Mosob - Carte

Just moved to the neighborhood and this was the closest location for somewhere with Vegan options and it did not disappoint! The food selection was incredible and the staff was polite and knowledgeable. Will definitely be returning!

Since being a healthy vegan, I haven’t ever cured that deep feeling of being full, until now! The vegan platter is a sight for sore eyes with amazing flavours and a mass of food! The staff are so accommodating too with a great atmosphere. Worth a visit, especially when hungry.

this is on the top of our lists the aromas and odours of food can transport them to eritrea. it is a firm of the aromen and seasoned. we are here many times and it is not disappointed. the service, the ambiente, the food proportions are great. tipp: dishes are eaten by hands. please ask for more of them. Voir le carte

visited a few months back and absolutely loved it! a wonderful culinary experience in which they are encouraged with their hands and eating is shared by a plate! the eating itself is divine, especially enjoyed the 'shiro' and were a long-term fan of 'injera' so loved the 'timtimo rolls'. can not wait to come back with my friend.

The app doesn't let you give 5 stars to a restaurant which also serves meat, which is a shame because these guys really deserve it. The food was PHENOMENAL. So delicious, such a variety, it was so nice to have so many choices! It's a family run place, and they're so passionate about their food, it really shows. Super knowledgeable about both the meat and vegan options, incredibly friendly, helpful and just all round great! Cannot rate them enough, will definitely be coming back.

Wow, Eritrean food with designated vegan options. A dream location. The portions are huge, we took the vegan selection that's to share for two. With an extra main and a starter it was perfectly filling for 4 people. Even if one of them wasn't super hungry, it's still will be dinner-filling for three, so don't get trapped into ordering more! Top it up with the coffee ceremony (with popcorn). Booking advisable! Or come early —we came 6.30 is and luckily got a table for four, from 7.30 the place was full. Voir le carte

loved this sweet, family-run joint. as newbies for the Eritrean cuisine, we appreciate the time spent to explain the different possibilities to us. defo recommend the plate that allows them to taste a few of their dishes in one. tasteful and healthy. shiro was jum! but also enjoyed the okra and cauliflower. only regret that we ordered too much food and were literally in a food coma. in hindsight I skipped the starter and went directly to the net. pointed the part of the decor that looks like funky hats. not really head cover at all!

I love Ethiopia/Eritrean food. I proclaim this place to be in london after about 20 different places of this kitchen. even if not all eating is vegan. I would give it 5 stars if I could. vegan food in Ethiopia has been part of culture for thousands of years. part of being pure for religious purposes. what I like about this place is how different the dinning experience is from the norm. they are encouraged to eat with their hands (traditional) and to share from the same plate (later not optional, unless to eat alone). the personal is beautiful and knowledgeable. I highly recommend this place.

I came here for dinner with my family for our first experience with Eritrean cuisine and let me tell you: we came to the right place! The colours of the food were so vibran and because you eat everything with your own hands, it really is a true eating experience. The food itself, well that is just the most delicious explosion of flavours. We ordered 10 injeras and the vegan platter. It included falafel with spicy hummus and spicy chilly paste as a starter and a tray where injeras were layered on and topped with 4 different dips/stews. They were Hamli (made of spinach), Timtimo (made of spicy lentils) Azifa (made of green lentils), Bamia (okra simmered with tomatoes and spices/herbs) and Kik... Voir le carte