Nunu Ethiopian is a cozy restaurant in New York, NY, specializing in serving authentic Ethiopian cuisine.
Generated from their business information, it's located at 2100 Amsterdam Ave, New York, NY 10032.
Nunu Ethiopian is a hidden treasure!
A tiny sliver of a place run by warm and hospitable people with amazing fresh and frozen Ethiopian spice pastes, flavorful herb butters, and spongey injera flatbreads the size of a giant frisbee.
I bought injera, kolo, some spices, bulla etc in multiple occasions.
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The products are delicious and great.
She's so gracious and respectful.
I love the owner's customer service skills.
I went to get frozen gluten free injera, and while I was there they let me try their qwanta (Ethiopian spiced beef jerky).
It was sooo good, I bought a package and have been...
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Wonderful place!
Shiro different sizes & berebere, and so much more all in one spot!
Nunu was very...
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10 fresh injera for $12.
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The best Ethiopian restaurants in Toronto buzz with the fragrant, fiery, fresh flavours of East African cuisine.
Family-style vegetarian platters and meat-heavy combos allow a robust sampling of the kitchen's fortes, though à la carte tibs, wot, azifa and more suffice for smaller appetites.
There's no shortage of flavour to be found in the wealth of dishes at this Danforth East spot.
Preface a traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony with a feast of generously flavoured food at this cozy Danforth East destination.
Sun streams into this modern Scarborough spot as diners tuck into Ethiopian dishes, both traditional and with a twist.
Here, sambusas whet the appetite for beyaynetu platters and tibs top taco shells and avocado toasts.
At this lively Bloorcourt spot, diners settle in for an abundance of dishes hailing from Eritrea and Ethiopia.
Despite the name, dishes at this West Queen West spot - from tibs to kifto and doro wat - hew closely to tradition.
It's in the contemporary space, modern plating and house-made cocktails that the "fusion" lies.
Thanks to live music and a packed house, weekends are bumping at this lasting Danforth East restaurant.
Every other day? Regulars roll into this veteran Yonge & Wellesley spot for homey dishes served with a generous side of hospitality.
On Danforth East, this comfortable spot regales diners with lavish platters of plant-based Ethiopian and Eritrean fare.
With dozens of options to choose from, begin with a signature drink and savour the decision-making process.
