I tried to have Ethiopian food last night.
I was a little confused during the meal.
They served me food that was a variety of paste-like foods on something like a flat bread.
However, they didn't provide a fork or chopsticks. I was puzzled for a while, so I observed how other customers were eating the food. After that, I saw I should wrap the paste-like food with the bread with own hands.
It was my first time to have Ethiopian food, and I found it delicious.
I recommend you to try two or more so you can have a variety food.
(I checked a thing like bread later
It's called Injera, national dish in Ethiopia and Eritrea. It has spongy texture, looks like bread but definitely tastes different)
Thank you for correcting me, Akai16, quoof, MarkMcP
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