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Ras Dashen Ethiopian Restaurant
Menu for Ras Dashen Ethiopian Restaurant
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Ratings and Reviews for Ras Dashen Ethiopian Restaurant
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May 22 2012
Kim S. via Yelp
This was my first time coming here and it was an overall good experience. The food was so delicious and really authentic. I only gave 4 stars because the...read more
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May 16 2012
Al G. via Yelp
Awful experience at this restaurant run by an incompetent staff with an ignoramus clueless manager. We wanted to try a new place and unfortunately picked...read more
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May 14 2012
Queen K. via Yelp
Probably the best Ethiopian restaurant in Chicago! Great for a group outing!read more
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Feb 25 2008
swatson08 via Citysearch
We usually love Ras Dashen. Food-wise, its probably the best Ethiopian in the city. However, we went just this past Friday and i...read more
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Jun 24 2007
mrjustice via Citysearch
This was our second experience with Ethiopian Food, and it was even better than the first (at Queen of Sheba). Beginning with amb...read more
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Jul 28 2006
via Citysearch
If you've never tried Ethiopian food, check out Ras Dashen. I think it is the best Ethiopian in the city, and the restaurant has t...read more
In Short
Named for Ethiopia's tallest mountain, Ras Dashen is a modest space, with seating on leather stools at communal basket tables. Dishes are shared, wrapped in injera bread and eaten with the fingers. Choose five dishes to create a vegetarian combo, with options like homemade soft cheese, misser wat (spicy lentils) and kik alicha (yellow split peas). Meat entrees include kitfo tere (steak tartare) and yebeg tibs be berbere: lamb with onions and green peppers.