
Traditional Eritrean Cuisine
Our Menu
Authentic flavours of East Africa
Every dish is prepared from scratch using authentic Eritrean recipes, fresh ingredients, and spices — including berbere imported directly from Eritrea.
Starters
Ful Medames
A hearty and comforting dish of slow-cooked fava beans seasoned with olive oil, garlic, tomatoes, and aromatic spices. A beloved East African breakfast staple full of rich flavour. Served with homemade bread.
Jrjr Salad
Fresh arugula tossed with tomatoes, onions, herbs, and a light citrus dressing, creating a refreshing and peppery salad with vibrant flavours. Served with homemade bread.
Ades Salad
A wholesome lentil salad featuring tender lentils, fresh vegetables, herbs, and a zesty dressing for a nutritious and satisfying start. Served with homemade bread.
Spiced Lentil Soup
A warming soup made with red lentils, onions, garlic, and traditional Eritrean spices, slow-simmered to create a comforting and flavourful bowl. Served with homemade bread.
Frittata
An Eritrean-style omelet prepared with eggs, onions, tomatoes, peppers, and fragrant spices, cooked until fluffy and golden.
Panino
Freshly baked bread filled with your choice of savoury ingredients, grilled to perfection for a warm and satisfying bite.
House Fries with Berbere Aioli
Crispy golden fries served with a creamy house-made aioli infused with berbere, Eritrea's signature spice blend.
Traditional Starchy Dishes
Fitfit Kicha
Torn pieces of traditional flatbread mixed with your choice of spicy vegan silsi or savoury qanta silsi, creating a hearty and comforting Eritrean favourite.
Ge'at
A traditional Eritrean porridge made from wheat flour and served with seasoned butter and spicy berbere sauce for a rich and authentic experience.
Fata
Fresh bread layered with your choice of vegan silsi or meat-based silsi, soaked in flavourful sauce and finished with aromatic spices.
Non-Vegetarian Dishes
Tibsi
Tender cubes of beef sautéed with onions, peppers, tomatoes, and traditional spices, served sizzling with injera.
Qanta
Air-dried seasoned beef slowly cooked in a rich berbere sauce, offering deep, bold flavours unique to Eritrean cuisine.
Tsebhi Derho
Eritrea's national chicken stew featuring tender chicken and a boiled egg simmered in a flavourful berbere sauce, served with fresh injera.
Zigni
A rich and spicy beef stew slow-cooked with onions, tomatoes, garlic, and berbere, delivering layers of traditional Eritrean flavour.
Dlot
A traditional delicacy made from finely chopped beef, liver, and tripe sautéed with clarified butter, herbs, and spices.
Thlo
A hearty traditional dish made with roasted barley flour served with a flavourful meat stew and seasoned butter, enjoyed communally in Eritrean culture.
Vegan Dishes
Shiro
A silky and flavourful chickpea stew simmered with onions, garlic, tomatoes, and traditional spices. One of Eritrea's most beloved vegan dishes.
Silsi
A vibrant tomato-based stew cooked with onions, garlic, peppers, and spices, offering a light yet flavourful accompaniment to injera.
Ades
Tender lentils slow-cooked with onions, tomatoes, garlic, and mild spices for a nourishing and satisfying vegan stew.
Alcha
A mild and aromatic turmeric-infused vegetable stew featuring potatoes, carrots, and cabbage cooked to perfection.
Keyih Sur
A colourful beetroot stew prepared with onions and traditional seasonings, offering a naturally sweet and earthy flavour.
Hilbet
A creamy whipped legume dish made from lentils and fenugreek, known for its smooth texture and unique traditional flavour.
Hamli
Fresh collard greens sautéed with onions, garlic, and spices, creating a simple yet delicious Eritrean vegetable dish.
Hot Drinks
Spiced Tea
A fragrant blend of black tea infused with traditional spices such as cardamom, cinnamon, and cloves.
Eritrean Coffee
Freshly roasted and brewed coffee prepared in the traditional Eritrean style, offering a rich aroma and smooth, full-bodied flavour.
Fresh Juices
Mango Juice
Refreshing juice made from ripe, sweet mangoes.
Guava Juice
A tropical and fragrant juice bursting with natural sweetness and flavour.
Spris
A layered Eritrean fruit blend featuring mango, papaya, strawberry, and avocado for a rich, creamy, and refreshing treat.
Signature Refreshers
Habesha Sunset
A tropical blend of mango, lime, honey, ginger, sparkling water, and fresh mint for a bright and refreshing finish.
Red Sea Breeze
A vibrant fusion of pomegranate, grapefruit, hibiscus, and Seven Up, balancing sweetness with a refreshing citrus twist.
Asmara Ginger Cooler
Fresh ginger, lemon, honey, and soda water combined to create a crisp and invigorating beverage.
Keren Pineapple Heat
A lively mix of pineapple, lime, and ginger delivering the perfect balance of sweetness, citrus, and spice.
Eritrean Alcoholic Beverages
Asmara Beer
Eritrea's iconic premium lager, known for its crisp, smooth taste and refreshing finish.
Zebib Areqi
A traditional Eritrean spirit distilled from grapes and infused with aromatic herbs, offering a bold and distinctive flavour.
Asmara Gin
A smooth Eritrean gin featuring botanical notes and a clean, refreshing character.
Asmara Cognac
A rich and refined Eritrean cognac with warming notes and a smooth finish.
Asmara Fernet
A traditional herbal liqueur with complex botanical flavours and a pleasantly bitter finish.
Canadian Alcoholic Beverages
Beer
A selection of local and imported beers ranging from crisp lagers to flavourful ales.
Red Wine
A curated selection of red wines featuring rich fruit flavours and smooth finishes.
White Wine
A refreshing selection of white wines with bright acidity and delicate aromas.
Vodka
Premium vodka served neat, on the rocks, or in your favourite cocktail.
Whiskey
A carefully selected whiskey offering rich character, depth, and warmth.
Rum
Smooth and versatile rum with notes of caramel, vanilla, and spice.
Tequila
Premium tequila featuring clean agave flavours and a smooth finish, perfect for sipping or cocktails.
Served with love and tradition.
In Eritrean tradition, food is shared. Most dishes are served communally on a large injera-lined platter. We encourage you to eat together — it is the Eritrean way.