Hidmona Eritrean & Ethiopian Restaurant — Restaurant in Copenhagen Municipality

My boyfriend and I used to like their food and today we were really looking forward to it. Based on the business info, we made a reservation at 12 through their booking, which was then confirmed. We arrived on time and found out that the restaurant was closed, but a few people, seems like owners’ friends or employees told us the owner will come soon. Then we decided to walk around and wait. 10 minutes later we arrived again, then the people outside started to joke, “ah it’s only 11:00. It will be open at 12.” ( It was already 12:15.) Then finally someone got to ask the owner then got a reply that they will open at 14. Then why accepted our reservation for 12? Why the business info was not updated if they actually don’t open from 12? We simply don’t understand. All the excitement just turned to disappointment. Sadly, though we loved the food, we doubt we will...

I have had Eritrean/Ethiopian food only once before, so I was looking forward to trying it again, and see if it was as good as I remembered it. Spoilers: it was.

From the moment we walked in the door, we were greeted with a nice welcoming smile, and felt right at home.

The waiter was attentive, so we always felt cared for and noticed, when we wanted something. She was also good at explaining the food to us, so we could pick what felt right to us.

The atmosphere was nice, warm and calm, and even though the place was packed, it didn’t feel noisy or to much. So wonderful.

The food was good, well seasoned and more than enough to feel full and replenished.

I wholeheartedly recommend this place, and will definitely be...

In the heart of one the fanciest neighbourhoods in the world you can find a lot of surprising things, including a whole street full of Ethiopian joints and black barbershops. And you will not be disappointed. If you want to try a cuisine that is somehow a bridge between Indian and maghreb food you should come here. Various forms of stews served with injeras are both spicy and satiating. Tibsi begie is you could argue equivalent to rohan josh. And quality of coffee is just great, plus ehtiopian beers are also surprisingly unique. Plus the most welcoming staff. The wait could be shorter, but it is well worth it. And also the bill will not drain you pocket too much. And if you get ten mains,...