Reviews
What Tess C doesn't like about Abyssinian Restaurant:
We came with a cudo offer for a mesob banquet with 6 dishes and injeri bread. It's a large venue and very laid back which is lovely. The food when it arrived was a huge serve and with 6 different dishes, it was interesting to work out what the flavours were. We enjoyed the experience but did find the flavours, especially in the beef dish to be quite raw in spice and very hot. The bread is unusual, very sponge like an... View all feedback. What Julie J likes about Abyssinian Restaurant:
Loved this experience of eating Ethiopian style with our fingers using the beautiful light “bread” to pick up the very tasty, not overly spiced food to eat. The owner was very friendly and informative about the food and his country. The food was delicious and we would definitely return for some more wonderful Ethiopian food. Highly recommend this place. Lots of atmosphere as well View all feedback.
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Ambiance: 7 / 10 The girls were going to a show at the Theby Theatre which started at 7pm, we needed early sustenance and therefore, the place was e...
read moreYum yum yum!!! Service was lovely, beautiful warm atmosphere and the food was like nothing I've ever tasted before. DELICIOUS!! Will definitely be back!!!
Brighton Beau and I braved another cold, wet, windy Adelaide night to try this Ethiopian restaurant located on Henley Beach Road, just a stone's throw out...
read moreDelicious food and friendly service. We had the mosab share plate with injera bread and thoroughly enjoyed it. Great flavours and textures. Thanks Abyssinian.
Loved the injera, though it was weird we got three pieces between 2 people. However I was left starving, I would need two mains to be full. Perhaps this was jus...
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read moreA comprehensive article reviewing a restaurant offering Ethiopian cuisine showcases a variety of perspectives from different diners. The overall atmosphere is described as warm and inviting, with communal dining of sharing platters on massive spongy bread adding to the unique experience. The food is highlighted for its delicious flavors, with some dishes receiving praise for being spicy but not overwhelming. Service is deemed friendly and casual, though some diners noted longer wait times for ordering. The value for money is emphasized, with ample servings and the option for a mesob banquet with multiple dishes. Overall, the restaurant is recommended for those looking to try something new and experience authentic Ethiopian cuisine in a relaxed setting. Reservations are suggested due to the small size of the venue.
Went on Saturday night and had a so so experience. I dont want to be too harsh as it looks like a family restaurant and I hope they do well but I feel it could...
read moreI really enjoy coming to the Abyssinian. It has had a change of owner , but the food is still excellent . It is also very good value for money . The new owners...
read moreI dined here last night with a group of friends, we had the vegan share plate and WOW! It was so delicious! I can’t wait to go back again! Added bonus there was...
read moreLoved this experience of eating Ethiopian style with our fingers using the beautiful light “bread” to pick up the very tasty, not overly spiced food to eat. The...
read moreOur daughter and son-in-law regularly eat Ethiopian food (vegetarian) and invited us to join them at the restaurant they eat at. Unfortunately, it was closed an...
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