Shared on injera
Stews, tibs and vegetables arrive together on one platter of soft, tangy injera, the way Habesha meals are meant to be eaten.
A mesob is the woven basket table Habesha families share a meal from. At Mesob Restaurant & Bar we serve colourful platters on fresh injera, a traditional coffee ceremony, and drinks and music late into the night on 17 Avenue SE.
Vegetarians are well looked after: lentils, split peas and greens fill our veggie combo.
Stews, tibs and vegetables arrive together on one platter of soft, tangy injera, the way Habesha meals are meant to be eaten.
Coffee poured from a clay jebena with incense, a moment of hospitality to end the meal.
Beer, wine and spirits with good music, open until 2:30 am every night.
Platters are made for sharing, so Mesob is at its best with family and friends. Call ahead for a large group or to arrange the coffee ceremony.
“The injera was soft and fresh, the veggies and lentils were seasoned perfectly, and that spicy wot in the middle was just chef’s kiss.”
“Rich Flavours, Outstanding Service, Good Music, Friendly and Professional Staffs.”
“The staff is super friendly, and the Habesha food is amazing.”
Find us at 3608 17 Ave SE in Forest Lawn, under the white awnings.
Call ahead for groups, takeout or the coffee ceremony.