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African
Ethiopian
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Ethiopian restaurant with several vegan dishes on the menu. Open Mon-Sun 17:00-23:00.
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Eerste Nassaustraat 32, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1052 BH
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- Outdoor seating
- Wheelchair accessible
- Cash only
- Free Wi-Fi
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Last update on 20 Oct 2020 by Guest
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9 Reviews
First Review by IAmWater
Mpie
Points +2784
Expected, but really delicious - Edit
Amazing Ethiopian food. Honestly, it tasted the same as any other Ethiopian restaurant we visited, but that isn't a bad thing. We loved the injera!
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MartinaKeller
Points +25
Soo yummy - Edit
We shared a vegan combo plate and had the housemade lemonade and it was SOOO GOOOD.
Read moreWe really recommend this place, it's also so cute and the staff is very friendly, if we're back in amsterdam we'll defintily go back
Pros: Vegan combo plate to try it all, Very good homemade lemonade
Guest
Chickpea(ce)
Points +195
The best Ethiopian restaurant - Edit
The restaurant serves both meat and vegan options which is great when meeting with friends who don’t have the same diet.
Read moreThe food was incredible, and spiced really nicely leaving a little heat in the mouth. My friend said the same about theirs: the meat option.
And the service was great, the owner / waitress was friendly and accommodating to our requests (tasting platter for one - the menu specifies for two).
I would 100% recommend this place to everyone!
Great food, welcoming service and reasonably priced.
Guest
Mechloz
Points +109
As good as it gets - Edit
Best Ethiopian food I could find in Amsterdam.
Read moreGluten free (100% teff) Injera is sometimes available spontaneously but better call them 1 day before so they can prepare it.
Take-away is possible (pic)
Also, the owners are great people.
Updated from previous review on 2022-06-24
Guest
PuckVerdoes
Points +20
It’s a lovely family restaurant with delicious vegan food. - Edit
I go here often, the people are supersweet & the vegan food is fantastic.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2021-09-28
Pros: Sweet people , Always open, Fantastic Food
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Kaleidopard
Points +198
Lovely restaurant with friendly owners - Edit
I never had Ethiopian dinner before so I went in with a completely blank slate. I had a vegan lentil soup as a starter. The soup was well-balanced and had a smooth texture. The dinner was off to a great start. The main course was the vegan combo which presents a large variety of small dishes to be eaten with injera bread (no better way to get to know the Ethiopian kitchen right?). I was surprised by the taste and texture of the injera bread: it has a pancake-like form and texture but it is more spongy due to the fermenting process it is put through when it’s made. It has a light sour taste which combined well with the dishes on offer. Everything was good: it was never too spicy or salty. For dessert we had the herbal tea. It had a rich spicy flavour somewhat reminding me of Indian chai tea albeit with a stronger clove flavour: I thoroughly enjoyed this tea and hope to make it myself at home some time soon. The friendly owners, cozy atmosphere, and strong vegan options make this a great place to eat if you’re with a mixed-diet group but also simply as a vegan who is curious to try a new kitchen. 😊 (Unfortunately, HappyCow does not allow me to give a 5/5 rating since the place is not completely vegan.)
Read morePros: Rich well balanced food, Friendly owners, Cozy atmosphere
Guest
Sophie_the_vegmonster
Points +60
Amazing 5* - Edit
Wish I could give 5 stars because the quality of food at this place is amazing
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CoB2
Points +174
Hearty and delicious Ethiopian - Edit
If you like Ethiopian food, or if you are feeling hungry, Queen of Sheba will certainly fill that hole.
Read moreThere is a good selection of mouth-watering vegan curries, from lentils to spinach to pumpkin, all served on the Ethiopian delicacy injera, a fermented type of bread.
The staff are friendly and very happy to accommodate vegans.
The vegan sharing plate for 2 is highly recommended...just make sure you arrive hungry!
Pros: Amazing if you like Ethiopian, You won't leave hungry
Guest
IAmWater
Points +356
Ethiopian vegan options in Westerpark - Edit
This restaurant is located in a side street in the Westerpark area. The owner and staff are relaxed and friendly and eager to answer all the questions you might have. They serve the typical Ethiopian plate of Injera on top of which they layer lots of preparations with vegetables, chickpeas and lentils to be eaten with your hands. It was delicious and not too expensive. I also had a coconut beer served in a coconut shell.
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