Safari Restaurant

Some of the best food in K-town. Safari is consistently good and flavorful. Great restaurant for groups, as you can get the platters and try many different types of Ethiopian/Eritrean foods. The staff is always kind and attentive.

Delicious, authentic East African food. The best in town. The Safari platter is a great choice for anyone who wants to try a bit of everything. The staff are always friendly and welcoming. Halal friendly.

This was the best Ethiopian/Eritrean restaurant that I have ever been to by far. I always got the lamb ribs plate which came with more than enough traditional Ethiopian injera bread and a fresh, green, nice side salad. The salad was always top with a sufficient amount of homemade Ethiopian vinaigrette dressing. I have gotten adjusted with the traditional practice of using the injera bread as a utensil. Essentially, you pick up the food using the bread in your hand. Injera bread is normally prepared soft, doughy with a slight taste of lemon. I always felt welcomed and comfortable eating here. It was authentic Ethiopian/Eritrean food. The lamb was deliciously flavorful delicately cooked/served to perfection. I loved the freshly make homemade lemonade which was make with real lemons and a certain type of sugar. I’d watch the bartenders make it and it takes quite a bit of effort. It was made manually. I give them their kudos for putting in the work to make sure that the drink was always hand made right and tasted good. Sometimes J would get samosas to start off with as an appetizer. Samosas are sort of like empanadas except they are made/prepared Ethiopian/Eritrean style. always looked forward to going here to eat a good Ethiopian meal. The entire ambiance was amazing and culturally decorated Ethiopian style. It was a nice atmosphere and they were always customer friendly. The quality of food exceeded my expectations. I believe it was the only Ethiopian restaurant in the city of Kaiserslautern. This was the last restaurant I went to before I left Germany. It’s funny because I’m not Ethiopian, but you would think I am as much as I have found myself looking for and eating Ethiopian cuisine. I noticed that I can always find an Ethiopian restaurant in almost every state I visited and even in some other countries I’ve visited as well. I didn’t give them full stars on the service because one of the servers didn’t seem to really appreciate tips. She literally gave me the impression that she didn’t appreciate my generous tips. I understand that in certain parts of Germany they don’t really tip because it’s looked upon as unnecessary. Tipping in Germany, is viewed as an American custom and associated with American culture. So, maybe the female server looked down on my tips because of the German culture which frowned upon tipping because they view their waiting/bartending services as a part of their job which they are already paid for by the business. However, she was one of the Eritrean/Ethiopian bartenders/servers so I really didn’t get why she acted like she didn’t appreciate my generosity. I did not mean to offend her with my tips to show appreciation for her service. I thought that was pretty interesting, but I really truly enjoyed the cultural experience and traditional East African cuisine. Thank you for having me. Love, Light,Peace, Blessings,Community