The food itself is fine. The only downfall is the portion size/ costs. We left the restaurant still feeling hungry.
Dinner at Alem’s House was a magical experience from start to finish. The staff was lovely and helpful. The setting was homey and welcoming. The food itself... I’ve never had anything like it. It was simple yet flavorful, healthy and fresh, and beautifully unique. Our personal favorite was the Suf F
Love everything about this experience. The atmosphere was like walking into your mates mums kitchen, and being sat down for a meal both norishing for the body and soul. Gluten free and vegan friendly! Love the share plate concept.
Definitely the flavours are there. The food is very tasty and interesting. Not mind blowing. But the share plate was barely enough for 1 person or maybe 2 people. We had to share it in 5 as it was recommended as 'plenty'. Maybe we were all very hungry. A note on the customer service as well. The sta
Holy Jesus this place is good, if you 💯 want to try something different and amazing this is the place. All our dishes were amazing.
The place itself is airy and open and the service was nice. The decor and music really suited the cuisine.
What you'll notice first is that injira is the carb that ho
Alem’s House is your opportunity to eat Ethiopian cuisine right here in the Inner West. While I highly recommend taking the trip to Blacktown, which has become a bit of a hub for the cuisine with restaurants including Gursha and Abyssina, that’s not to say you shouldn’t also feast upon the bounty of
Absolutely lovely, food left a clean feeling even after eating so much 😆. Environment was wholesome and the Ethiopian chai was a nice finish afterwards. Will definitely be coming here again.
Injera bread. That’s enough reason to go here. The curries/toppings are lovely & spiced. Easy to get a healthy meal here that tastes superb.
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