Cafe Omo - Carta

Just ate some fasting food as well as “Ye Bere Siga Tibs”. Taste is nice and Ethiopian like. Place is also cozy and comfy.

My friend and I decided to go eat and we spontaneously walked by the Omo. The food was really good and the staff was friendly. Would go again.

We tried ethiopian cusine for the first time and was realy suprised. The spices are someting special and very good tasting. We will definitely come back at our next munich Trip Ver carta

everything was excellent. from very hospitable people in a great atmosphere, to the delicious special food, to the beautiful Ethiopian music in the background. I feel that I'd love to go back to bed, just to eat again!

this restaurant was an absolutely great discovery. eating was more than delicious - the owner shared all his knowledge about the dishes to make sure we knew about the vegetarian (even vegan!) options. this place and the owner had a real desire to share and exchange, which is rarely found in good restaurants, making them feel like a very welcome guest at their table! I will recommend this restaurant to anyone we know for a delicious and warm experience!

The food was fine. We all liked trying a new type of food, but I don’t think we enjoyed it so much that we will be going back. The restaurant does not accept credit cards but they do take the Giro card. The menu was...written in English, German and another language (Ethiopian The restaurant was not busy, when we arrived there was one other couple there. Our group of three were sat at a very small table for two. We pulled another small table over to accommodate the third person but the server told us we could not use the second table. Turns out everyone shares from one large bowl. The service was good, the food didn’t take too long and we enjoyed trying a new type of food. Ver carta

I have been three times to Cafe Omo, because apparently I have too short a memory, or too much optimism. All three times the injera is just... wrong. Cold, non-elastic, doesn't taste of teff flour or sourdough. Super disappointing. The worst visit the whole place...smelled of bleach (pre-covid no less) which while comforting that they seem to keep things clean, is not the best smell for stimulating appetite. The food is OK, different dishes with different levels of success. Also, although they claim to accept cards for payment, on all three occasions they said AFTER the meal that the machine was broken and we could only pay with cash... which required a minute round-trip walk to the distant...

I'd fallen in love with the Omo before the pandemic, and of course I keep getting the ToGo during the lockdown regularly, cause it Is just not the food that can be substituted by home cooking, as it might be an option for some other...types of dishes. For the pre-covid eating in, I absolutely love the atmosphere of the family run restaurant, very heart warming treatment of guests (don't want to label it as a service, because it is a very warmly atmosphere in there) and of course the delicious food that is very various for vegetarians and vegan in all three stages (appetisers, main dishes and desserts). The best thing, in my opinion, is the correlation between price and quality that makes Omo...

We decided to visit new places once a month and this time we went to Omo. The atmosphere was more or less authentic, but still with a lot of European stuff. I expected more. The dishes were served on the metal plates with some kind...of pan cakes which was new and interesting. The waiter was great, kind and helping. There were only tables occupied, two more were free, and the other were reserved (it didn't seem that many would come, but I can't judge. We were there till pm). We got our main course ready in minutes, the starters in the tee was served right away. We didn't like the food. Not for the price. The portion of mixed starters for cost euros and is rather for one person. I wonder what... Ver carta