Mixed platter
$62for two, dine in
Lamb, chicken and fish, with shiro, lentils, pumpkin, seasonal vegetables and salad on injera.
Ethiopian restaurant, Kensington
Slow food from the Horn of Africa
Welcome, everyone. Come in and share an Ethiopian meal with us.
Chef's platters
The chef picks a selection of tsebhi for your table and serves it on one round of injera, so you try most of the menu at once.
Veg platterVegan
$52for two, dine in
Shiro, lentils, cabbage and carrot, pumpkin, seasonal vegetables and salad on injera.
How dinner works here
Injera
One of the oldest breads in the world: a big, spongy flatbread, a little sour and fresh every day. It lines the platter, and you tear off pieces to pick up the food. Photo: dbaler, Pexels.
Tsebhi
Our word for the dishes on the injera. Like at home, they start with onions cooked slowly until they melt, and most then simmer for a couple of hours. The red ones are hot with berbere, our chilli spice blend.
Sharing
Everyone eats from the same platter. There is a saying that people who share a plate will not betray each other. If you would rather use cutlery, just ask. Video: Cara, @carascrazycreations.
After dinner
Our coffee with cinnamon and ginger, or kammam chai, a spiced tea, and dessert if there is room. Most people go home warm from the berbere and a little closer to the people they came with.
"A visit will have you wondering how the kitchen coaxes this much flavour from chickpeas, and why we don't eat more slow-cooked goat."The Age Good Food Guide 2025
"Every mouthful told a tale, a delightful harmony of tastes... diverse yet cohesive... More than a dining experience, it's a journey."Dave, The Culturlist
Come for dinner
Monday to Saturday, 5:30pm to 10pm. Closed Sundays.
277 Racecourse Road, Kensington. Tram 57 stops near the door.
