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Redi-et Ethiopian CuisineOther|Ethiopian Restaurant in Myrtle Beach
The newly open Redi-et Ethiopian Cuisine is the first Ethiopian cuisine in the beautiful Myrtle Beach area. With a friendly atmosphere and an efficient service we provid services to our local patrons as well as tourists.
Redi-et Ethiopian Cuisine is owned and operated by a native Ethiopian who has had years of experience operating a restaurant in Ethiopia before she set foot in the US.
There are currently 14 independent, user-submitted restaurant reviews for Redi-et Ethiopian Cuisine.
Reviews of Redi-et Ethiopian Cuisine
Posted:08-28-2010
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Review: Great Vegan/Vegetarian Selections.
The food taste really, really good. We loved the food & the pictures on the wall & at the table.
Washington, Washington DC |
Posted:08-20-2010
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Review: this place is AMAZING !!!!
order the three vegi dishes its enough food for two people and its delish , the different flavours are so well done and cooked to perfection
the service is great and friendly
the price is out of this world for the food you get
im telling everyone i know to give go try it out , if you want something fun and exotic this is the palce for you
Montreal, QC |
Posted:06-13-2010
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Review: This restaurant recently relocated to downtown Myrtle Beach,
near the corner of Kings Hwy, Hwy 501 and Main Street. The address is 746 Main St. This is about 6 or 7 miles north of the original location.
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina |
Posted:05-15-2010
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Review: This excellent restaurant has relocated to 746 Main St in Myrtle Beach, near the intersection of Kings Highway and Main street. Catch them in their new location!!
Surfside Beach, South Carolina |
Posted:05-10-2010
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Review: We ate at this place and did not like the food, we are african and know how african food should taste. Atmosphere is horrible, they have a great location, but need to put more care into the place.
Monmouth Jct, New Jersy |
Posted:10-21-2009
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Review: OMG, I had never tried Ethiopian food, so we decided to try it. It was the best food I have ever eaten. The lady that owns the place is so friendly and explains how to eat each food, there was so much food that came out on HUGE platters that I couldn't eat all of mine, the other person that was with me is a vegetarian and they have a huge menu for that diet. This will be a place we will always come back to when we are in Myrtle Beach, the lady told us she was moving to a new location. Closer to downtown Myrtle Beach. If you find this place you will not be disappointed, very worth the money which only cost us under 20.00...
Knoxville, Tennessee |
Posted:07-15-2009
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Review: I am so glad there is an Ethiopian restaurant in Myrtle beach. We happened to be there for vacation and some one told us about it. I, My husband and friend of ours went and had fun. The food was great. Sara , the owner, was excellent. We live 80 miles away form it, but we are planning to go back there more often and have some enjera and doro wate.
Bennettsville, South Carolina |
Posted:07-02-2009
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Review: LOVE,LOVE, LOVE this restaurant!!!! I've never eaten ethiopian food before, but after my boss took me here for a office luncheon. I loved it!!! My husband is a chef and I took him there that same night, we have been faithful ever since. The menu is so simple and the owner Sara is always ready to suggest and help you understand which ones are too spicy (or not enough) My favorite is the Siga tips with the #4 and #8 for my two side choices. The bread and clarified butter with the spices she brings to the table as an app. is a meal in itself!!! My husband speaks highly of this place and you know chefs their such critics, even when they don't want too. If you're a coffee drinker you don't want to miss the after dinner coffee, Sara roasts the beans right before she brews it. Ethiopia is know for their coffee. Try it out!!
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina |
Posted:06-28-2009
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Review: This is a wonderful restaurant offering authentic Ethiopian fare. The food is excellent, and Sara -- the owner-- provides warm personal service. The menu offers a wide selection of modestly priced vegetarian and vegan dishes. We eat here often and wish it were closer to our house, but it is worth the drive. Myrtle Beach is really fortunate to have this restaurant since it is difficult to find Ethiopian restaurants-- especially good ones!
Conway, South Carolina |
Posted:06-24-2009
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Review: I have eating out at some fine restaurants such as Lucky 32, li Saigon and Bolivia, I can say, Redi-et Ethiopian Cuisine is the best food by far and you can not beat price. Redi-et Ethiopian Cuisine is a nice family restaurant.
Greensboro, North Carolina |
Posted:04-16-2009
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Review: Great every time I go!!!
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina |
Posted:03-19-2009
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Review: When we arrived at Myrtle Beach Resort for a two week vacation in January we were delighted to find this new Ethiopian restaurant just across the highway. We were delighted first because we are always on the lookout for healthy food and locally based restaurants and because our sin and his wife are in the process of adopting a child from Ethiopia. The food is excellent, from thick, tasty soup through unusual breads, a wonderful variety of vegetarian options, and some well prepared lamb and chicken. The main entree is always accompanied by a choice of up to three of the other vegetarian mixtures. We passed on the desserts. The hot tea and dark coffee were wonderful as we came in from a fairly frigid walk. We hope Sara and her family have great success.
Holden, Massacheusetts |
Posted:03-18-2009
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Review: I just love this place. What an awesome place to eat. You won't find better ethnic food in Myrtle Beach.
Conway, South Carolina |
Posted:03-18-2009
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Review: I ordered a sampler dish of the food and it was enough for my husband and I. Price was great, the flavor of the food was perfect, and the coffee was out of this world. Starbucks can't match it! The proper way of eating Ethiopian cusine is to use your right hand only but you will find yourself using both hands, because the food is so delicious you'll forget your maners. A+
Conway, South Carolina |
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