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Sunshine Restaurant
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Lacto
Ovo
Beer/Wine
Delivery
Take-out
African
Ethiopian
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Eritrean and Ethiopian restaurant with a vegan/vegetarian section on the menu. Offers vegan choices such as a vegan platter with various sides and injera, tsebhi ades (split lentils simmered in onion, herbs & spices), hilbet (fava beans, fenugreek & lentils), shro (finely ground chickpeas simmered in onions, ginger, garlic & chili) and more. Open Mon-Sun 12:00-00:00.
3 Reviews
First Review by leadolly
RobWishart
Points +194
*Finger Food* yup, hands on - Edit
It's an interesting experience - you get a lot of injera (spongy bread) to pick up your food with.
Read moreSo, like chopsticks it's not for everyone.
Food tasty, not as spicy as Indian, maybe comparable with Lebanese.
They'll get more repeat business if they have cutlery......but then why? Sandwiches, burgers, pizza are all finger food too. Every table has a box of tissues to keep cleaning your fingers.
Updated from previous review on 2024-09-01
Pros: Interesting and different. , Licensed including Ethiopian and Eritrean brands., Several veg/vegan dishes.
Vegan_Grower
Cutlery is available, it was offered to us on our visits. So glad to hear you liked it there 👍🏻
Read moreSunshineRestaurant
That is right, thank you ! We have cutlery at the restaurant if a customer asks 👍👍
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Vegan_Grower
Points +217
Soak up the rays - Edit
We've been a couple of times and love it here, the vegan platter for two more than fills us and we're quite greedy. If you haven't experienced Ethiopian food and how to eat it the staff will show you, they are very friendly and welcoming. My coffee loving OH goes into raptures over the coffee and the ceremony. Very cheap, the platter and a couple of soft drinks comes in under 30 quid, a real rarity. It's on our Regulars list now, especially after a swim when we're starving.
Read morePros: Very cheap, They know what Vegan is, Injeera bread
Guest
leadolly
Points +381
Delicious food - Edit
My friend and I shared the Beyanetu which was a mixed platter of bread, fried spinach, several lentil dishes, curried onions, and rice. This dish was large enough to be shared between two - wouldn’t recommend having one to yourself as you get so much food! Was absolutely delicious and I wish I could eat it again 🤤🤤
Read morePros: The Coffee Ceremony, Plenty of vegan options, Very reasonable price
Cons: None
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