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Awash Ethiopian Restaurant

Ethiopian, Vegan Veggie Combo

4.4food Outstanding for vegans

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Top tips

Ask about: uncertain ingredients

Order the vegan veggie combo; reviewers highlight the flavorful misir wot, alicha ater-kik, and shiro alongside the greens and cabbage.
Good to know: Check whether extra injera carries an additional charge before accepting it.

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Ask the owner about ingredients and spice levels when ordering, especially if choosing stews that may need to be made without butter.
Try the Ethiopian ginger tea, which one reviewer singled out.

People mention

No standout dish yet. People mention shiro, vegetarian combo and veggie combo.

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Also alicha ater-kik, combo, combo platter, honey wine, misir wot, platter and stew.

Good for

The vibe: groups

Praised for friendly service, lively atmosphere and attentive service.

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Also praised for generous portions, cozy atmosphere and fast service.

Good to know

Lunch, dinner, takeout
Cards and mobile pay

About

Awash serves Ethiopian stews with injera from a dining area tucked inside an Ethiopian market; the vegan veggie combo brings lentils, split peas, chickpea shiro, cabbage, and collard greens together family-style. It’s a casual, unconventional setting, and diners praise the owner’s guidance on dishes and spice levels, though service can be uneven and one reviewer found the pricing unclear.