Love, love, love this market. I had been checking out various Ethiopian markets. I recently got the urge to experiment with Ethiopian cooking.saw the reviews online and decided to check it out. They have it all!! Including food to order to go. I was able to get all the essential ingredients and an order of Awaze Tibs. They were amazing!! The one issue I had was that it was difficult to communicate with the staff. There was a manager that I was able to get to assist that helped tremendously. I'll have to work on my Amharic! I will definitely be back. Great market. read more

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I've gotten carryout from this location a number of times so this review is primarily for the food: The food here is about a 3.9 stars for me. I always get the veggie platter, and it's good but nothing quite stands out. But the clear standout for it is the food portions AND pricing. Totally unbeatable. The service is always friendly, but sometimes they can be slow to have your order ready from the kitchen in the back, and they don't always pick up the phone. The grocery side of the place always has a good selection of fresh injera. read more

Hubby found this place first. The store is small but has interesting items. If you are searching for spices or meat cuts, this location is popular. There are many types of rice and ethnic ingredients. You can also find jewelry, hand made items and clothing. read more

We don't shop here for groceries, only order carry outs for lunch. It's a great place to get ethiopian injera. Inexpensive price, big portions, and good food. We started to order carry out from them during the Pandemic. It became our favorite cafeteria. We usually order a vegetable combo and a spicy beef combo. The vegetable combo came with beets, beans, spinach, carrots and cabbages. It never disappoints. The beef dish usually tasted good, but sometimes it's a bit chewy. I'm not quite sure if that's the way Ethiopian food is supposed to be or not. Nevertheless it is a much better meal than fast food for the same price. read more

Adarash Market - Entrance - Ethiopian Near Me - Silver Spring, Maryland

You guys have no idea how happy it makes me to have delicious Ethiopian food less than a mile away. I saw a sign months back that advertised Adarash opening soon, and every week I would check in. I'd walk by the shop, peer inside, walk back to the car disappointed...then boom, one day it was open! So I walked in and instantly felt little bubbles of happiness. I could smell the amazing spices and it reminded me of a better time, you know, when we didn't have to worry about bills and most of us were awkward looking and we thought we knew everything...but then reality hit and we realized nope, we knew nothing. Childhood, it reminded me of childhood. So anyway, I perused the aisles and saw all the familiar spices and bags of fresh injera...sigh. There's nothing like injera with yogurt and salad. It's so simple yet delicious. So in addition to ordering the veggie platter to go, I also purchased an array of spices and a bag of fresh injera. The man who rang me up is seriously one of the most friendliest people you would ever meet. He mentioned other dishes that were available (mostly containing meat) in case I wanted to try that too. Mentally, I keep telling myself to try it next time, but the veggies are just SO GOOD. Tasty lentils and beets and cabbage (side note: I hate cabbage but I LOVE the way it's made here) and, well, just look at my pictures and you'll see :D I promise, if you like Ethiopian food you will LOVE this market! Keep in mind that it's more of a takeout place, not an actual sit-down restaurant. read more

I discovered this place by accident while i was at the shipping center.. The store is pretty nice full of ethiupian food and products, injera bread was fresh and abundant. The store is very clean and well organized by aisle for food dessert household stuff etc. There were lines for the 6feet cdc recommendations distance which i really liked.. The check out person was extremly nice and friendly, he asked me if i found everything ok.. Absolutely good ethiupian store/mart.. read more

Adarash Market - The front - Ethiopian Near Me - Silver Spring, Maryland

Very nice people and decent food. I love just walking around and looking at the goodies.

Love the carry out Veggie Combo! So good and so much food. I love Ethiopian food and recently discovered this great little market in the White Oak shopping center. They may have other prepared food for carry out, but there doesn't seem to be a menu or if there is, it isn't in English. A little intimidating if you don't speak the language, but worth going there just for the veggie combo. read more

Clean big Ethiopian Market & Deli full of spices, breads, beans, cooking utensils, hookahs, flours, grains and more They serve hot & cold Ethiopian cuisine to go! I'm very excited to try their offerings and they bake all their own breads and injera in store. The owner is very nice and answers all my questions Fantastic store! read more

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Love this place the injera is fresh and the hambash is fresh although I wish they would make it with raisins some times. We did they made hot food until a month ago. Now we are regulars for their Kitfo and veggie combo It's fire!!! They are also not stingy with the serving size. Remember to tell them I sent you!!! read more

Super delicious Ethiopian takeout and well stocked Ethiopian grocery staples to boot! Love this small market in the White Oak Shopping Center. read more

OK, I may be drunk on Adarash Market's spicy and wonderful Dulet dish to give it a 5-star after my first visit. I can tell you though that this shop is deceptively boring looking with no kitchen nor tables for eating in sight. You want freshly cooked foods? Ask the cashier for a menu. Don't know what to order, just approach a customer and ask away. He/she can translate for you. That was how I placed my order. The place makes fresh spongy bread and another flat and round type that so is fragrant. My ignorance about Ethiopian foods may make someone laugh but the quality of the bread and the Dulet dish I had was no laughing matter. Even though I live on the opposite side of the beltway from this place, I will be back to try other dishes on the menu. I am so glad I just found a gem in Silver Spring! read more

a good local cheap eats place. They put too much injura bread but...overall its pretty good value.

Most likely the least professional Ethiopian deli I have gone in this area. Went with a friend to get a Dora watt dish and as soon as we come in this female worker has an attitude! She tended to us in a manner as if she were irritated seeing us but she was talking with this other person happily. You pay for the service and should be courteous to the customer especially a first time customer. First impressions is everything. When we finish our order she tells us 15 minutes. The order took about 30 minutes and in the end, it was the wrong dish! She gave us Dulet instead or Dora watt. We noticed when we finally arrived at my friends place and instead of enjoying a dish we had been craving for, we had to eat a dish we did not like. Only reason I'm giving it 1 star is for the 2 sides lentils and veggies which was the only good thing of our waste of time at this location. Get employees that can at least pretend to be cheerful and inviting to the customers and can get a common, simple order right. read more

I came here looking for Ethiopian food. Despite their sign saying "carry out," I saw no evidence of anything of the sort after walking around the store for five minutes. There was no one to ask questions. I saw Ethiopian people getting raw meat in bags from the back counter. I was shy and feeling very out of place and very white. Someone walked through and asked me if I wanted help. I said I was looking for food, and was given a menu. Very quickly, I was handed the best $7 worth of food I've ever had from the back meat counter. It was a great veggie combination and enough food for at least two meals. There is no place to eat in, but I was starving and shoveled the food into my face in my car in the parking lot in one of my more satisfying culinary experiences. I also bought some beautiful fresh injera and wish I had more time to peruse all the items in the store. So, even if you don't speak Amharic, don't be afraid to ask for food, and don't skip the veggie combo. It was epic. Thank you. read more