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6 Ethiopian Restaurants in Melbourne
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Nyala African Restaurant
Located at Fitzroy area
Ethiopian Restaurant •
$$$$
Meals: Dessert, Dinner
Located at Fitzroy area • Ethiopian Restaurant
$$$$
Meals: Dessert, Dinner
5.3/6
CasualFamily-friendlyOpen on Sunday
5.3/6
CasualFamily-friendlyOpen on Sunday
Yeshi Ethiopian Restaurant
Located at Fitzroy area
Ethiopian Restaurant •
$$$$
Meals: Dinner
Located at Fitzroy area • Ethiopian Restaurant
$$$$
Meals: Dinner
6.0/6
CasualCosyFamily-friendly
6.0/6
CasualCosyFamily-friendly
Queen of Sheba
Located at Footscray area
Ethiopian Restaurant •
$$$$
Meals: Lunch, Dinner
Located at Footscray area • Ethiopian Restaurant
$$$$
Meals: Lunch, Dinner
4.3/6
CasualCosyOpen on Sunday
4.3/6
CasualCosyOpen on Sunday
Sinq Foods
Located at Ascot Vale area
Ethiopian Restaurant •
$$$$
Meals: Lunch, Brunch, Dinner
Located at Ascot Vale area • Ethiopian Restaurant
$$$$
Meals: Lunch, Brunch, Dinner
6.0/6
CasualCosyFamily-friendly
6.0/6
CasualCosyFamily-friendly
Ahadu Ethiopian Restaurant & Cafe
Located at Sunshine area
Ethiopian Restaurant •
$$$$
Meals: Lunch, Dinner
Located at Sunshine area • Ethiopian Restaurant
$$$$
Meals: Lunch, Dinner
5.0/6
CasualFamily-friendlyOpen on Sunday
5.0/6
CasualFamily-friendlyOpen on Sunday
Odaa Cafe & Restaurant
Located at Dandenong area
Ethiopian Restaurant •
$$$$
Meals: Dinner
Located at Dandenong area • Ethiopian Restaurant
$$$$
Meals: Dinner
4.5/6
CasualFamily-friendlyOpen on Sunday
4.5/6
CasualFamily-friendlyOpen on Sunday
- 1.
Spicy meat dishes are the order of the day at Ethiopian restaurants in Melbourne
Melbourne's Ethiopian restaurants are a great alternative to Indian curry houses for lovers of spicy cuisine. The food you'll find there tends to be based on a special spice mix known as berbere (featuring fenugreek, turmeric, garlic, chilli, ginger and basil, among other things). Meats like chicken, beef, kangaroo and seafood are then cooked in these spices before being presented on a platter with some injera (a kind of spongy flatbread made from teff flour). And why not do as the Ethiopians do, and try eating your dish with your hands – it’s surprisingly fun! - 2.
If you're tired of coffee shops in Melbourne, Ethiopian restaurants offer an alternative
Ethiopian restaurants in Melbourne offer much more than spicy meat dishes. In fact, they also offer competition to the city's endless array of gourmet coffee shops. That's because they host the coffee ceremony, which is something caffeine lovers won't want to miss. It features meticulously prepared, freshly roasted and ground coffee that is poured from a height from a traditional clay jug called a jebena. The result is coffee of amazing quality, and a captivating cultural experience. - 3.
Mix entertainment and fine food at Melbourne's Ethiopian restaurants
Melbourne has Ethiopian restaurants for every occasion, from formal meals to a more casual dining experience. For instance, some spots in Collingwood offer live jazz and funk in the evenings, as patrons enjoy their stews and injera. There are also eateries in Dandenong that take their furnishing and culinary inspiration from the Horn of Africa, as well as places that are more modern, with contemporary art, cocktails and innovative menus being the focus. So, from party venues to chic contemporary dining spots, Melbourne's Ethiopian restaurants cover plenty of ground. Book them all on Quandoo today!
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