Selam Restaurant

“Great food, friendly service, and nice atmosphere.”

Troy T★★★★

We were hunting for Ethiopian food for one of our meals while spending the weekend in Twin Cities. When we stopped the sign was on but door locked as we were the first potential customers of the day...we waited and after about 5 minutes the door opened. We were glad we waited. The place is clean...the service ok...and the food amazing. My wife's lentil dish was the best Ethiopian food I've ever had. My beef dish was very good but hers was the winner! We will definitely recommend this place to others and will come back next time we are in the Cities.

Fkr★★★★

First time visiting the restaurant. Interior design is awesome and restaurant is neat , service is okay ( it might be cuz I went around the closing hours but couldn’t be an excuse. I tried ጎመን በስጋ. I love their presentation of the food but taste wasn’t meet my expectations. Restroom was clean but cleaning chemical smell was intense. Overall my experience was okay.

Joshua Moss★★★★★

Never had the food took a little time to get but not bad…. The food worth it!!! For price you get a ton and it appetizers are no joke either big and full of meat and veggies!!! Would come back and try lamb over beef next for sure.

Kade Frazier★★★

Stopped by for a late lunch/early dinner with a friend. We had to wait a bit in the empty restaurant before getting seated. The vibe was pretty laid-back, similar to other African spots I've visited. I went for the vegetarian combo, and my friend chose the shiro since the special wasn't available. The samosas stole the show—super crunchy, hot, and fresh, especially when dipped in the sauce. The main dishes were okay. I liked that I could sample different items without ordering a ton, but everything tasted kind of bland, like a colorful mush platter. Not terrible, just nothing memorable. The bi