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Injera
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Ethiopian
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Serves meat, vegan options available. Ethiopian cuisine typically includes a range of spiced vegetables, potatoes, and legume dishes. This place offers a combination plate with a sampling of all the vegetable dishes which comes with salad and injera bread. Vegans to check about dairy use. Open Mon-Fri 11:30am-9:00pm, Sat 5:30pm-9:00pm.
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Gesellschaftstrasse 38, Bern, Switzerland, 3012
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Added by Jalebi Boy on 22 Sep 2013
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8 Reviews
First Review by Jalebi Boy
cachaceira
Points +106
Great vegan lunch - Edit
I love their lunch menu, they replace its non-vegan components by more beans and lentils. Tasty, healthy, prize is okay.
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J_AU_CH
Points +106
Super tasty vegan options! - Edit
Absolutely delicious food! Great fun to eat Ethiopian with friends. Fantastic restaurant overall! :)
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Misanthropia
Points +2775
Interesting food and fair prices! - Edit
I really like their take away offer for students. You get a mix of two Injera, an Ethiopian traditional flat bread, and a mix of different curries and veggies, for 12 CHF take away. The staff is well informed what is vegan and the food is rich in flavor and versatile.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2021-09-22
Cons: Offers meat as well
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HC-Zurich
Points +37994
Mediocre location - Edit
When I got there they were remodeling so I can't speak to the interior or the food. However the location is half underground in an ugly concrete building so I can't imagine the atmosphere will be that great.
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Mwynen
Points +262
just one vegan option - but it's delicious - Edit
Their menu has never changed as far as I know and there is only one vegan main and no vegan starter, so you probably won't go here every week, but the vegan main is well worth a visit.
Read moreTheir vegan option comes on an injera and is eaten with your hands. The injera and the toppings are absolutely delicious and you can order more injera if things are getting messy on your plate. You can have single dishes or a shared injera for two or three (usually people order the shared option).
Dessert is just run-of-the-mill fruit salad or ice cream.
Staff is friendly, but sometimes you have to wait for ages until you get served. Depends on the waiter, one of them is very slow.
Pros: delicious vegan injera
Cons: no vegan starter, no imaginative vegan desserts
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manuelath
Points +41
Wunderbar! - Edit
Sehr leckeres Essen zu fairem Preis, nettes Personal, angenehme Atmosphäre.
Read morePros: Viele vegetarische Optionen, Preis
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StefanieSteffi
Points +34
Interesting food - Edit
It is a big restaurant, but still cozy. Super friendly stuff. there are 4 or 5 main dishes. One of them is vegan. It is fantastic!
Read morePros: Healthy, Interesting that you can eat with your fingers.
Cons: Just one vegan menu
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Jalebi Boy
Points +495
Good Ethiopian Meal - Edit
We all had the veggie plate which has different 6 veg [possibly vegan] items on top of the injera bread. Yummm!
Read morePros: yummy, friendly staff
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