Easily the best Eritrean food (from Ethiopia) I have ever had…read more My server spoke a bit of English and brought me an English menu. When I asked I wanted a selection of various items, she recommended I get the Beb'Ainetu--the selection of spinach, curried potato, yellow lentil curry, lamb curry and chicken curry with egg on the Injera (think tangy, fluffy-spongy pancake) was irresistable. Yes, the food takes a while to emerge. So treat yourself to a languid meal and savor the love with which this spectacular food is made. Here's a pro tip: eat ONLY with your right hand and fingertips. Do not lick your fingers. Flick excess food and sauce back onto your platter. Pick up some Injera with your fingers then tear it with 1 hand by grasping it between thumb and fingers and pushing away with index finger. Then plop the piece on pancake on the food you desire to pick it up.

Happened to stumble on this restaurant by chance when I was exploring the Rhadhuset train station…read more Overall atmosphere and ambiance is great. Background Eritrean music makes the mood mellow. When I visited, the restaurant was packed with mostly Eritreans which is a good thing since it shows the authenticity of the food. I had issues communicating with the hostess who could not understand clearly my American English. I was lucky there was a table left and was seated quickly. The menu is in Swedish. I used the Yelp app to view the reviews, tips, and pictures of the food. I ended up trying the lamb with injera. It took a while to get it, but when I did, it was God sent! Be prepared to use ur fingers. They also have a board by the bar with all the specials for the day. Great food overall. I'll come and check this place out again.

Food: Only a few dishes are worth the pricey price tag: key…read moresiga tibs and kitfo. The small portions are unusual for Ethiopian restaurants. The different mixing plates, Beyaynetu, are subpar. Flavorless and cantine quality. I am Ethiopian, I know how the food should taste like. Take out: It is possible but you have to pick it up yourself. If you are considering ordering, make sure to order single dishes. Because of the large company at home, we ordered, amongst other dishes, a mixing plate - Beyayneto, meat edition. In addition to including an unrecognizable minced meat dish (for spaghetti sauce?), all small dishes were cramped into two boxes and thus, were literally mixed! The doro wet, siga wet and beg kej wet were all mixed in a tiny take out box. I know, all food eventually mixes together in my belly but I would like to be able to distinguish the different dishes before it reaches my belly. Atmosphere: Probably the coziest Ethiopian restaurant in Stockholm if you manage to come in a company large enough to secure one of the two wooden gojos (Ethiopian mud cottage from the country side) built indoors. If not: The restaurant has two sections: the gojo-section and the dining hall section. The latter is as charming as a hospital cantine. One star for the atmosphere in the better section, one for the food.

As soon as I put the first bite in my mouth, the flavours exploded, it was like heaven right there…read morebehind my lips. I had the traditional beyeayenetu with injera and different stews and vegetable mixes. My favorite was the spinach mix but I also loved the lentil stews. This place is great and the staff is very friendly. I wanted to try one of their Ethiopian beers but unfortunately they were out of all of them. I guess they finish pretty fast since they probably are specially delivered from Ethiopia.

Love the extensive vegan/vegetarian meze menu at this Lebanese restaurant, containing a wide…read morevariety of flavours and textures. However the five dishes we shared weren't all very good, the spicy cauliflower had a distinct burnt flavour, the stuffed mini aubergines were very vinegary and quite awful. The interior is VERY dark and despite the restaurant being quite empty when we arrived 5pm-ish we were seated in the darkest inner room, at the smallest table right at the kitchen and the entrance to the inner room were everyone passed by. The pitabread (very dry) was stuffed in a plastic bag in a basket on every table. When the food arrived it was hart near impossible to fit everything on the small table for two. I did however enjoy the patata brava-like dish, the mushroom/onion/garlic, the beetroots and the passionfruit juice. And I'd love to try the other vegan dishes on the menu, and I'd be happy to give a 4 if the next visit will be more overall satisfying.

Tapas Lebanese type food! We walked in for a party of 2 around 6pm on a Monday and were able to…read moregrab a table, but a party after us would've had to wait, as all other tables were full. We ordered 4 plates between us and that was plenty. Highly recommend the hummus (it really is good) but it doesn't come with pita. The fried cheese rolls were really good but super rich so be wary. We ordered the house red wine and it was actually good, also the service was pretty fast and super friendly!! Great option for a low key dinner.

