| Step inside the doors of Harambe and you might as well consider yourself in Ethiopia. Everything from the thatched roofing and the art adorning the walls (and ceiling), to the tasty, good-value food is, as restaurateur Dershaye Tessema proudly proclaims, 80% Ethiopian.
There are a range of authentic dishes (many of them vegetarian) including the national dish, doro wot, a slow-cooked chicken stew made with Ethiopian spiced butter and hot pepper. Tessema also cheerfully prepares the "softest bread in the world", injera, a pancake-like bread that he says is the secret to the Ethiopian people's strength thanks to its abundance of vital nutrients.
Chef: Dershaye Tessema
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