“I find that bunna cafe’s injera is more mild than other places I’ve tried, but it’s not completely neutral”
H2
7.3/10Ethiopian
AI-generated summary
Vegan Ethiopian, so no kitfo. Get the feast for two, it's a sampler of everything and cheap for what you get. People argue about it. Regulars love the food and the room, while others say it has slipped since the pandemic and that the injera is milder than at other Ethiopian spots.
“I find that bunna cafe’s injera is more mild than other places I’ve tried, but it’s not completely neutral”
H2
“These are both veg restaurants but the dosas at Pongal and the feast for two at Bunna Cafe (Ethiopian) are my fav two veg meals in the city.”
H2
“It just....isn't delicious. The injera used to be phenomanl, the flavors would pop, and everything was fresh. It was remarkable. Now it is not.”
H2
“Bunna Cafe - Vegan Ethiopian, if you're from DC (or somewhere else with a good Ethiopian scene) pass, otherwise, great.”
H2
“Bunna is plant-based and thus will not have kitfo, but it's good!”
H2
“alternative option Bunna Cafe in bk is killer with a cool vibe”
H2
“I've been, they're also good, but I like Bunna better (mainly just ambiance)”
H2
“Bunna Cafe, get the full spread to share.”
H2
“Get their feast for 1 or 2 (depending if you go with someone). They give you a sample of all the hits”
H2
“Same here, I'm curious too because I also was a bit underwhelmed”
H2
“Bunna cafe was my first experience with Ethiopian food and immediately made me want to try all the Ethiopian restaurants in my city (Toronto). The people were warm, the food was comforting but not at all heavy.”
H2
“used to love Bunna but it hasn't been good since pandemic”
H2