Menu from Meskerem Ethiopian Restaurant
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegan
Vegetarian
Platters
Feseg Baeyaynetu
Combination of cubed chicken, lamb and beef seasoned with fresh herbs.
Ye Tsom Bebyanetu Special
Assorted vegetarian dishes seleced by our head chef
Ye Fesg Kirchat
A selection of different vegetarian dishes selected by our head chef
Derek Tibs
Fried cubed filet of beef marinated in onions and exotic herbs
Doro Wot
Chicken Stew slowly cooked a rich flavour of herbs spices and chilli.
Kitfo Special (Extra charge for Kocho)
Vegetarian
Goman
Spinach cooked with garlic, chilli and olive oil
Alicha
Mild curry dish with carrots, beans and cabbage
Shiro
Finely ground chickpeas, cooked in olive oil
More about the restaurant: Meskerem Ethiopian Restaurant
Ethiopian and East African restaurants are a growing trend in the foodie circles of London, and down on Wandsworth Road in Lambeth, you can find out what the fuss is all about for yourself. Meskerem Ethiopian Restaurant provides both the expat community with a taste of home and the culinary adventurers of South London with an entry point into this enthralling, largely undiscovered cuisine.
Frequently asked questions
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Thinking about making a Meskerem Ethiopian Restaurant booking?
Ethiopian food, such as that on offer at Meskerem Ethiopian Restaurant on Wandsworth Road in Lambeth, contains a variety of flavours and techniques that set it apart from other East African and international cuisines. The food is based – metaphorically and literally – on injera, a sourdough flatbread that doubles up as plate and serving method, and boasts a taste that is quite unique in London and beyond.
Alongside – or more accurately, on top of – this is the wat, a base stew that informs almost all Ethiopian cooking. Most dishes are much spicier than those of neighbouring East African or Arabic cuisines, and feature far more vegan dishes, due to the traditions of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, which often engages in fasting from meat and other products. When you venture down to Wandsworth Road in Lambeth, you can be sure of discovering something few in London have tasted: book your table now and set off on a voyage of culinary discovery.