Injera - הרצליה

Mediterranean, Ethiopian, Kosher, Vegetarian

Injera

Injera
4.0 / 5 (8 reviews)

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Last update: 17.01.2026 from: DanielaBerk

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★ 4 / 5 from 8 reviews
danielaberk
08.08.2023

I loved the vegan binto dish! We ordered it for takeout due to COVID-19, but I am excited to dine in at the restaurant soon because the atmosphere there is so pleasant.

ilankeshet
08.08.2023

We absolutely adore this restaurant and visit it nearly every week. They offer a fantastic vegan menu that is both affordable and delicious. Our go-to favorite is the two-person vegan bento meal, which includes a variety of traditional dishes.

kkrajcik-chef07
08.08.2023

I stumbled upon Injera by chance while walking by and was drawn in by the large sign advertising vegetarian and vegan options. The restaurant had only been open for a week in June 2019, but it provided a delightful and authentic Ethiopian dining experience. From the delicious food to the incredibly friendly service and traditional decor, everything about Injera was fantastic. The menu, featuring both vegan and non-vegan dishes, was concise and well-executed. I was pleased to learn that separate dishes were used to prepare the non-vegan options. My dining companion and I shared the two-person vegan meal, which included traditional Injera bread, a lentil stew, a slow-cooked vegetable stew, a salad, and a unique Ethiopian-style chickpea hummus. The daily stews may vary slightly. I found the Injera at Injera to be the best I've had so far, although I am not very experienced with Ethiopian cuisine. After our meal, the owner kindly served us a traditional Ethiopian snack of roasted wheat. The prices were very reasonable, and we even received a couple of soft drinks included with our meal. The tropical fruit juice I had was delicious and from a brand I hadn't tried before. Although Injera is not a fancy restaurant and is located in an older area of the city, I recommend not letting its appearance deter you from the delicious and authentic experience it offers.

We love this place, visit him almost every week. You have a dedicated vegan menu with affordable and delicious options. Our favorite is the two people vegan beinto meal Wihice comes with an assortment of traditional dishes

ishmlqysh
18.03.2023

I noticed Injera randomly during the walk and was attracted by the great sign that announced vegetarian and vegan options. It turns out that the restaurant opened a week ago (from June 2019) and is a wonderful authentic experience for Ethiopian cuisine. All about Injera was great from the delicious cuisine to the extremely friendly service and the traditional decor. The menu is short and simple, half vegan and half non vegan dishes (I was told that not vegan dishes are prepared with separate dishes. We shared the two people vegan meal, the Injera (traditional Ethiopian bread, a lentil pot, a slowly cooked vegetable stew, a salad and a truly unique Ethiopian style chickpea hummus. These stews can change depending on the day. I thought the Injera served in this restaurant was the best of all I tasted in the past (although I will admit that I did not experience super with Ethiopian foods. After the meal, the owner served us a traditional Ethiopian snack of roasted wheat. The meal was very cheap, and also a few soft drinks (I enjoyed a can of tropical fruit juice just a can, but tasted great and it was a brand that I did not see in the past. It is worth noting that this restaurant is not fantastic, but a small local business in an older area of the city, but don't let yourself be of the delicious and authentic experience.

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