Cafe Yeshi

05/05/2008 Posted by nwseattle

avoid goin to cafe yeshi everday, the worst place i ever been, i am sick , it is nasty! go to jack in box or any other jank food place and you still better off.

Pros: none

Cons: all

03/13/2008 Posted by SEATTLEVEGG

BY WORST THE WORST EXPERIENCE I EVER, ENCOUNTER IN ANY RESTAURANT. I BIN PART OF THE WORLD , WERE YOU ENCOUNTER SEVERAL BAD SERVICE AND UNSANITARY CONDITION, BUT IN SEATTLE.BUT THIS IS BY FARE THE WORST, AS I FIRST WALK IN, THERE WERE NOBODY FOR 2-3 MINUTE, IN MY WAY OUT, SO PERSON SHOWED UP, AND EXPLAIN TO ME HE WAS WORKING, HE TOLD ME TO SEAT AND BROUGHT ME THE MENU, I THOUGHT FOR MOMENT TO ASK HIM TO TAKE A BATH, HE WAS SMELLING REAL BAD, I DECIDE TO GO WITH TIBS AND VEGGIE. I WAS CROSSING MY HAND, THAT HE AT LIST WASH HIS HANDS. THE FOOD WAS SERVED, THEY WERE NO TASTE WHATEVER, AFTER I HAD COUPLE BITE MY STOMACH ,START MAKING ALL KIND SOUND SO I DECIDE TO STOP. AND TOLD HIM IF I COULD HAVE IT TO GO. HE ASK ME IF EVERYTHING WAS RIGHT, WILE HE CLEAN HIS NOSE, WITH HIS HAND`S. I REPLAYED, AND SAY EVERYTHING FINE,I AM JUST TIRED. SHOULD GO HOME. HE SAY QUOT(WHY DON`T YOU BUY SOME GANJA-WEED IT WILL RELAX YOU, IS GOOD FOR YOU MAN) COULD BELIEVE WHAT I WAS HEARING,I PAYED $24.00 AND LEFT. BAD FOOD, BAD SERVICE, AND DEALER TOO. I HOPE THE CITY DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT.

Cons: EVERYTHING

01/12/2008 Posted by glory22

To begin with, I was really embarrased to have this dinning experience with a friend of mine that I convinced would be a very pleasant and fabulous experience, assuming that we were going to get more or less the same kind of service and hospitality, like the other Ethiopian restaurants that I have dinned either alone for a quick lunch, or with my ex-husband Andy. I was shocked, flagerbusted, and extremely disappointed by the experience my friend and I had, the moment we stepped in Cafe Yeshi. The waiter we encountered, who is of dark-skinned complexion, with a short dread-lock started giving remarks, that was rather strange, and out of bounds about Tanya's (my friend) dress. This is without even giving us the seat we requested, insisting that he knows best where to sit us. This made my friend extremely uncomfortable. The table cloth was visibly dirty and all wrinkled. He brought us the menu, and we settled for a vegitarian dish with the injera-the soft pan-cake like bread that you wrap the sauce with to eat. As soon as this same waiter left with our orders to the kitchen, we could hear him expressing his remarks to the rest with words that are so rude and vulgar that I don't even wish to repeat. The bathroom was so dirty, with no towels, or paper towels of any kind. The portion of the food they serve is relatively very small for the price that you pay. It was one of the most terrifying experience that I personally had encountered, especially from an Ethiopian restaurant, where prior to this experience, every Ethiopian eatery that I have gone to was far more delightful, leaving you with the impression that you can come back at any time and have an excellent service and dinning experience. I wouldn't recommend it to anybody, who is curious in trying Ethiopian cuisine.

Cons: Ver inefficient in all ways imaginable

05/22/2007 Posted by tortilla

I have been to this restaurant 3 times since we discovered it in April and it's great! I always get the veggie combo, and it is my favorite veggie combo of the 5 Ethiopian places I've been to in Seattle. The spinach sambusa is delicious, but they only had it once- they said it is usually a lunch menu item. The menu is small, I think only 4 or 5 options, but that doesn't bother me and it fits with the homey feel. 2 friends have tried the beef stew and both report that it is very good. I'll keep going there whenever I'm in the mood for Ethiopian food!

Pros: Delicious food, friendly service

Cons: Menu items are sometimes unavailable

01/26/2007 Posted by niksterd

As I write this my boyfriend and I are suffering from food born illness from eating at Cafe Yeshi. Both of us started feeling ill about 2 hours after eating there. This was our first Yeshi experience and last. Upon arrival we noticed our server had dirty fingernails, and the table cloths were dirty. We should have left, but decided to give it a try anyway. Big mistake. Our food arrived family style. The vegetarian was a decent portion, though some of the items were luke-warm to cold. The chicken stew consisted of one chicken leg and boiled egg. Maybe this is the norm, but it left Chris hungry and for the $10.50, not worth it. So now we sit here writing to you all feeling like horrible. I hope whoever is reading this decides to go to another Ethiopian restaurant in Seattle.