“Ras is good but a complete and total salt bomb. Ate there once and never went back because I could literally feel my feet swelling up in my shoes as I sat there. Can’t get behind that no matter how good the food is”
H3
9.4/10Ethiopian
AI-generated summary
Vegan Ethiopian, and people say you would not guess. Get an injera platter to try everything at once, or the mushroom tibs. The list and the lively room get nearly as much praise as the food. A few people say it is very salty and priced high for what it is, and tastes more modern than traditional.
“Ras is good but a complete and total salt bomb. Ate there once and never went back because I could literally feel my feet swelling up in my shoes as I sat there. Can’t get behind that no matter how good the food is”
H3
“For me, it’s Ras Plant Based in Crown Heights. I think it’s good, I go there all the time, but other people have told me it’s *just OK*.”
H2
“Ras Plant Based in Crown Heights is phenomenal vegan Ethiopian food.”
H2
“RAS in Crown Heights is an awesome Ethiopian restaurant founded by a black couple that has a completely vegetarian menu with gf options! I highly recommend the first time you go, trying the Mercado platter with gluten-free injera because you get a taste of everything that way.”
H2
“Ras Plant Based, especially the injera platters.”
H2
“I’ll add to the recs: ras plant based (Ethiopian food but modern interpreted - James beard nominee)”
H2
“Ras Plant Based in Brooklyn is a vegan Ethiopian spot and super good and interesting. Highly recommend it if your trip brings you to Brooklyn (and it should!)”
H2
“The Mushroom Tibs from Ras Plant Based is amazing. They’re a vegan Ethiopian restaurant in Crown Heights and West Village. Highly recommend!”
H2
“Seconding Ras, fantastic food! And a great vibe”
H2
“Ras has great veggie lunch bowls.”
H2
“Ras plant based lentil burger is really good”
H2
“Ras Plant Based (Ethiopian) has great food and cocktails and is very lively.”
H2