Ethiopian Restaurant in Las Vegas, NV

Injera is a soft, slightly sour flatbread that is a staple of Ethiopian meals. Stews and other dishes are often served on top of it, and it is used to scoop up the food. Ask the restaurant how it serves it.

Traditionally the food is eaten with injera and the right hand, but you can ask for cutlery. The staff can tell you how it works.

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Many menus include dishes without meat, but ask how each dish is cooked. Do not assume a dish has no animal products. Pros Around does not hold menus or ingredients.

Not necessarily. The grain used can differ, and some injera is mixed with wheat. Tell the restaurant about your allergy and ask how the dish is made, including what it is cooked in and with. Pros Around does not hold menus or ingredients, so the kitchen is the only reliable source. Ask again each visit, because recipes can change.

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