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Ethiopian

Ethiopian cuisine characteristically consists of vegetable and often very spicy meat dishes. This is usually in the form of wat, a thick stew, served on top of injera, a large sourdough flatbread, which is about 50 centimeters in diameter and made out of fermented teff flour. Ethiopians eat most of the time with their right hands, using pieces of injera to pick up bites of entrées and side dishes.

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Veggie and Beef & Lamb Combo

Our Customer Reviews


quote A small food place in the neighbourhood of Flat Bush. Serves nice steamed buns and hot soy milk. Price is reasonable and portion is decent. The guy at the counter is super friendly too!

Chinese Food Bar - Flat Bush - 1 Arranmore Dr

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Bunzy Chai - 2 years ago

quote Popped in for a morning tea as a break whilst merchandising in The Warehouse next door. Had a lemon curd muffin and medium mocha. The muffin was fantastic, no hunting for the lemon curd it was beautiful and the coffee was great too. Decently priced and such lovely friendly staff. I wish there were more of these in Tauranga.

Hollywood Bakery - Tauranga - Shop24,2Taurikura drive, Tauriko

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Sue Taylor - a month ago

quote Good place to have a bite. The buns are always good; get the cabbage and red bean buns. Their fried dumplings are also delicious; we love the pork and chives, which I highly recommend. Overall OK but not that impressive.

Hong Yuan - 127 Meadowland Dr

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Oscar Cui - 3 months ago

quote auce—the crunch on the pork was next-level! The classic pork BBQ skewers had that perfect sweet, sticky char, and the Sinigang (sour soup) brought a wonderfully tangy tamarind punch to balance out the richness of the meats. To top it all off, the drinks were fantastic; the Ube (purple yam) iced drink was both beautiful and delicious. The portions are incredibly generous, the presentation is beautiful, and the flavors are spot-on authentic. Whether you are craving a taste of home or trying Filipino cuisine for the first time, this hidden gem to try.

Momma Fe Cantina Cafe - 6/359 Onehunga Mall

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Joanne Lim - a week ago

quote The sushi rolls are generously packed and of high quality. They offer a wide variety of options, including fish, meat, and vegetarian rolls. On top of that, the prices are reasonable and offer great value for money. Hands down the best sushi shop I have been to in New Zealand.

Suncourt Sushi - Taupo - 19 Tamamutu St

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Hannah Gin - 7 months ago

quote Small and quaint Chinese breakfast shop on Dominion Road, Balmoral. Can be easily missed so one you pass KFC and the big statue of the park you're almost there. The shop offers a large variety of Chinese breakfast/brunch items at low prices. The shop is so popular, getting a table can be hard as seating is limited even though they have upstairs seating but this is also very limited. Food can take a tad longer to come out as everything is made to order. The porridge and rice rolls are comforting and filling, and the pancakes and fried breads are crispy and crunchy.

The Stove Cafe - 465 Dominion Rd

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Phoebe C - a month ago