This was another Ethiopian restaurant that I went to in Toronto…read more I love Ethiopian food, so I definitely wanted to get some on my vacation. I got the Doro Watt, which is like a savory chicken stew on the Enjera bread. A lot of Ethiopian cooking is hardy sauces, and stews to be eaten with the bread . This one even came with a hard boiled egg . The service is always nice at Ethiopian restaurants. They're not typically packed, but they are a niche style of dining, so when they have customers the weight staff are typically extremely friendly and it feels like you're eating at somebody's home.

Got the meat combination for 2. The dishes were decent, though below average. The spicy dishes were…read morevery spicy. The chicken was almost inedible. The decor is quite nice.

If there was more than 5*, I would have been given it…read more We came to Toronto for vacation for 10 days, and since we came, we have been going to Selam restaurant every day for dinner. We have been to many Ethiopian restaurants around US and other part of the world but no other Ethnic food is better than Selam Restaurant. The food is very delicious and the customer service is one of its kind. I will recommend to everyone to try this healthy and delicious food with welcoming and warm hospitality.

This place is around Odsingtom and Bloor parking is around the residential area. The place is…read moreclean, nicely decorated have friendly servers. We sat in the front where there is like a tent and you could see outside interestingly enough after the front area you have the bar area and then the back area. Most of the people decided to sit at the back area, (more condensed tables) which I feel less cosy. There was a tent area in the very back, set up for a large group.In any case, it's great that they serve a variety of alcoholic drinks and has lounge atmosphere in the front area. They play instrumental music without lyrics that is very relaxing. Ordered the SELAM special for two it included three veggies and the chicken and beef tins which were not a lot of meat to be honest so we added a side of kitfo which was actually a good portion of meat. If I had the SELAM special for two without adding the extra, I would've been very disappointed as the meat amount is very little. The cost was $40 for the platter and $12 extra for the kitfo.

I rarely get to have Ethiopian food where I live in the States and thought this would be a good…read moreplace to get some near our hotel while we're visiting. This place has a quaint vibe to it and the menu is fairly straightforward. I came with my wife and we were seated right when we walked in. We know portion sizes can be fairly large when Ethiopian food and we didn't want leftovers so opted for their veggie combo for 1. It was actually a good size for us to share and not feel too full. The combo comes with 6 items plus the mixed green salad. The items were all well cooked, I enjoyed the lentils but was 50/50 on things I really enjoyed vs though were okay but that was more of a personal food preference vs the item was good/bad. Overall, I'm glad we stopped in.

I was walking by and noticed they had a veggie platter for $10. I hadn't thought of dinner yet, so…read moreI ordered it to go of course! It's covid right now. There were greens! Plus lots of lentils, their shiro wat was quite spicy but very flavourful. It was 4pm and they had just opened and everything was already made. It definitely hit the spot. I didn't give it 4 stars only because I found the cabbage didn't sit well with me. Now I know cabbage has a reputation but normally I don't find it bothers me I'll try it again to see.

I've eaten Ethiopian a few times in Toronto but this was the best. Ordered Geba Weta, tibs of…read moretender meat, onion, chillies, and perfect spice (I don't have an accurate description of the dish). Served with injera and salad. Easily enough for two to share. Super yum!

I have never tried this type of food, probably because I'm at home in front of my monitors all day,…read morebut lemme tell you, this food is. haha am i funny?

We can't speak to the authenticity, but we loved the platter for 2 from here. Every dish that came…read morewith it was delicious. I saved every last bit and licked the plate clean when I finished the leftovers. It was absolutely worth it and absolutely delicious. Perhaps it is altered for foreigners' tastes, but it worked on us. We will be going back here and it has also opened us up to explore more Ethiopian cuisine. Important to eat with your hands and use the injera bread to scoop up the flavourful dishes. We ate this during the pandemic so it was take-out. The pick up experience was pleasant. The lady running the place was very nice and we would love to dine in when restrictions are lifted as the restaurant itself looks nice, clean, and inviting.

What a cozy and relaxed restaurant. I love the ambience! Such a nice take on Ethiopian culture. I…read moreloved the veggie platter I ordered. Perfect for sharing for two people. Very lovely experience here. We even got a rose bucket to wipe our hands. Check them out if your in and around Christie pits. Relatively inexpensive, especially if you use a groupon.