Assab Eritrean

Interesting experience. I've never had Eritrean good before so it was really fun to eat using your hands from a shared plate, using the bread to scoop the food. The appetizers we order were delicious, but they came with the wrong filling - we order the beef but got the vegetable one. Overall a nice experience, good for parties of 3 or more people.

Always amazing. Lentils to die for. Wonderfully sour injera. The best place to get a special intimate experience with your love or friends. Perfectly consistent delightful flavors for all the years I have been going here. Now that I no longer live in the city, I will travel from hours away to get my fix. Great staff! Dig in!

Very nice and modest neighborhood Eritrean/Ethiopian restaurant. Previously had ordered take-out from here and liked it enough to come back and dine in this time. Ordered the beef roundtip place (Kelfi?) and the veggie sampler. Way more than enough for two people to share. Comes with a generous serving of anjari (bread). Service is friendly and prompt in this family run restaurant and we both left full and satisfied. Loved loved loved the beef dish. It has this rich sauce that reminds me of mole and has such depth of flavor, it's amazing.

As a vegan, my go-to order is their veggie platter which offers a variety of unique flavors from all the other Eritrean/Ethiopian restaurants I've tried in the Bay Area and SoCal. It tastes so home-cooked and comforting. The ambience is great for a date and family dinner. My non-vegan family enjoyed their samosas very much. Even my 8 y.o. niece who's very picky with foods! They also have the best injeras I've ever tried. The only thing I wish they'd improve on is the service of their older male server who can be grumpy at times.