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AFTER HOURS: Zenebech Celebrates Classic Ethiopian Cuisine

By Ye Bin Won February 15, 2019

At an Ethiopian or Eritrean table, a meal isn’t a meal without injera: a thin, spongy flatbread made of teff flour, a type of grain found in Eastern Africa. In many homes, the stew, vegetables and meat...

Hump Day Chomp: Dukem

Hump Day Chomp: Dukem

By Cristina Serra and Cristina Serra October 22, 2014

Hump Day Chomp is a new weekly posting that intends, perhaps unsuccessfully, to make your Hump day a bit less humpy. We’ve found restaurants that are (mostly) cheap, rarely visited by our Georgetown...

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One of the spreads served at Dukem Ethiopian Restaurant.

A Taste of Ethiopia

By Yiwen Hu August 22, 2014

For me, the quest of restaurant exploration has become a journey of discovery — one of exotic cuisine types, unique usage of herbs, and previously unknown flavors. Being a foodie is a blessing, for...

African

By Lindsay Lee February 1, 2013

Dahlak Restaurant | 1771 U St. NW  Get your hands a little dirty and experience real Ethiopian food. The most popular and cost-effective dishes are the vegetarian combination and Dahlak tibsi combination....

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