The food and service here is incredible. Please go support this family business. They deserve it!

A group of seven of us went in and ordered platters. The bread, fish, and lentils were delicious. Highly recommend!

Amazing little gem ! The food was amazing and the attendants very helpful , do ask them for their suggestion - it was spot on and the flavor was so so good ! Service was prompt! Parking so something you got to figure out ! There is an empty lot opposite the restaurant though which you can use !

1st time having Delish Ethiopian Cuisine The flavors are clean, healthy and full of flavors that combines the

The Seattle area is super fortunate to have a wealth of Ethiopian cuisine available. Amongst them, Delish is a very well-regarded establishment. We arrived on a Sunday night 6:30pm; the charming, modest place was packed. Note to self: make a reservation! We scored a couple of seats at the bar, which in hindsight, is better seating. The normal tables are low-ish vs the seats, meaning we would be bending over to eat; our backs would have been angry with us at the end of the meal. The normal tables are also modest round shapes, which would make fitting two combo platters to be challenging. Note to self: request bar seating! Our wait staff was super friendly with a fantastic smile. We studied the menu, even though we knew we are ordering the combos. The Food: Delish Special Veggie Combo, $28.20 - 5 Stars Menu: Miser, shiro, ater, Fasolia, Gommen, Cabbage, key siir, Azefa, tomato salad I end up ordering the veggie combo at pretty much any Ethiopian restaurant. The seasonings are amazing, the variety is wonderful, and every item goes so well with the injera roll (spongy bread). The colors on the planter is so wonderful! The Delish version didn't disappoint, nor did I finish my food. I ordered extra injera rolls to bring home and eat with the leftovers. Enough for two meals. Yum! Meat Combo, $33.80 - 4.5 Stars Menu: Portion of kay wot, alicha wot, kitfo, gomen, tibs, and Ethiopian cheese With meats and cheeses instead of veggies, this is hubby's standard order. Again, wonderfully seasoned in a great variety. Full disclosure that he always complains about chewy bits here and there. I always remind him not every cut of meat is tenderloin. He also didn't finish and brought home a light meal size.

Excellent! The ambiance and atmosphere was warm and welcoming, and it smelled so good in there! The staff and servers were attentive and friendly, and quick to answer any questions we had as new comers. We started with a glass of the Ethiopian Wine each (which is less of a regional wine, and is made from honey... not quite mead, but in the same vein), and shared an order of the veggie roll appetizer. This was the highlight, I will say that now. Get the veggie roll. Period. The spices that I was expecting showed up in this dish, and while I wish the spices were more present elsewhere, they just weren't. So get the veggie roll. We got a couple of dinner entrees and had them plated together on a large tablecloth of the injera bread. There was also a side helping on the bread, but it was cold. I wasn't expecting it to have been cold, so it brought down the temperature of the lentils and chicken we ordered as the mains. We did not get dessert, but I would probably just order another veggie roll, to be honest.

I haven't had Ethiopian food in years and wasn't a fan. Delish ended up catering an event I attended. The food was SO flavorful, really amazing. Everything was good and had its own distinct flavor. Thank you, Delish for cooking up some incredible food and making me want to eat more Ethiopian.

Firstly we live in north seattle so this was a haul to get down here, we hoped in our naive minds that it was going to be worth it and it will blow us away. To our delight it did. Food was incredible, huge platter for 2 for 42 bucks and we were stuffed! Taste was so good and it came out pretty quick too! The 2 gents and the kind lady working were very attentive with a warm feeling of welcoming. Good vibes Good food Good Service Good price. Checks all the boxes go support these folks.

Heard about Delish in the neighborhood and always wanted to try Ethiopian food so we gave it a shot on Friday night for date night. The restaurant is located in Columbia city. Not a very large space but very intimate and homie / welcoming. The team here was so friendly / service was great (gentlemen checked up on our table often just to see how things were and if we needed anything). We had the Ethiopian beer and veggie combo to share plus a spicy chicken dish (Doro wat). The combo platter comes with a variety of items with lots of different flavors. The doro wat is spicy so if you like spicy give it a shot. All of this food came with a type of Ethiopian bread that you wrap the food in to eat. It was an experience for us - tried a new cuisine and enjoyed our evening. Not a large restaurant so would suggest making reservations.

Delish is delish indeed! My friend made a reservation for a Friday dinner through Resy which is a good call as it was fairly busy otherwise. It is a fairly small and intimate restaurant, but that also meant service is pretty good. We got the Delish combo which has a combination of meat + vegetable combos in one plate, which is good portion for 2 people. The injera here is pretty good, not too sour, so the actual food can be savored in more or less its original form. We also got the assa goulash (cube cut tilapia) and the classic doro wot (chicken) as these were not part of the combo, all of which are very well spiced yet balanced. I particularly really loved the tilapia! By ordering all this, we were able to try a large variety of food. My only complaint was that the food does take a while - about 30+ minutes, but the food quality otherwise is super on point and one of the better Ethiopian restaurants out here. Price is also excellent - sharing everything among 5 people was sufficient food and priced around $20 per person after tax and tip. Not many restaurants of this quality fit in this price range anymore these days.