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Lalibela Ethiopian Restaurant
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Veg-options
Beer/Wine
African, Ethiopian
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Ethiopian food in central Oslo. Offers a variety of dishes that are traditionally vegan suitable made with potatoes, veggies, legumes. Food comes with injera. Hosts music nights and Ethiopian coffee ceremony. Open Tue-Thu 2:00pm-10:00pm, Fri-Sat 2:00pm-11:00pm.
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Added by sasham on 31 Aug 2014
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9 Reviews
First Review by Aurora Furuseth
sorenmarie
Points +43
Great vegan options, lovely people - Edit
Love it! Lovely atmosphere - depending on what you like - and a true staple for Oslofolk :—)
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PaulínaŽákovská
Points +915
Nice and exotic - Edit
The vegan choices are not really clearly labeled and there are only a few of them. The staff was friendly and the food was good but nothing special. It is good if you want to try something new like Ethiopian cuisine.
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LinneaSahlgaard
Points +266
Tasty ethiopian food! - Edit
I think we tried a bit of all the vegan options and it was really tasty! There were no one else in the restaurant when we were there, I think they deserve more customers.
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VeganNomad111
Points +24
Delicious!!!! - Edit
Not the flashiest place but cosy, warm and smells amazing! The menu clearly identifies the many vegan options. I had the vegan beyeaynetu, which has six different dishes that are eaten with injera (slightly sour flatbread), but they can give you rice and a fork if you like. It was filling, flavourful and nutritious. Great authentic Ethiopian food and a lovely relaxing meal!!
Read morePros: Delicious authentic food, Smells great, Good portion size
Cons: Bit pricey - to be expected in Norway
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mthauland
Points +99
Empty for people! - Edit
I ate there today. The food was edible and they use some good spices but it's mainly not made with fresh food. Taste like they use a lot of canned ingredients/vegetables. Like the spinach I got. It would have been so much better tast if it was prepared from fresh spinach and vegetables instead. ( I ate nr 14) I was there 1 1/2 hour and did NOT see ANY other people there! That is usually a bad sign. I'm not coming back.
Read morePros: Very silent, Sit down where you want (all seats is available!)
Cons: Mainly made of canned/frozen ingredients,, Empty for people!
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annaoslo
Points +467
Amazing food, nice casual atmosphere - Edit
I totally recommend the vegan special. You get two kinds of injera (sourdough flatbread) and 5-7ish different lentil and vegetable sauces on top. The kind of sauces varies from time to time so you get to try different things. The restaurant is run by a really friendly couple.
Read morePros: The food!, Reasonably priced
Cons: None
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Thunderbeest
Points +186
Mid price African - Edit
The place is not where most food places are and that's probably why there's not that many people when I went there (a Sunday). The food was about 180 NOK but the portions is good because of all the 'lefse' you get with it. Really tasty, but not the nicest restaurant from atmosphere.
Read morePros: Big portion
Cons: Price, Atmosphere
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najaheya
Points +124
Great food! - Edit
Lalibela has four vegan option on the menu, and the food is really great.
Read moreThe staff could pay a bit more attention to the customers, don't be in a hurry when you eat here.
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Aurora Furuseth
Points +52
Great food! - Edit
Tasty food, good portion size, and several clearly marked vegan-friendly options.
Read morePros: A variety of vegan dishes, Vegan options clearly marked, Great taste
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