Vegan
Ethiopian
Small Ethiopian restaurant located in an alley next to the market between the main market and the big mosque. Offering typical vegan Ethiopian choises: teff injera with vegetable stews, as well as shakes with soy milk. Nov 2019 reported fully vegan. Open Mon-Thu 9:00am-10:30pm, Fri 9:00am-5:00pm, Sun 9:00am-10:30pm. Closed Sat.
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Added by geneveggie on 20 Oct 2019
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4 Reviews
First Review by geneveggie
LimorRaviv
Points +316
Cozy and yummy! - Edit
Small local place run by a mother and son, tasty vegan food and lovely personal service!
Read morePros: outside sitting in the market area, slightly messy
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yuvalerez
Points +143
Wonderful place and sweet people - Edit
"Buna" is the traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony, and this is the energy that "Buna" brings: The tiny restaurant opened only few months ago, by a mother and her son. The mother had an Ethiopian spices shop, and they turned the place into the lovely restaurant.
Read moreWe had the Injara with everything, which costs 40 shekels.
The food was delicious!
After the meal we spoke with the sweet woman, the mother, and she gave us a traditional snack to try, which was also very good😄
We also bought a mixture that calls "Shiro" (chickpea flour and spices), legumes, and even incense!
We stayed to speak with the sweet mother and son, who explained us about Ethiopian food and cooking.
We really enjoyed the experience :)
Pros: Fresh, home maid, maid with love, not expensive
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OshriVeg
Points +469
Great vegan Ethiopian food! - Edit
The place is 100% vegan!
Read moreTasty food, I took the Injera with 2 stews for only 30 shekels.
The owner was a sweet old lady who was always checking me to see that I'm fine.
It's just across the great mosque, near the Municipal police unit.
Very recommended :)
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geneveggie
Points +19
Wonderful lunch - Edit
Excellent Ethiopian food. We had a large platter of injera with various portions of spicy legumes and vegetables. It's almost all vegan, the shakes can be prepared either with yogourt or soymilk. Try the Ethiopian coffee too, they roast it themselves.
Read moreThe owners are very friendly and welcoming.
Cons: It's a bit difficult to find
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