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The Best Ethiopian Restaurants in Lausanne Centre, Lausanne

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Restaurant le Nil Bleu, Lausanne

    Ethiopian

    Restaurant le Nil Bleu

    Avenue Villamont 17, 1005, Lausanne

    9.2 / 10
    399 reviews

    Average price CHF 52

    20% off the 'a la carte' menu

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    Choose an Ethiopian restaurant and discover an exotic cuisine with gently spicy notes. Allow yourself to be surprised by ayibe, kitfo, and doro wat. It tastes best when you eat in the traditional manner, with your fingers, using injerato scoop up wat!