Frequently Asked Questions

What is Eritrean Food Like?

If you ever had Ethiopian food, then you are ready for Eritrean food. Like the Ethiopian tradition, traditional Eritrean food is also served in a family-style.

Did you Know?

Eritreans commonly scoop up food and put it in the mouth of a friend or family member as a sign of affection?

What is the difference between Eritrean and Ethiopian Restaurants?

The most obvious difference is the language: Eritreans speak Tigrinya and Ethiopians speak Amharic. A dish of chicken stew is often called Tsebhi Derho for instance, but its Amharic name is Doro Wot.

Almost all Eritrean and Ethiopian cuisines are the same except the Eritrean cuisine tends to be lighter with less seasoned, and that Eritrean restaurants tend to also include more Italian and Middle eastern options like spaghetti and Ful.