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Austin, United States

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East African restaurant· Grocery store· Ethiopian restaurant

Selam International Mart & Cafe Reviews | Rating 4.5 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Selam International Mart & Cafe is located in Austin, United States on 10009 N Lamar Blvd b. Selam International Mart & Cafe is rated 4.5 out of 5 in the category east african restaurant in United States.

Address

10009 N Lamar Blvd b

Phone

+1 5122152863

Service options

Kerbside pickupDeliveryIn-store pick-upIn-store shoppingSame-day delivery

Amenities

Public toilet

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible car park

Offerings

Organic productsPrepared foods

Open hours

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Linh Donovan

Great little store with all the necessities. They even have premade injera!! Friendly, hardworking staff. We didn't get to try the cafe, but will definitely try next time.

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Haythem Hammour

The only Ethiopian store in Austin, and if you are looking for fresh Injera then this is your place.

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thomas edwardson

Great Ethiopian food in a quaint setting with authentic imported foods from Ethiopia. A wonderful dining experience.

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MikeJordanGroupie

Wow! What an Amazing, Authentic Ethiopian/Eritrean Grocery Shop & Cafe! The Owner is extremely friendly and knowledgeable, besides being a superb chef! This is the only true Habesha / Ethiopian grocery store in the Greater Austin Area. Here you will find Injera (a traditional Ethiopian bread), Teff (ancient grain), Organic Green Ethiopian Coffee, Organic Roasted Ethiopian Coffee Beens, a Host of Ethiopian (Indian, Arabic) Spices; Lentils, Shiro (a spiced powder made from chickpeas & lentils); Electric Mitad (a Large, Flat Heatable Plate used to cook injera - similar to a comal and tawa)...Ethiopian clothing and Ethiopian Art! We had the Tibs We’t (an Ethiopian fajitas style stew finished in Ethiopian butter, onions, jalapeños and berbere - Ethiopian red chili powder) and it was fantastic! Be prepared to eat with your hands (it’s an Ethiopian custom to wash your hands before eating) & be careful not to eat your fingers, because it’s official. Other so-called Ethiopian restaurants in the area fall way short on quality and flavor. The owner is very professional, progressive and customer service oriented - this is a business that I’ll definitely be supporting!

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Tedros Medhin

Amazing food,. Plus a great place to get every tape of Ethiopian spices

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Firew Mekonnen

Selam International Mart & Cafe carries quality stuff. Excellent customer service, friendly and pleasant staff. I definitely recommend.

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Taresa Fitzgerald

Merry Christmas today I was making some Ethiopian food for me and my family for Christmas am I in a injera was so bitter I always go to the store to get my spices and my injera but I figure I'll try to make it this time so I went there and got on my spices that I needed but what I made was bitter,so I called the store and the owner answered phone I told him what I have done and asked can he make me some even though they wasn't selling it today, him and his family made me some and brought it to my home that is the biggest Christmas blessing anyone can ever give, of themself on Christmas day Thank you.

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Texas Patriot

Good place wounderful shopping I cannot wait to report more to my follow shoppers.

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