Adulis Clapham Junction

Great food and amazing value. Loads of vegetarian options too would come back again for sure!

Fantastic food, great atmosphere, brilliant service, unique and interesting environment, superb!!!

Shared platter was a great experience. More than enough food for Service a bit slow but ambience was really nice! Voir le carte

First time I've tried this type of food and I was very pleasantly surprised at how much flavor was packed into every dish, strongly recommend trying the shared platter with a selection.

Thoroughly enjoyed my second trip to Adulis. Delicious food and something a bit different. Have visited with my boyfriend and my parents and they’re all dying to go back. Absolute hit!

should I summarize what I wrote in a bad, cliché-ridden paper? Probably. I've done it before. but just try adulis. but if they do, make sure they are hungry. they will know what I mean after a few pieces of injera! Voir le carte

as Eritrean Ethiopian cuisine itself, my first duty was to kiss eritrea to sound all the worth of knowledge when they arrive at the dining table. eritrea, I learn, is a small land in the horn of Africa, bordered by Ethiopia to the south and I am quite excited to try my first preferences of a country, so completely strange to me there are two filials that bury this kitchen – just a short jaunt of clapham junction where we go and the other in brixton. in the inner, it is hidden in warming colors and there is an indisputable hint of the rustic staff are kind and really proud of it and more than happy to explain the menu offers...more

We were really looking forward to trying Adulis at Clapham Junction based on the reviews so we felt a bit let down by the service It all started off well with drinks and food order. One of our guests really enjoyed the meal itself. For me, the dishes on the platter were nice but the strong lemon taste of the bread distracted me a bit from the meal. The food took a very long time to come out and we had to follow up on it. After the mains were cleared, we were considering ordering the coffee as recommended but no one came by to ask if we wanted anything else so we were left to sit there for a while and ended up just asking and paying for the bill.

we arrived at the restaurant at 18 o'clock and it was quite quiet. our order was taken by a beautiful dame and our table had a look over the whole restaurant, good for the viewing of passengers. for beginners we ordered humus and pitta, which was ok and sambusa (samosa you and me.) the sambusa, which was made with a Filo-type bakery, were also very good and a decent portion size. we had the huh that was delicious, there are also meat and vegetarian options. we look forward to our network, we ordered a good selection to ensure that we cover all the basics. Eat from eritrea is traditionally served on a beb’aynetu (no, I also) that is a large flat pancake-like thing with a chopped salate on the... Voir le carte