Yeshi Mart

Food: By far the best Ethiopian Food that I have had in Las Vegas so far and to think it comes prepared from a cute little market. It makes me feel like I have a "secret" spot that I can tell others about when they come to visit. I typically enjoy their Veggie Combo because I'm vegetarian, but recently tried their Sambusa ... chefs kiss!!!! Delicious!!!Service: when you come in you may have to wait a bit because the kind gentleman up front handles the orders, take the cash and get to the back to place your order... there is space for sitting if you have to wait. Things seem homemade so it takes a bit for your order to come out, but I don't mind waiting it always comes out perfect. Ambiance: it's a market so nothing to see here... but it's cool seeing the different spice coffees and items from the mainland. You can even purchase fresh injera which is perfect.Come on by if you want authentic Ethiopian flavors made with love. You won't regret it.

Best Ethiopian food. I loved their mojo Tibs and Kitfo. The whole family enjoyed it! Especially the mojo Tibs for me but my fam who like Kitfo said they are equally tasty. I'm craving it now but too far to have it so gotta wait till I visit Las Vegas again.

OK! First time in Las Vegas trying Ethiopian food and that during a pandemic. So I chose delivery. Looked at the different menus available on DoorDash and GrubHub. Each appeared to have pros and cons. Since it was take out, I was not concerned about grocery vs restaurant. After all, some of the best tacos come from carnicerias.What did impress me? The huge package of injera. It was fresh though not made with teff. Since it was take out, I appreciated that not every dish was sent, wrapped up in injera. I prefer to make my own platter with the dishes on top of fresh injera. The veggie combo was good. Not as flavorful as many other places, but decent. The kit for was indeed raw, like we ordered. But the niter kibbe lacked some flavor. The lamb wot was not well spiced. I still had bones in it which I would have totally accepted, had the spicing been better.I appreciated the effort. The price was decent, probably a little inflated given the delivery system. I hope I get to try some others while in town.

Ok, all I have ordered from this restaurant is the Kitfo, which I ordered medium rare, because I was scared to try raw with a restaurant I've never ordered from before. The Kitfo came with a burrito sized roll of injera. The Kitfo was delicious!

The food wasn't what I was hoping and the meat was awful. I should've just saved my money

Togo food was awesome. Specifically the Mojo tibs. They have a small dining area in the back if your really hungry and gotta eat. They have packed their meat so it won't get touched around. They also have a lot of spices if you like to cook.

The food is good when you taste it. but it makes me sick every time. It's too greasy and something is weird about their injera, too much white flour

Great foodPolite service Small hometown feelI ordered the number 10 beef stew? And it was soooo amazing! Nice and spicy . I also got a few other things

This food is sooo . I just ordered for a second time and I can say it just keeps getting better! Absolutely amazing job! Reminds me of my childhood- great memories. Thank you so much!!!

Tried this place bc I was passing by and it looked authentic. I didn't even know what kind of food it was bc the signs were all in native Ethiopian language. I ordered a combo plate with many different food items to try. It has some curries and veggies, mostly lentil type foods. I also tried the Samosa looking items. Both items were great, esp when the samosa (idk what it is called) was tried with the curries. At first I didn't fall in love with the food but as I kept eating I started to really crave the flavor of the curry with the bread they provide. It was different from what I normally eat and I think I will try it again as it was very tasty and a new experience. The service, I thought was great. The owners seemed very sweet and accommodating. I was very happy.