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  1. Selam

    Ethiopian

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    Incense drifts through a room dressed in woven fabrics and turquoise seating, which is an unexpectedly cheerful setup for a shopping center corner. This Ethiopian and Eritrean restaurant brings the combination platter, a wide spread of stews and injera, as the clearest way in for newcomers. The menu leans meat but covers plant-based dishes too, and the berbere-spiced stews arrive boldly flavored without being aggressive about it.

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    • Combination platter

      “The combination platter is a great way to sample a bevy of bites, including the beef key wot seasoned with berbere, beef alecha wot rich with turmeric”

      Michelin Guide
    • Beef key wot

      “including the beef key wot seasoned with berbere”

      Michelin Guide
    • Beef alecha wot

      “beef alecha wot rich with turmeric”

      Michelin Guide
    • Gomen

      “gomen, or stewed collard greens”

      Michelin Guide

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