Ahadu - Burtonsville

We ordered tonight after a pretty time from here, and I was pleasantly surprised by the uptick in quality. the linsenseamosa was warm and tasty, and the vegan dishes (red lenses, tomatensalat and green beans and carrots) were all prepared with the right mix of flavor and flavor. I remember eating in pastness was a little unbalanced — too spicy to mask the congenital taste — but not tonight. very excellent. they have the usual vegan options they find in any Ethiopian restaurant, but I wish they would take a chance and go full vegan. Unfortunately I don't know that burtonsville has enough vegetariervegans to support a fully vegan device. at least not yet. updated by previous review on 2022-02-25

I wish I could give it 5 stars! they unfortunately have meat products. the personal is amazing! family owned and operated. Mango-Limonade is faaaaan-flippin-tastic! the veggie

I found the restaurant on this app. I ordered the veggie

The food was amazing! The tomato salada was my favorite, but the greens, cabbage and lentils were great too. I even liked the beets, which is saying something for me. The best of all though is they had gluten free injera made from only teff. It was the best injera I've had!

Went here tonight with my (non-vegan) mother and we split the veggie combo platter #1 (spicy red lentils, split peas, collard green, cabbage potato, green beans &carrot, and tomato salad). The waitress knew exactly what vegan meant which I always find reassuring. It came with a whole basket of injera rolls as well as the injera it was served on and everything was superb. I've been trying to vegan-ize my mother and she really did enjoy this as well. It wasn't too spicy but it certainly wasn't bland. Each dish was also very different which I liked. The platter was just enough for the two of us, but if you and your friend are feeling more of an appetite, go for the combo platter #2 that also comes with lentil salad and chickpea salad. Our food was ready quite quickly and the waitress told us it was because vegan food is the best, simplest food to make! The tea was also a great asset to the meal (a citrus-y/spice tea). The sign on the building says something like Ethiopian restaurant instead of the name, but the name is on the door. I would 100% go here again!