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2515 Inwood Road Dallas, TX 75235

214-353-0805

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Cuisine(s): African, Ethiopian, Italian

Hours: Daily 11am-12am

Price: $, $$

Payment Types: All Major Credit Cards
Attire: casual

Features: Takeout, Wheelchair Accessible, Kid Friendly

Serving: Dinner, Late Night, Lunch

Alcohol: Full bar
Reservations: Accepted, Not Necessary

Parking: Free, Lot Available

Description

The stretch of Inwood near Maple is a smorgasbord of ethnic cuisines. Dallul is the nexus of those eats, offering selections common or influential in the Ethiopian region. Dallul has much on display: There is kifto, a raw beef dish, and other traditional foods, including a spicy veggie sampler, served to a mixed crowd that includes immigrants and fans of the cuisine. What might be the best thing about Dallul is that you eat with your hands using injera, a spongy and sour flatbread that replaces utensils.

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By Merritt Martin | Thu, November 17, 2011

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Main Menu

Cold Salads - Spicy

Azifa
(lintils salad), lintils, split peas, hot mustard, jalapeño peppers and lemon juice.

Fatta
chopped tenderloins of beef, simmered in spicy silsi, topped with hot pepper and yogurt.

Injara Salad
(african salad), east african style salad with tomatoes and onions mixed with pieces of traditional eritrean bread served with homemade spicy dressing.

Combination Platters

Doro Wot
(chicken stew), a rich mixture of spicy and mild dishes, includes samplings from the following entrees (6 & 8)

Kitfo
(with tibsi or fitfit), our very richest combinations (houston special)

Vegetarian Combination
a unique selection of vegetable dishes, spicy and mild to tempt your vegetarian.

Yebeg Wot
(lamb stew), another special combination of spicy and mild dishes, includes samplings from the following entrees (6 & 8)

Meat Dishes - Mild

Derho Alitcha
tender chicken pieces, simmered in spiced butter with onions, and a mixture of fresh ginger root, garlic and turmeric.

Spris
(mild braised beef), cubed tenderloin of beef, simmered in garlic onions, fresh tomatoes, white wine and jalapeno peppers (if desired)

Vebge Beghee Alitcha
(mild lamb stew), succulent pieces of lamb, some still on the bone, slow cooked in a mild sauce with turmeric, garlic & ginger.

Meat Dishes - Spicy

Fitfit
(dallul's special breaded stew), chopped tenderloins of beef, simmered in a spiced butter sauce with onions and our special mixture of exotic spices.

Gored-gored
(country-style steak tartar), bite-sized pieces of beef tenderloin, served with spiced butter sauce and a hot red pepper powder called mitmita.

Kitfo
(steak tartare), copped tenderloin of beef, mixed with seasoned butter and a very special hot pepper, garnished with spiced cottage cheese. this dish can be served however you like; traditional style (uncooked) or leb-leb (lightly fried) with or witho

Vegetable Dishes

Ataklit Alitcha
(very mild veg.), cabbage , potatoes and carrots sautéed in olive oil.

Doro Wot
(spicy chicken stew)tender whole pieces of chicken, marinated in lime juice and slow cooked in a special hot pepper sauce with onions and whole hard boiled eggs.

Gomen
(chopped grens), chopped collard greens or spinach, cooked with onion garlic.

Missir Alitcha
(mild yellow lentils), split and pureed lentils, cooked in turmeric sauce with garlic and ginger.

Missir Wot
(spicy lentils), split and pureed red lentils, cooked in our home made hot sauce with garlic and ginger.

Silssi
(spicy vegetable sautee), onion and tomatoes, simmered in seasoned butter sauce and hot red chilly pepper spices served with spiced cottage cheese or yogurt.

Tibsi
(spicy braised beef), tinder beef cubes, quick-grilled in seasoned butter with jalapeño peppers, onions and white wine.

Yebeg Wot
(spicy lamb stew), whole chunks of lamb, some still on the bone, slow cooked in our hot chilly pepper sauce and a mixture of exotic spices

Zuresh Ekefegn
thinly sliced beef, marinated and simmered in seasoned butter and hot pepper spices, with collard greens, greens, garlic, wine and pepper.

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Dallul Ethio-Italian Restaurant and Bar

2515 Inwood Road Dallas, TX 75235

214-353-0805

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