Die besten Restaurants mit Athiopisches restaurant Essen in Duisburg

Lemlem is a small restaurant divided into two areas. There's a bar and reception at the front entrance, and a dining area at the back. The restaurant is very clean, and the walls are decorated with Ethiopian motifs. I found the tablecloth and the wobbly chairs a bit annoying. Lemlem is run solely by its owner. She is a friendly woman with a strong personality who takes great care to explain her dishes in detail and present them attractively. Nevertheless, a visit to Lemlem doesn't feel like a restaurant visit, but rather like eating at your mother's, thanks to the owner's direct and honest manner. The food is very delicious. All dishes are freshly prepared. The portions are quite large and filling. The Ethiopian coffee is especially worth trying. The prices are on the higher end. Unfortunately, the restaurant is currently suffering from a typically German, seemingly endless construction site, which has forced it into a difficult-to-access dead end. This makes Lemlem all the more dependent on the support of its guests. Lemlem is definitely an experience you should try at least once. Despite a few minor flaws, Lemlem impresses with its authentic food, unique atmosphere, and the owner's personal touch. Anyone with a taste for Ethiopian cuisine should definitely try it. Unfortunately, I forgot to take a photo of the food. But I'll do that at the next opportunity.