Ethiopian in MD/DC
Looking to try Ethiopian sometime next month. I need some recommendations on where I should go (in the Baltimore/Washington DC area) and what dishes I should try.
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TaraYang
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Ethiopian in MD/DC
@Otabenga this will be my first Ethiopian experience. I don't know anything about it, so I'm really looking forward to it. My friends and I made an agreement that every month we're going to get together and try some new and exciting food.
Thanks everyone for the great suggestions, and keep them coming. None of us have had Ethiopian before.
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