Berber Street Food
African · New York
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Own Berber Street Food?
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African — food to try
Doro watask if they make it
Slow-cooked chicken in berbere with a hard-boiled egg — the national dish.
Veggie comboask if they make it
Lentils, collards, split peas on injera. Eat with your hands.
Kitfoask if they make it
Minced raw beef with spiced butter — order it leb leb (lightly cooked) to start.
35 Carmine St, New York, NY, 10014
