
Ethiopian chicken stew, eggs & sides
Doro Wat
For someone drawn to a rich chicken stew. Try a little sauce with injera, then explore the egg and other accompaniments.
Explore this plateGOOD FOOD STARTS WITH WHAT YOU ENJOY
The best plate for you depends on what you love to eat. Perhaps it is a richly sauced bite, the browned edge of meat or the chance to try several vegetables together. Start with that preference and let it lead you towards something new.
Use this Taste of Ethiopia guide to compare three different starting points. Read what is on each photographed plate, then ask the team about the preparation available for your visit.

THREE WAYS TO FIND YOUR FAVOURITE

Ethiopian chicken stew, eggs & sides
For someone drawn to a rich chicken stew. Try a little sauce with injera, then explore the egg and other accompaniments.
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Browned meat, onions & peppers
For someone who enjoys seared meat and onion. Compare a bite of meat on its own with a little pepper alongside.
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Split-pea stew & colourful vegetable sides
For someone interested in smooth stew and a variety of vegetables. Taste the centre first, then work around the surrounding servings.
Explore this plateBEFORE YOU DECIDE
Tell the team your preference before ordering. The heat depends on the current dish, sauce and condiments; colour alone does not tell you how spicy a serving will be.
Ask for fully cooked meat and confirm each preparation before ordering. Some Ethiopian dishes, including kitfo-style preparations, may also be offered raw or lightly cooked.
Open a plate guide, take a closer look and choose what sounds good to you.