Tsehay Ethiopian Restaurant And Bar

Ethiopian restaurant · Adams Morgan

"Filmmaker and activist Mignotae Kebede brings Samuelsson to Asmara Restaurant. Over pasta saltata and kitta fit-fit, Kebede discusses her Eritrean-Ethiopean identity, and how the tension between those two communities inspires her to create more unifying art. Afterwards, Asmara chef Monsur Maruf shows Samuelsson how to make a traditional Eritrean breakfast." - Julia Shapiro

Every D.C. Restaurant Marcus Samuelsson Visits on ‘No Passport Required’

2429 18th St NW, Washington, DC 20009 Get directions

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