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Abyssinia
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4 Pl. Saint-Blaise, 75020 Paris, France
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Abyssinia

5 Rue Martin Garat, 75020 Paris, France
4.7(396)
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attractions: Church of Saint-Germain of Charonne, La Flèche d'Or, La Colline, Aventure Fantastique, Great Mosque of Bagnolet, Théâtre Ouvert - Centre National des Dramaturgies Contemporaines, Pierre-Emmanuel naturel Garden, Église Notre-Dame de Lourdes, Tombes de Molière et de La Fontaine, Guide conférencier : Maxime Paz, restaurants: Ben's Coffee, Le Vingtième, Au Fond du Jardin, CHICKEN’S KING (Pte de Bagnolet), Café Le Papillon, O'Kyoto, Le Bistro du Parisien, MY THAÏ, Matsu, McDonald's
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+33 1 40 31 66 42
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abyssinia.fr

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Yetsom Beyaynetou (Plat Dégustation Végétarien)

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Nearby attractions of Abyssinia

Church of Saint-Germain of Charonne

La Flèche d'Or

La Colline

Aventure Fantastique

Great Mosque of Bagnolet

Théâtre Ouvert - Centre National des Dramaturgies Contemporaines

Pierre-Emmanuel naturel Garden

Église Notre-Dame de Lourdes

Tombes de Molière et de La Fontaine

Guide conférencier : Maxime Paz

Church of Saint-Germain of Charonne

Church of Saint-Germain of Charonne

4.5

(189)

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La Flèche d'Or

La Flèche d'Or

4.4

(282)

Open 24 hours
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La Colline

La Colline

4.6

(504)

Open 24 hours
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Aventure Fantastique

Aventure Fantastique

4.7

(269)

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Nearby restaurants of Abyssinia

Ben's Coffee

Le Vingtième

Au Fond du Jardin

CHICKEN’S KING (Pte de Bagnolet)

Café Le Papillon

O'Kyoto

Le Bistro du Parisien

MY THAÏ

Matsu

McDonald's

Ben's Coffee

Ben's Coffee

4.2

(397)

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Le Vingtième

Le Vingtième

4.3

(300)

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Au Fond du Jardin

Au Fond du Jardin

4.2

(524)

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CHICKEN’S KING (Pte de Bagnolet)

CHICKEN’S KING (Pte de Bagnolet)

3.7

(82)

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HerbHerb
Another enjoyable meal at Abyssinia to close out 2024. Our neighborhood Ethiopian restaurant, we’ve been coming here since it opened nearly 15 years ago. Family owned and operated, the food, atmosphere, and hospitality always combine to offer an enjoyable and memorable experience. Our usual order is their vegetarian “sampler” plus another main. This evening, that main was gored gored, rare beef cubes in a moderately spicy sauce. Appearances can be deceiving ... that metal plate is about 14” across. As usual, we finished with an Ethiopian coffee. Not far from central Paris, easy to reach on Métro line 3 or Tram 3b ... steps from the Porte de Bagnolet stop on either line.
Herb MillerHerb Miller
Not everyone has an Ethiopian restaurant in their neighborhood and we're exceptionally lucky to have Abyssinia in our Paris neighborhood. It is one of the pioneering places that have brought new life and fresh blood to the 20th Arrondissement. The food is wonderful, and the family that runs it is a great group of people. If you're visiting Paris sometime and need a break from snails, tripe, or kidneys, come here. You'll be welcomed! 5 rue Martin Garat, metro M3 or tram T3b, Porte de Bagnolet stop.
Diana GDiana G
It's a rather small restaurant which helps create a cozy atmosphere. Service was extremly friendly and very attentive (injera never got empty). The wine selection is pretty limited but they serve all kinds of cocktails and ethiopian beer. The mixed vegetarian platter was tasty - the way they fix their potatoes knocked me off my feet. If a chef is capable of preparing a most basic vegetable like that one knows there is great potential.
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Another enjoyable meal at Abyssinia to close out 2024. Our neighborhood Ethiopian restaurant, we’ve been coming here since it opened nearly 15 years ago. Family owned and operated, the food, atmosphere, and hospitality always combine to offer an enjoyable and memorable experience. Our usual order is their vegetarian “sampler” plus another main. This evening, that main was gored gored, rare beef cubes in a moderately spicy sauce. Appearances can be deceiving ... that metal plate is about 14” across. As usual, we finished with an Ethiopian coffee. Not far from central Paris, easy to reach on Métro line 3 or Tram 3b ... steps from the Porte de Bagnolet stop on either line.
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Not everyone has an Ethiopian restaurant in their neighborhood and we're exceptionally lucky to have Abyssinia in our Paris neighborhood. It is one of the pioneering places that have brought new life and fresh blood to the 20th Arrondissement. The food is wonderful, and the family that runs it is a great group of people. If you're visiting Paris sometime and need a break from snails, tripe, or kidneys, come here. You'll be welcomed! 5 rue Martin Garat, metro M3 or tram T3b, Porte de Bagnolet stop.
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It's a rather small restaurant which helps create a cozy atmosphere. Service was extremly friendly and very attentive (injera never got empty). The wine selection is pretty limited but they serve all kinds of cocktails and ethiopian beer. The mixed vegetarian platter was tasty - the way they fix their potatoes knocked me off my feet. If a chef is capable of preparing a most basic vegetable like that one knows there is great potential.
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4.7
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1.0
7y

