Zoma

  • Ethiopian Restaurant in New York
Zoma

One of the better Ethiopian restaurants in NYC

The combination platters are marvelously complex. The tej, an Ethiopian-style honey wine, is made by Brotherhood Winery in Washingtonville, N.Y., the oldest winery in the U.S. - Inspector

Our Features

Price $$
Reservations No
Credit Cards Yes (incl. American Express)
Outdoor Seating No
Menus Brunch, Dinner,
Drinks Wine, Full Bar, Cocktails,
Street Parking Street
Restroom Yes
Wheelchair Accessible Yes

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Reviews

  • Hanniye

    One of the better Ethiopian restaurants in NYC

  • Nathan Manley

    Veggie sampler is perfect for 2

  • Brian Mascarenhas

    Go to Zoma and eat the Zoma Tibs and drink the honey wine.

  • amNewYork

    This cozy spot offers dishes such as Yebeg Aticha (lamb marinated with ginger and rosemary spices) and Zoma Tibs (cubed filet mignon pieces marinated in green peppers and red onions).

  • Michelin Travel & Lifestyle

    The combination platters are marvelously complex. The tej, an Ethiopian-style honey wine, is made by Brotherhood Winery in Washingtonville, N.Y., the oldest winery in the U.S. - Inspector

  • Jaimi Alexander

    Doro Tibs and honey wine...truly unbeatable combo and must haves when here at Zoma!!

  • Pekky Marquez

    The veg combo is awesome!

  • Evan Moody

    Two words: Vegetarian Combo.

  • Paulo Alves

    Eff what anyone says. Eat with ur hands and enjoy. Also the food does not look like baby food. And it is incredible

  • Jaimi Alexander

    Zoma is ma spot!!

  • The Corcoran Group

    Fantastic Ethiopian food. Highly recommend the tibs wett.

  • Kiran Banku

    Good vegererian food

  • Jon

    Great Ethiopian food!

  • Time Out New York

    Elevated Ethiopian food matches the sleek environs at this uptown eatery, featuring a crisp white dining room, warmly lit by candles and an elegant chandelier.

  • Kenyatta Johnson

    Had the vegetarian combo. Delicious as usual. I first went there in 2009 and go at least once a year. I definitely need to go at once a season.

  • Porter Mason

    Really flavorful and seasoned well. The samplers are a good way to go.

  • Karla Sosa

    Some of the best Ethiopian food around! Try the Bozena Shiro

  • Virginie Liao

    Ethiopian coffee is quite bitter, the sugar cubes were a critical need for its enjoyment. The big platter with bread and assorted foods is recommended, good for sharing.

  • Kenyatta Johnson

    The Jameson Uptown Ginger was awesome. The staff was great. The vegetarian combination dinner was delicious. I won't wait so long for my next visit. It's a must when you visit Harlem.

  • Garima Kapoor

    The tibs wett was delicious. Good portion to share

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