A friend recommended this restaurant for my first time eating Ghanian food and it was such a yummy…read moreexperience. I went with a friend at around 6p on a Sunday and it was bustling. I ordered fufu with light soup and my friend ordered jollof rice with beef. The food took 15 mins to come out nice and hot. And that was the BEST jollof rice EVER!! Like I want to go back and buy some to take back to NYC with me. The light soup was delicious and the portion was huge. Its not a super fancy place for a date but there's ample space to sit down and the customer service is really good too I look forward to going back and trying some of their other items

I love Ethiopian food! But to be honest I really ever get to eat it! I ate it more when I lived in…read moreTanzania , with Ethiopian friends , then I have any other time. But when in London I'm always looking for awesome ethic restaurants that I can't get in Scotland ! We came across this gem of a place because it's near the area my work training was in ... It only had two reviews and were like "ummmm :/" but when we got here there was no 2nd guessing! First half the Resturant was filled with Ethiopians... Always a good sign ;) 2nd it's a really nice Resturant not a hole in the wall or anything shady. 3rd when we entered they were super friendly ! 4th the food was delicious! The injera was sooo good! I've had it some places were its just ok but this one was really tasty we were earring it plain ;) 5. It's really well prices! We got two mains (that go on the injera) and one side and it was only £20 ! And we were Stuffed! If you have never eaten Ethiopian food you should just saying! But you do eat it with on hand ... Yes just one! But it's fun I promise ;) and will make your tummy happy !!!

This was my first brush with Ethiopian cuisine and I really enjoyed it!…read more The restaurant itself isn't super appealing, it's just a few tables on a tiled floor and some gaudy decorations on the walls and windows. Definitely not pretty or cozy. The staff was very friendly but unfortunately our server spoke incredibly quietly, so we had trouble understanding her over the loud music. We weren't sure what to order as neither of the four of us had ever tried Ethiopian. Our server tried to explain what/how to order, but we didn't really understand her, a combination of her English not being very clear and her speaking so quietly. We all just ended up ordering random dishes that sounded good and ran with it. The Injera, a large fermented pancake that is used to both serve the food on as well as pick it up with, was delicious! I loved the sour tangy taste it had. As we weren't aware that it was supposed to be a social sharing kind of dinner, we mostly just ate what we ordered without mixing dishes together. I did taste a bit of all dishes on the table though and everything was well spiced and very tasty. Don't let the size of the serving dishes fool you, combined with the injera, the servings are huge and very satisfying. Overall I really liked the experience but wish our server had done a better job of explaining the who style of dining beforehand. Will definitely try Ethiopian again, but probably not at this location.

Nice restaurant to eat and takeaway, they have got the best Nigerian food dishes, I would recommend…read morethis restaurant to anyone who wants to order from them, u will never forget ordering from them, u will want to come back for more again

This little gem serves delicious authentic Nigerian food. Having grown up in a house where my…read moremother would criticise the mere notion of eating out particulr at a place where the cuisine is something one east at home every other day I felt like a rebel savouring every bite! The portions are healthy and the service is standard. The location isn't great though and there can be a few questionable characters patronising the bar at timesbut overall its worth a visit especially if you wish to sample real Nigerian food!

Food, delicious, fresh, and flavorful! Service, great…read more Ambiance, clean and bright, nice atmosphere created with soft music in background! Our large group celebrated a birthday and they gave us a complimentary bottle of champagne !! Ended the evening with suya and puff puff

This place is beautiful. The food was amazing the fish was amazing cooked and huge both.. we had…read moreone that started with a P and it was seasoned to perfection and the tilapia was also great! The pepper soup was OK not spicy but still delicious. I saw this photo and decided to find who made it so if anyone is interested here he is. The service was also impeccable. We had a very colorful experiment. Definitely will be back. Love from Houston TX to UK

Wow! This was some of the best food I have had in a long, long time and over many countries! Not…read moreonly does it taste fantastic, it is beautiful. Seriously, the food is presented as a work of art. And have a cup of tea too, the cinnamon, cardamon and clove is especially good. And, to make it even better, the service was fantastic, the staff is friendly, and the prices are reasonable. With vegan this good, there's no reason to ever look at meat again.

We really enjoyed our visit to Merkato. The staff were lovely, friendly and welcoming and the…read morerestaurant had a really relaxed vibe. The food was really delicious-excellent choice for vegetarians as well as meat eaters. All in all, a great experience!

Having never had Ghanian food, I didn't really know what to expect. I think that the "owner" was…read moreamused that I came in and had no idea what I was ordering. Having said that, I thoroughly enjoyed the Kenkey and Tilapia. For those who don't know, Ghanian food tends to be eaten with your hands. Kenkey is kind of like a "dough", so you can use it to grab food. Kind of like using mashed potateoes to pick up food; kind of weird, but it works. So if you want to try something different, I'd recommend it. Super cheap relatively speaking, as well, but you get what you pay for - this place kind of looks like a restaurant in Africa.

This place is simply amazing! From the first time I visited it some 10 years ago to my recent…read morevisits this week while on vacation in London, the food is consistently fresh and tasty! They have so many great menu choices and a selection for every diet! They also serve it under an Ethiopian traditional dinnerware called Messob! ! It gives a sense of being somewhere else in time and space! From the wonderful veggie variety to tender chicken, lamb or beef, you will find dishes to please your taste buds! Queen of Sheba simply serves an amazing time no matter the occasion! Do yourselves a favor and visit the spot, it won't be your last time! Cheers!!

This place served some of the best Ethiopian food I've ever had. Their menu was also more…read morecomprehensive than most Ethiopian places I've been to. We got the doro and gomen which was my favorite because it was packed with flavor and the chicken was tender, the lamb tibs, and the shiro wet. All of it was good and kept me wanting for more at the end. We are the very last bit of injera just to soak up the flavors left on the plate. So yummy!

Popped into Wolkite spontaneously and ordered the following:…read more - Alcha Sega Wot - Doro Awaze Tibs Both the Alcha Sega Wot (curried beef) and Doro Awaze Tibs (stewed chicken) were exactly what the doctor ordered on a freezing cold day. Warming both in temperature and in their rich taste, each went down beautifully on the injera (flat bread) they came with. The injera itself was also a treat with a lovely big portion to ensure you end up at 11pm a few hours later still full. My only negative comment which may be blasphemous for all I know was that I found the injera a touch too sour but it's a minor comment if anything. One last thing is to recommend the Ethiopian herbal tea which complemented the meal wonderfully.

Lovely place and staff. Although a wee bit slow on customer service initially, hence losing one…read morestar, once acknowledged we got our food fairly quickly. I got the zimamajut (homemade cheese with goman kifto (diced, spiced greens) and my husband got the laga tibs with rice. Mine was presented beautifully with lots of injera rolls. I think my husband was surprised his lamb was diced so finely and mixed with the rice as he expected a small bowl of meat. Mine was definitely the tastier option; a bit spicy but more bursting with flavour. Well-done and a good-sized portion with the Injera. For £7.50 it's a steal. My husband praised the Ethiopian coffee as well as strong and not bitter. I would definitely return here again with the huge menu including loads of veg options. We've missed solid Ethiopian food and this hit the spot!