ChuChu Grocery & Spices

My husband and I come here to buy injera, basic ethiopian spices, condiments and phonecards. The injera is okay. The pasty bread is really delicious. Its like a fried irregular donut. Also they have great selection of ethiopian bread. They also sell food to go which I haven’t tried but someday I will.

I stopped by chuchu grocecry today to buy kitfo meat, this place is the worst customer service I have seen, the old man who works there is so unprofessional, please learn how to take care ur customer, I never see such kind of stupid customer service, I will never stop by there, even the guys didn’t allow me to buy the meat what the heck is he! Weird !!

It’s probably not a place you want to sit and dine in. With a less-​than-​extravagant appearance in a less-​than-​desirable neighborhood, the outside leaves much to the imagination. Still the food speaks for itself. And that’s what we’re all looking for, right? Kitfo (ground beef) that you can get terey (seasoned but raw)/ lebleb (sauted and seasoned), tibs (spicy beef stir fry) and others are available upon request. Do not expect a written menu because they don’t have one. The food is good and authentic, but I don’t recommend this for people who may be first timers with Ethiopian cuisine. The customer service, ambiance and lack of a menu may be a bit of a turn off or cause confusion if you are unsure of what to expect.
If that doesn’t seem to phase you, go ahead and check it out! They also have a market complete with various tea spices, breads, beaded jewelry and other odds and ends of most typical Ethiopian markets. It’s a cool experience that is about as close to visiting to Addis Ababa as you can get living in the heart of Dallas.