Very good Ethiopian restaurant in the Kamppi neighborhood of Helsinki is quite different then what I'm use to. Not sure if it's a Finland thing but the first thing I noticed when we were seated in the cozy dining room is that there's cutlery on the table. Ethiopian cuisine is eaten with your hands. What ever. Ordered the combo meal for two and it was delicious, a bit spicier than what I'm use to but still had amazing flavor. The injera bread was served on the side and it was spongy and tasty. Service was friendly and welcoming if a tad on the slow side. It's a bit expensive but the food is very good so €50 for two with drinks isn't so bad. I'd come back again and recommend this place. read more

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After reading year old reviews in Finnish, I have to say that this place has matured and fixed those hick ups from start. Restaurant is very small, maybe max 10 tables totaling ca 25 seats, so I recommend table reservations! Menu is large enough, not extensive, giving good overview of Ethiopian culture. Food is well prepared and good. Spicies are used in well balance and explained at end of the menu. Service is good and personal. Restaurant has only one waiter and he is busy, but has time for all customers, explaining characters of the food, giving recommendations. read more

The experience was truly good and food extremely delicious. The staff is very polite and friendly. There's just one remark that i would like to mention is related to the size of food portions. In my personal opinion they tend to be to small... 20 % bigger would make a perfect combination and i would happily give 5 stars to the food and experience. read more

A welcome addition to Helsinki culinary scene, this small restaurant serves authentic Ethiopian food. The buffet-style lunch is perhaps a good opportunity to try multiple foods wrapped in soft sourdough flat bread. Try the coffee, these folks invented the drink. read more