Suggestions for African Restaurant near Seattle

Andres M. • November 13, 2016The sweet potato chips and veggie pastries were amazing, the couscous was delicious too

Nicol C. • August 6, 2014This place makes the most delicious food. Fried fish & goat - order ugabi and the greens. Also ask about the cabbage, it isn't on the menu but it's worth getting. Oh, and the hot sauce is perfect!

Nathan C. • June 2, 2013I recommend the veggie combo and the Yebeg Wot, you can feed four people with these two dishes, and it's oh so tasty.

Celeste T. • September 11, 2017Goat is great!

Edomia zaide B. • July 21, 2017Don't be fooled by the exterior, some of the best Ethiopian food you can find comes out of Cafe Selam's kitchen. Try the Dabo Firfir or Foul for breakfast, it's their specialty.

Kwasi A. • December 10, 2011Nice ambiance _ about to have Coffee and fine Ethiopian cuisine

Tracy T. • April 6, 2011Delicious! However your hands do smell like food afterwards. The spices in the meats and veggies are super flavorful. Come hungry and bring atleast one or two people with you, it's a lot of food!

Connald M. • November 15, 2014Sunset Combo! Cheap (price, not quality!), extremely delicious, easily feeds 2 with leftovers for another meal (leftovers themselves could feed 2). Owner is a friendly lady, can't help but love her

Gia L. • August 19, 2023Every single thing we ate was delicious and the honey wine was excellent.

Charlie L. • May 30, 2018I can’t believe I just tried this place for the first time! Hands down the best Ethiopian food in Seattle. If you’re near by, you’ve got to check this place out.

Jeff M. • December 4, 2009Try their Chicken Tikka. It is outstanding!

Laurentia H. • March 5, 2015Their lamb tibbs and gomen be siga (collard green & beef) are the best in town. Come early since they often run out of the latter one!

Eva-Lise C. • October 25, 2013Excellent chai; unsweetened & served with a pot of honey.

Glenn N. • February 24, 2015Veggie combo is super good and legit and feeds two people for like $12. They play a lot of rad 90s rnb. Blessed 🙏

Jon W. • November 20, 2011It's polite to only use your right hand when eating Ethiopian food. The left hand is considered unclean.

deva • December 5, 2013Veggie combo is nom, and plenty for two.

Anna S. • May 31, 2013The shiro feses and misir wot (whole lentils) were AMAZING.

Eva-Lise C. • April 7, 2014Delicious! All-teff (gluten-free) injera available on request.

Jen A. • December 25, 2015I get the beef tibs every time.

Nene B. • April 27, 2013If you are craving Ethiopian food, Dukem is the place to be! It's worth the drive to Burien and ample parking available. Decent servings for the prices! Can't wait to stop by again!

Aleena W. • June 30, 2010Injeras are soft,fluffy and unlimited. vegetables are fresh and meats are well seasoned, well spiced and tasty! Any standard meal on the menu is enough to be shared between 2 ppl! Closed on weds.