Community-focused Ethiopian vegetarian restaurant opens in Brooklyn

3New organic Ethiopian restaurant on July 7th Ras Plant Based will be in Brooklyn, New York Crown Heights Opening nearby.

Chef Romeo ( Romeo） and Milka Regali ( Milka Regalli） At the non-vegetarian Ethiopian restaurant owned by Mirka's family Awash Fall in love and eventually take over the space. The concept of the new restaurant was created as a welcoming space, featuring rope lights, green wooden railings, Ethiopian huts, and artist Lars Claus ( Rasterm） A colorful depiction of Ethiopian men and women, the latter flown in from Miami.

Romeo was born in Ethiopia ( Romeo） The menu has been carefully crafted to reflect the recipes inspired by the couple's great-grandmother as well as modern interpretations of traditional dishes.

Lars-based plants signify our ongoing (and still occurring) transition to a plant-based lifestyle. There are so many misconceptions about vegan food being too expensive or lacking in flavour, chef Romeo tells VegNews。

Additionally, seeing how our world is affected by meat eating, we feel now is the time.

The focus of the menu revolves around the Ethiopian Platter (available as a single portion or as a sharing portion platter), featuring traditional Ethiopian flatbread bread topped with Gomen（ braised kale) and other dishes； Missir（ Fiery Red Lentil Stew Added Little ber）Minchet Abish Wat（ A traditional stew made with pea protein instead of beef)； and Yatakilt Alicha（ Cabbage and carrot medley made with non-traditional bell peppers).

The menu also offers vegan versions of beef-centric dishes such as Kitfo， Namely kebabs made with spiced Impossible meat. In addition to lunch and dinner, Ras Plant Based The restaurant also offers brunch, where items like chicken and waffles and fish and grits will get an Ethiopian twist (for vegetarians), with vegetarian options Rawsome Treats of desserts and creative mocktails (such as those by Mixologist Hadassah“ Daisy” Austin prepared Cold Fashioned， Convert alcohol into cold brew coffee. To create a community space, Ras Plant Based A traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony will be held, where friends, relatives and neighbors are encouraged to interact while the beans are cleaned, roasted, ground and prepared to be made into coffee in front of everyone.

Chef Romeo said: “It’s important to us to convey a sense of community because that’s what Ethiopian culture is about.

In Ethiopia, even if you have very little, you can share it with family and friends.

Ras Plant Based Brunch is also available, with items like chicken and waffles and fish and grits having an Ethiopian twist (and a vegan twist), paired with a vegan spot Rawsome Treats of desserts and creative mocktails (such as swapping alcohol for by mixologist Hadassah“ Daisy” Austin Cold brew coffee made. To create a community space, Ras Plant Based A traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony will be held, encouraging friends, relatives and neighbors to interact while the beans are washed, roasted, ground and prepared for drinking in front of everyone. Chef Romeo said: “It’s important to us to convey a sense of community because that’s what Ethiopian culture is about. ”“In Ethiopia, even if you have very little, you can share it with family and friends.

Ras Plant Based Brunch is also available, with items like chicken and waffles and fish and grits having an Ethiopian twist (and a vegan twist), paired with a vegan spot Rawsome Treats of desserts and creative mocktails (such as swapping alcohol for by mixologist Hadassah“ Daisy” Austin Cold brew coffee made. To create a community space, Ras Plant Based A traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony will be held, encouraging friends, relatives and neighbors to interact while the beans are washed, roasted, ground and prepared for drinking in front of everyone. Chef Romeo said: “It’s important to us to convey a sense of community because that’s what Ethiopian culture is about.

In Ethiopia, even if you have very little, you can share it with family and friends. Waffles, fish and grits with an Ethiopian twist (and a vegan twist) paired with a vegan joint Rawsome Treats desserts and desserts by mixologist Hadassah“ Daisy” Austin Creative mocktails made (e.g. Cold Fashioned， Converting alcohol into cold brew coffee) is served together to create a community space, Ras Plant Based A traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony will be held, encouraging friends, relatives and neighbors to interact while the beans are cleaned, roasted, ground and made into coffee, which is then served in front of everyone.

Chef Romeo says: It’s important to us to convey a sense of community because that’s what Ethiopian culture is about.

In Ethiopia, even if you have very little, you can share it with family and friends.

Waffles, fish and grits with an Ethiopian twist (and a vegan twist) paired with a vegan joint Rawsome Treats desserts and desserts by mixologist Hadassah“ Daisy” Austin Prepare creative mocktails (e.g. Cold Fashioned， Converting alcohol into cold brew coffee) is served together to create a community space, Ras Plant Based A traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony will be held, encouraging friends, relatives and neighbors to interact while the beans are cleaned, roasted, ground and made into coffee, which is then served in front of everyone. Chef Romeo said: “It’s important to us to convey a sense of community because that’s what Ethiopian culture is about. ”“In Ethiopia, even if you have very little, you can share it with family and friends.

To create a community space, the Raslaski Factory will host a traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony, encouraging friends, relatives and neighbors to interact while the beans are cleaned, roasted, ground and made into coffee before being served to everyone.

Chef Romeo says: It’s important to us to convey a sense of community because that’s what Ethiopian culture is about.

In Ethiopia, even if you have very little, you can share it with family and friends.

To create a community space, the Raslaski Factory will host a traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony, encouraging friends, relatives and neighbors to interact while the beans are cleaned, roasted, ground and made into coffee before being served to everyone. Chef Romeo says: It’s important to us to convey a sense of community because that’s what Ethiopian culture is about.

In Ethiopia, even if you have very little, you can share it with family and friends. ”