Went here for the first time and service was great, everyone working had an upbeat attitude and was…read moreexcited to serve us--Thank you Mikel! Reasonable prices for the portion, especially in Austin. The food itself was incredible, super flavorful, fresh, and filling. The restaurant itself looks a little off from outside, but has a great vibe inside and is very clean and open. Couldn't recommend more!

This was my first time to try Ethiopian food away from my 2 go-to Ethiopian places I normally…read moretravel. It was interesting tasting different takes on wots I was already accustomed to. I really enjoyed the Habesha takes! Best of of all was the service of Mikel. Attentive and wanting to make sure everything was great. I was there for lunch but looking forward to trying the dinner experience.

I went to Taste of Ethiopia on a Friday and was honestly surprised it wasn't busy at all. I got…read moreseated right away, which was a great start. We started with the sambusas, one beef and one spinach, and both were really good. They came with this tomato sauce that tied everything together perfectly and added a nice extra flavor. For the main, we got the lamb tibbs and the doro wot, and both dishes were packed with flavor. The lamb was super tender, and the chicken in the doro wot was just as tender and flavorful. The sauce with the doro wot stood out, especially with the injera, which was fresh and really tasty. Overall, it was a great meal with amazing service, and I'd definitely come back.

Food - Family loved it and raved about it. I'm not always the biggest fan of lentils, so it was…read morejust decent for me. The coffee is so scrumptious. And, I loved the fried tempura cauliflower. Service - Miriam is so kind and so lovely!!! She was cracking my family & I up with her stories. She was definitely the highlight of our time there. Ambiance - very empty in the middle of the afternoon on a Friday! But very homey vibe inside! Also lots of cool art on the wall!

We had the pleasure to have iftar, (breaking the fast) with some delicious dishes from Real Morocco…read moreKitchen. Owner Badr was gracious and served us Zaalouk and Couscous with homemade bread. He told us that his mom was the chef and we could tell the food was very similar to home cooked. Artfully spiced and just right. The combination of friendly customer service and well prepared Moroccan food is a winner. We wish them success. Even though we live an hour away, we will be coming back often.

I had been craving couscous for a long time, and was unable to find any options here in Austin. I…read morefound Real Morocco Kitchen and ordered delivery through Postmates. It was the best food I have had in a long time! The beef couscous is fantastic and very comforting. The soup is outstanding as well, and the rolls are soft and surprisingly fluffy. I enjoyed the food so much that I ordered it again the next day! I'm so glad I found this restaurant and that I can get it delivered all the way to Cedar Park. I'll definitely be a repeat customer.

This food truck offers tasty Ethiopian food for a great price. Ordered the lamb and veggie dishes:…read moresubstantial serving for two people with leftovers to enjoy the next day. If you're in the area looking for a savory delicious meal--check out this place!! Can't wait to try other dishes from their menu. Angelita

I had the beef awaze tibs and then veggie combo plate. The awaze tibs were pretty decent (I'd give…read moreit a 7 out of 8). The sauce seemed more like grease/ oil than anything. The veggie plate was okay. The potatoes had a strange sour taste. The shiro wat was very delicious. I wasn't a big fan of the misir wat or the other lentil dish. Overall, the food was decent but not earth shattering. (I'm a big fan of Ethiopian food but overall haven't been too impressed by Austin's Ethiopian food scene).

Ghost kitchen open late. Had a late flight coming home and wanted something to eat and found this…read morenearby. Ordered a steak bowl which was the thing that really hit the spot. Came with lots of sides and rice and sauce of choice. The ghost kitchen had other options like poke bowls and pizza as well.

An interesting experience indeed. It's a virtual restaurant with over 20 restaurants operating out…read moreof the same location. The pickup process was very awkward. The food that we got for "Xenia" wasn't bad exactly however it's not quite what I'd expect when thinking of Mediterranean food. I'd definitely choose a legit Mediterranean place next time. Filling food but not satisfying for the quality and price.

Uber Eats Delivery. Overall good, not special, Indian food. The really good? Saag Paneer was…read moredelicious, more spinachy than most other restaurants, really liked it! And, the chicken korma was very tasty, great curry-like sauce. Yum! Alas, everything else was "meh." Shrimp chowmein lacked flavor and lacked shrimp. I had to check my order to see if I ordered what I thought I did ... and I did. The lamb was very dry and tasteless. And the garlic naan was way too flat and north bad, but not good. Great menu. Nice packaging. Too many options in this town to order from here again.

My friend and I stopped by here after leaving the Nightmare Before Christmas light trail to grab…read moresome good food before getting on the road back home. It is very small and inconspicuous and if you aren't paying attention you will drive right past it! Nonetheless! They hit you with a MASSIVE wow factor! The service was top tier! They are so friendly, everyone was smiling. The mango lassi was so perfect. I wish I lived in Austin just to go there regularly. We both ordered the lamb fried rice and could not handle the flavor bomb going off! First off, the lamb was so freaking tender and had the perfect amount of fattiness to it. The rice was basmati!!!! Holy cow, basmati lamb fried rice!! Guys, when he handed us our food it was so hot I could barely hold it that's how fresh it was! I am so glad they have a long table with chairs where you can sit and eat because there's no way I was waiting. Granted, it is a very small seating area, could probably fit another table just to accommodate more people BUT you can always eat in your car. Anyway, this place is insane good, if you live in Austin or are visiting, you have got to try Lucky Halal!

Lamb. Liver. Two of the most polarizing words in gastronomy. Craving Turkish street food? This is…read morethe real deal. And Ray makes an incredible Lamb Liver wrap. So good! He has a great menu of Turkish favorites. Definitely give this incredible food truck a try. And if you aren't afraid, get the Lamb Liver wrap. It rocks.

Eat here recently and loved it. Will definitely be coming back to Ray's! Everything from the…read morebeverages, to the food and to the desserts was very good! Owner is very nice and friendly as well.

Konfusedesi food truck is back in South Austin, this time located on South 1st Street!…read more We absolutely devoured the 3 tacos we had - paneer, chicken and samosa takos. Each taco had a paratha base packed with a generous amount of filling with the protein, rice, avocado and cucumber toppings and delicious one-of-a-kind sauces that are unique to this food truck. The result is that every taco is packed with bomb flavors and tastes different. The owner is a down-to-earth guy, always greetings everyone with a smile and being friendly. He really should try out for MasterChef as his ability to create mouthwatering and flavorful fusion dishes is quite outstanding. There's a few picnic benches next to the food truck and the area is well shaded with trees. Parking spots are available in the same lot as well.

Randomly stopped at this Indian food truck place to get some dosas…read more I got Andhra spicy dosa which was moderately spicy for me ( I am South Indian). It came with dank sambar and chutney. The sambar was thick and had vegetables in it. My friend got set dosa, which came with 4 small dosas. I tried it and it tasted like home. The service was fast. The outside ambiance was good!