Le Nil Bleu

So many wonderful flavours! I love the little breads too. If you're going with a large group and you're the only vegan/vegetarian, just remember to let them know when ordering that you don't want your dishes on the same platter at the meat dishes, because the concept is that everyone shares from the same platter. It was a while ago that I went, so maybe they now make sure to separate the veggie and meat stuff, but better to ask and be on the safe side.

Absolutely delicious and unique.

I took the vegan platter for 2 and the vegan cheesecake dessert.

The restaurant has a very good price and great options for vegetarians and vegans. Although it isn't exclusive vegetarian, it has meat options.
So you can bring family and friends or even a date. The place look very nice with service to the table.
What is amazing is that you can eat with your hands with the help of some sort of bread/crepe they made. It's fun to try.

If you are vegan and want to try Ethiopian food, the Nil Bleu is the place to go to. The waitress told us all the vegetarian dishes were vegan and we all had the vegetarian platter, which consists of 4 Ethiopian specialties served on injera bread with a small salad. Everything was served on one enormous plate that we shared,the food was separated in four sections (one for each person). You can ask for all the injera that you want. Everything was yummy, but I liked best the yemesser watt (lentils) and the yatakelt watt (potatoes, carrots and cabbage). We were all very full after the meal.