Mudai Ethiopian - Avaliações e Opiniões

To those who (like me are nearly translucent white, Ethiopian food can be a bit daunting. The menu descriptions are a bit, er, lacking in detail at times and it...

The food was sooooooooo good! I highly recommend this place. The staff was very kind and friendly. We will go back!

Love the food and service will continue to go there ty

My favorite restaurant in San Jose. Everything is delicious! Can not go wrong!

OMG! Great food, going back soon. May bring a fork or get take out though.

Good food (though I don't have much experience with Ethiopian food). Good portion size, good price.

The go-to spot for Ethiopian for my wife and I. Food is insanely tasty and filling, and the service is always friendly, informative, and flexible. The location...

It was my first time trying Ethiopian food. Tried the Meat combo it was flavorful and is definitely good enough for two people. The owner was very sweet and wel...

Mudai Restaurant is a hidden gem in the downtown area of San Jose. The food is absolutely delicious and delightful, made with savory spices and always fresh. Th...

I’m glad I didn’t check the review before I went there. I randomly came here because we were nearby and needed to eat something quickly on our way. I probably w...

Really nice people, even let us use the bathroom when we ordered to-go. Their shrimp doro derek and chicken doro tibs is bommmmb. This place probably has the be...

Several menu items that can be made dairy free for lactose intolerant people: Derek Lamb Tibs, Lamb Tibs, Begalicha Wot, Lamb Tip Fir Fir, and the beef options...

This was my first time trying Ethiopian and the hype around it is well deserved. Went on a loong hike on Halloween and was craving mad food by the end of it. Lo...

Another of the many understated San Jose neighborhood joints--really, a hidden treasure. Have come here quite a few times, but yesterday was the first since the...

Absolutely loved the Ethiopian cuisine. Has a striking similarity to South Indian cuisine. We each had a Sambussa more like a Samosa but with lentil filling and...