Perhaps my most bizarre restaurant experience ever. I'd come here as someone had marked it as having vegan options. It has one vegan option (you might as well mark McDonalds as a vegan restaurant). It was a warm evening and with no AC it was a little uncomfortable but the manager seemed nice. I ordered the vegan option. The food came and I tucked in. It was fine. I found the base a bit lemony but have no idea if that's normal. However, a third of the way in I saw a small fly on the food. In my attempts to get rid of it I squished it (didn't mean to actually kill it). I then put it and the surrounding food in a torn piece of the napkin. I considered complaining but thought the fly probably landed on the food just before I saw it so carried on (though with less appetite). When the manager asked me later if I was enjoying the food I felt obliged to mention the fly. This is where the weirdness began.

He told his wife (the chef) who then demanded to see evidence of the fly. I explained it was small but somewhere within the rolled up piece of napkin and at this point she started poking through the mushed up napkin food on my table, still demanding to see the evidence (though I had not actually complained or intimated I would not pay). The manager and his wife continued to imply that the fly did not exist. When I said I'd noticed another fly flying around the manager demanded to know where this fly was too. I found myself in the awkward situation of having to scan my environs for the small fly I had seen before.

Eventually they left me to finish my meal. I was surprised they didn't offer any kind of discount and being a polite Brit I even left a tip (I later discovered tipping isn't the norm in Paris). I had stomach issues the next day. Although I can't be sure it was the food here I certainly wouldn't recommend this place to anyone....

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5.0
3y

First of all: you'll be amazed by their beautiful decorations, the warm welcome and nice smells.

As is true for other Ethiopian restaurants as well the menue isn't big, but it's plenty enough for everyone to find something.

We had the avocado and tomate starter which was great, after that we got a platter with both our dishes included, vegan and meat option.

Eating Ethiopian is a social thing, it's customary to serve food of one group on a shared platter. (I personally do like the idea and do not mind eating with fingers from a shared plate either)

The waiter clearly pointed out where my vegan side was and which items of both were without animal products. If you are vegetarian or vegan and join tables with omnivore friends and partners and can not stand the idea of it being served on the same plate, you should ask for a separate platter for yourself and they will do that.

The injeras are great and the overall spiciness was just to my liking ( I like it 🔥 )

We left there filled, very satisfied, sadly had no room for desert 😞 We try that...

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1.0
49w

FUYEZ ! On était 5, l'un de nous a commandé une entrée + un plat individuel, un autre a commandé un plat individuel et nous étions 3 à commander un menu dégustation. Nous étions assis sur 3 tables de deux collées. Donc 3 personnes en face de 2, + une place vide au bout. Les plats : Les plats individuels ont été servis avec les menus dégustation. Quel est l'intérêt de commander si on se voit imposer ce qu'on mange ? En plus cela a créé un manque d'ergonomie totale car on devait se tordre le dos pour atteindre le plat commun avec les deux personnes qui je le rappelle, on pris des plats individuels... Les quantités : Pour la dégustation, les quantités servies par personne tenaient dans une boîte de 180g de houmous qu'on achète au supermarché (viandes et accompagnements compris). Pour les plats, ils ont eu droit à deux cuillères à soupe de viande + sauce (je vous laisse deviner s'il y avait plus de viande ou de sauce) et une cuillère à soupe d'accompagnement (servis dans le même plat que tout le reste). L'un d'eux a dit qu'il n'y avait pas assez à manger. Le serveur a donc ramené deux autres accompagnements mais toujours, en quantités restreintes. La quantité servie en entrée était plus importante que la quantité servie en plat. Ce qui est totalement illogique ! Nous devions constamment redemander du pain et de l'eau (servie dans un petit vase suffisamment grand pour remplir deux verres). Avant de partir, nous avions remarqué que deux tables de deux personnes avaient commandé des plats dégustation aussi et les quantités étaient bien plus importantes. Je ne sais pas comment l'interpréter ! Les saveurs : Tout avait le même goût. On ne savait pas si on mangeait de la viande ou du poulet (heureusement qu'il y avait des os dans l'unique pilon auquel on avait droit et ce, même en plat individuel). De même pour les accompagnements. On ne savait pas ce qu'on mangeait non plus. C'était extrêmement épicé et ça gâchait les saveurs potentielles qu'il aurait pu y avoir (pour le coup, on n'a pas d'autre référentiel de la cuisine éthiopienne pour savoir comment est-ce que ça doit être préparé). Heureusement qu'il y avait du pain et de l'eau pour nous aider à faire passer tout ça... Ah mais non en fait, y en avait pas assez ! On avait le temps de se brûler le palais avant d'en avoir. Le chou avait un goup de piment et les épinards, un goût d'épinards. Le prix : Ce qu'on a mangé ne vaut absolument pas son prix. Ni la quantité ni la qualité n'étaient au rendez-vous. On a dû partir manger ailleurs pour ne...

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