.
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Signal Score
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Top critic: Eater London (90%)
Editorial Weight 44 pts
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Agreement 6 pts
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Coverage 4 pts
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Public Signal 12 pts
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Boosts 0 pts
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Review signals
2 Elite · 0 Editorial · 2 total signals
Public signal
4.6★ (319 reviews)
Good to know
Cash-only (there is a free cash point at the Post Office nearby). It is BYOB. Some reports suggest there are no restroom facilities on-site.
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