Traditional Ethiopian restaurant in BRUSSELS
Get some feel of Ethiopia!
Reservations // 02 511 19 50
Traditional Ethiopian restaurant in BRUSSELS
Get some feel of Ethiopia!
Reservations // 02 511 19 50
Bienvenue au KoKoB!
Nous sommes très heureux de vous accueillir au KoKoB, le plus ancien restaurant éthiopien de Bruxelles.
La cuisine éthiopienne, c'est un moment de partage. On mange ensemble sur un grand plateau et on mange avec ses doigts**.
Venez découvrir les wots (mijotés) & tibs (viandes sautées), le kitfo (viande crue) ou encore le café éthiopien aux épices.
** des couverts sont disponibles.
Eat Together ////// MANGER ENSEMBLE
In the Ethiopian tradition, you eat with your fingers and share a common plate. It's fun, it's tasty and perfect to enjoy with friends!
Eat Together ////// MANGER ENSEMBLE
In the Ethiopian tradition, you eat with your fingers and share a common plate. It's fun, it's tasty and perfect to enjoy with friends!
La cuisine éthiopienne est riche en saveurs et épices. Venez découvrir nos plats à base de viande au berbere ou à la cardamome, ainsi que notre large sélection de plats végétariens.
Come and discover our Ethiopian cuisine with its rich flavours and colourful spices. You're a meat lover? Enjoy our "stews" with berbere (ethiopian hot blend of spices) or cardamom. For vegetarians, we also boast a wide range of vegetable based dishes.
What they say!
What they say!
Derniere heure
... Un resto étalant avec brio la richesse et la variété de la cuisine du pays. En Ethiopien dans le texte, Kokob signifie "étoile". Un conseil seul, suivez-là de près, elle vous mènera à l'extase culinaire tant l'affiche est belle, la carte alléchante et la croute cassante... A La portion ou menu, la nourriture du kokob, remplit la panse avec bonheur. D’autant qu'elle se déguste en groupe, servie sur deux galettes d'injera, ces crêpes éthiopiennes servant également de couverts...
The Lobby
... If you’ve never experienced the spicy joy of eating Ethiopian food, then Kokob is the place to go. Kokob is an Ethiopian restaurant with great atmosphere and very welcoming staff. Food is served in the traditional Ethiopian way; in the middle of the table on one big platter. You use your hands to make small parcels of meat and vegetables using ‘injera’ a type of crêpe-like bread, and while you’re at it you should try some ‘tedj’ – Ethiopian honey wine.
Black Bird Blog
... At Kokob it's all about sharing & you'll eat with your fingers from the same plate as your friends. The menu features vegetarian options (tofu, lentils) but also delicious fish dishes or meat. Al dishes come with injera, the breadlike pancake that serves as an edible plate. I also loved the cucumber salad that accompanied our main dish... I think Kokob is a great place if you want to have dinner with a group of friends.
Ethiopian Journey
We go and get our spices straight from Ethiopia, but this time, we decided to stay a bit longer! Here is what we saw & where we went!
Ethiopian Journey
We go and get our spices straight from Ethiopia, but this time, we decided to stay a bit longer! Here is what we saw & where we went!
