African Village Centre Restaurant

Twelve of us had dinner there and choose the banquet.  The food was very good, our host was very attentive and accommodating and the restaurant itself was good and clean.  In regards to cost the banquet was well priced.  In regards to authenticity - I figure if other African folk eat there it must be authentic.  Note- No knives and forks,  so be prepared to eat the traditional way - which is no problem. Also they have  back room with a couple of pool tables if you feel like stretching your legs. Would recommend this restaurant.

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The food alone here, is worth contesting over a car park in the busy street for. This place serves up tasty, authentic & well priced ethiopian food! Greeted by the smiling owner you immediately feel very welcomed. He takes the time to talk you through the menu & how to eat the delicious dishes with the injera (pancake style bread). This place is value for money & offers a very speakeasy kind of vibe. Always busy which is a good sign but not a surprise.

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This place is not well known outside of the Adelaide African community. Hidden off Henley beach road, it's a rather large restaurant presenting East African cuisine. The food it flavoursome with very generous portions, all will a price you can't complain about. If you haven't had food from this region do check it out. They don't seek alcohol on the premises, so be mindful if you like a drink with your food.

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This is a hidden gem. It's not widely known outside the small African community here but it ought to be. Full marks for the food and the decoration which the proprietor has gone to great efforts to install.

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Ordered the Doro Wat. Perfectly tender chicken and a generous spicy stew with plenty of the traditional bread to mop up all the sauce. Perfect. Great customer service also

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