When we walked in we were told to choose any table we wanted.We were not told there would be no…read moreserver but that we had to order at the cash register. We were not told to get our own water or bread (it's on a side bar near the entrance). There was no one in the restaurant except two people already finished eating, yet it took 45 minutes to get our food. Two people came out of the kitchen and were loudly arguing while sitting at a table next to us. One was wearing an apron and then finally went back in the kitchen after I kept looking at them with annoyance. Too busy arguing to make our meal apparently. I believe they completely forgot about us or making our food. Service is abysmal. Not once in almost an hour did anyone come to check on us or tell us our meal was delayed or tell us to get our own water. The food was good, not great. Fries way too salty.

Many sites will describe Chutney Bar as Indian, but it's definitely more indian-inspired than…read moreanything. Nevertheless, the food is wonderful and a huge value, especially if you go at lunch. Tip 1: save room for dessert. Tip 2: be prepared to take it easy after you eat because you're not going to walk for a little bit.

We stopped in for dinner and were fortunately able to be seated. It's a small place, so either make…read morea reservation or be prepared to wait. All-vegan Chinese food, with a small but well-curated menu. Each main comes with rice. We ordered two mains -- a sichuan soy chicken dish and a sichuan smoked tofu dish -- as well as some stir fried morning glory (total: 700 SEK!). Everything was incredible: spicy, richly flavoured, fairly authentic. This was one of the best Chinese meals we've had outside our hometown of Vancouver, which is hard to beat for authentic Chinese. The prices are pretty nuts, but that's Stockholm for you. The food quality is so good, we almost didn't mind paying such prices. Highly recommended.

Delicious food and very cozy. Recommend you make reservations. We were there at 5, and it was…read morepacked by 6

One of the best vegan restaurants in Sthlm. Superb curry, and super friendly personal.read more

Great Indian food! I walked in here on a happenstance after a long trip to the emergency room and…read morethis place just happened to be open. I was able to order a gluten free vegan dish after asking the staff who were very friendly and accommodative and it was delicious! Very spice but not in an unpleasant way, filling and very hearty! I am planning on coming back and repeating the pleasant experience soon.

This is my first time in Sweden and first time away from home during the holidays. I visited this…read morerestaurant today because I saw it on a list of best places to have Christmas dinner in Stockholm. The article said I would have a traditional Swedish Christmas dinner here, but the menu only had Persian options. Initially when I walked in the host's greeting was a little off but I figured she must be tired. After I was seated, I took my time looking through the menu. Another woman came and took my order (didn't not seem to friendly, but I shrugged it off). The food came out about 5 mins after I placed my order, I thought that was very quickS now my review is more so for the service and not the food. The food was okay, I've had better Persian food, but the service was absolutely unacceptable. I finished eating and waited for the waitress to come check on my and provide me with the dessert menu. Not once did she check on me while I was eating. I made several eye contact with her after I finished eating and she never came to my table. There were other White customers who came in after me and I noticed she was more attentive to them. 30 minutes went by after I finished eating and at this time I've made eye contact with her at least 20 times. She walked up to a table of White customers after me and spoke to them then left. Then she walked right back to the table and provided them with a dessert menu and cleared their table. Still I was trying to give the benefit of the doubt. 10 minutes passed by and I decided this place isn't worth giving anymore of my time and money to if this is how they treat Black customers. So as I gathered my belongings and walked down to pay and waiter hurried up and rang me up. He didn't ask me how was the meal or if everything was okay, nothing! He just asked if I'd like my receipt. Not even a Merry Christmas! And the waitress just walked passed me. What's worse is I am middle eastern and I know had I showcased that they would have treated me better. I am not sure if this restaurant isn't used to Black customers, but I definitely do not recommend this establishment for any person of color. As my time I'm Sweden has been great so far, so I won't let this experience ruin the entire trip. Overall for the low quality of the food, especially the lamb and the prejudice I have encountered, this place is not worth it! Stay away Black and brown people! One is for the ambiance.

What I loved about Shahrzad was the consistency of the concept. The restaurant is decorated…read moreaccordingly and feels like you got teleported somewhere into the Middle East. The service/staff is friendly and elegant. I came for brunch with friends and we all had a great time. The food portions are generous and the original flavors are there. For just 189kr is a very value-for-money brunch combined with the whole experience. You get 3 small dishes as starters, then you can choose 1 from 5 main courses and end on a sweet note with a baklava. Can only suggest to be included a vegetarian option.

Our meal was good and the service was good too, the atmosphere was very pleasant, I like the fact…read morethat we had choices of Thai and Chinese on the menu

The dishes are almost way too spicy & since we ordered through Foodora delivery service, we checked…read morethe online menu & it didn't really say how hot the food was, almost impossible to eat! Spring rolls are super pricey. Two normal size very regular spring rolls for 70 Kr is outrageous I think.