Discover our Menu

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At Konjo, we don’t just serve food, we are passionate about it.

Breakfast

Lunch and dinner

All mains are served with injera*, a flat, slightly sour pancake-like bread, a staple of Ethiopian food, which also serves as your cutlery!

PLATTERS... share the LOVE!

Wide selection of mild and spicy dishes served on a tray of injera*.
Platters are sized per person: the greater the number of diners, the bigger the tray!



OUR MOST POPULAR :

$18

Taste 5 of our best vegetarian dishes...


Beyeinatu combo

To help stop the spread of coronavirus, our Buffet Deals are temporarily unavailable.

$22.50
/pers.

Ethiopian cuisine tastes best shared with friends...

VEGAN PLATTER
A combination of 8 veggies and lentils stews with injera on a shared tray.
To help stop the spread of coronavirus, our Buffet Deals are temporarily unavailable.

$25.00 /pers.

Ethiopian cuisine tastes best shared with friends...

mixed platter

A combination of 8 veggies, lentils stews and meat dishes with injera on a shared tray.

Beverages

Glossary

The Art of Eating Ethiopian

Eating Ethiopian style for the first time can be a daunting experience.
Not only do you share with friends/family off a communal tray, but everyone eats with their hands!

1. Tear off a piece of injera with your right hand.

2. Use the tip of your stretched fingers in a repeated pinch & roll motion to lead the stews into the injera.

3. Take it to your mouth, enjoy!

Gursha

Don’t be embarrassed or alarmed if someone - usually the host - picks the tastiest morsel and feeds it directly into your mouth! It is a custom called gursha. The trick is to take it without letting your mouth come into contact with the person’s fingers, or allowing the food to fall. It’s a mark of great friendship or affection, and is usually given at least twice (once is considered unlucky).
Refusing to take Gursha is a terrible slight to the person offering it!